Analyst at 150: The Longest-serving Measurement Science Journal Continues to Shape the Field

時(shí)間：2025.9.10  13:30-17:00

地點(diǎn)：南登錄大廳-西會(huì)議區(qū)一層W103

2025 marks a huge milestone for the Royal Society of Chemistry: the 150th anniversary of Analyst! This historic journal, formally known as ‘The Analyst’, is the Royal Society of Chemistry’s longest-running academic periodical – first published in 1876.

Research in analytical measurement science has changed enormously over the last 150 years, and Analyst has therefore evolved to meet the needs of our community, highlighting key innovations and their impact on the world. In its earliest days, Analyst frequently published work relating to food composition and safety, publishing direct analyses of food items as well as safety tests of cooking vessels and developing methods to analyse adulteration in all sorts of foods. During the 20th century, the analysis of other substances became more prevalent. As our understanding of climate change developed, the journal published articles on analytical methods for studying greenhouse gases and particulate matter, as well as microplastics. Even more recently, many articles have been published which integrate more traditionally biological methods such as CRISPR-assisted sensing for biomedical applications.

In this session we will hear from our speakers about how analytical measurement science continues to be at the forefront of scientific development, from advancing medicine to tackling environmental challenges.

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