Influencing the future of science
Waters advanced polymer analysis from handprint to fingerprint precision, and its collaborative ethos is shaping future materials too
Read storySustainable polymers and green analytical chemistry
Sustainable chromatography system uses solvents more efficiently and cuts waste streams
Sustainable polymers and green analytical chemistry
Calibrating for the curve
Faster, smarter insight to your polymer structure
Method development
Empower polymer analysis with the universal language of the lab
From handprint to fingerprint: Polymer peak analysis
2D chromatography separates Waters from the pack
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Engineering a green approach to analytical chemistry
Six decades of industry insight and research partnerships inform Waters’ green analytical chemistry
Sustainable solutions for plastics: the future role of lignins
Could lignins provide a sustainable alternative to petroleum in plastics development?
2D chromatography for precision polymer analysis
How comprehensive 2D chromatography helps scientists hit polymer analysis sweet spots
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Experts share their insight on polymer analysis
A wealth of free resources on precision polymer analysis
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The theory and practice of green analytical chemistry
Download our free white paper to get an overview of the landscape and best practice in green analytical chemistry
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Comprehensive 2D liquid chromatography for polymer applications
Download our free white paper to see how 2D-LC offers superior analysis of complex samples
Is this the future of bioplastics upcycling?
Learn more about chemical methods for a new route to active upcycling of PLA
Using calorimetry during battery operation to solve development challenges
Join us as we assess safety, energy density and longevity of battery cells through high-resolution isothermal calorimetry
Fingerprinting recycled thermoplastic resins for process optimisation
Learn how to investigate feedstock quality, fingerprint recycled thermoplastic resins and streamline your process using thermal analysis and rheology
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Cell sorting machine discriminates between spherical, disc-shaped and ellipsoidal polystyrene particles
Surgical sensor tracks healing and then simply fades away
Exceptionally sensitive biodegradable implant can sense strain and pressure on recovering tendons
Pulsed pyrolysis offers better way to breakdown plastics into their building blocks
US team hopes that catalyst-free system could be greener and more efficient than than other depolymerisation attempts
The wonderful wizards of wood
Better skiing through chemistry
A test of strength for artificial muscles
The rise of ferrofluids
How rubber is bouncing back
Sustainable Covid-19 protection
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Redesigned biopolymer solves thermal stability challenge
Chemical redesign makes PHAs easier to process and recycle
Rapid alternating polarity brings new life to 189-year-old electrochemical reaction
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