PodChem Sat, 01 Nov 2025 10:56:07 +0000 Sat, 01 Nov 2025 10:56:07 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 http://specandsepnow.libsyn.com/rss http://specandsepnow.libsyn.com/rss https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/c/7/d/5/c7d573e683c7e329 PodChem false episodic no BZP and New Zealand's alternative approach to prohibition BZP and New Zealand's alternative approach to prohibition Fri, 11 Nov 2011 10:03:00 +0000

For this Drug Testing and Analysis special issue dedicated to New Psychoactive Substances, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow discusses with Matt Bowden of Stargate, New Zealand, the role of benzylpiperazine (BZP) as a safer alternative to methamphetamine and the Class D approach to the regulation of recreational drugs in New Zealand

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis:

Citation: Bowden, M. and Trevorrow, P. (2011), BZP and New Zealand's alternative approach to prohibition. Drug Testing and Analysis, 3: 426–427. doi: 10.1002/dta.324

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For this Drug Testing and Analysis special issue dedicated to New Psychoactive Substances, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow discusses with Matt Bowden of Stargate, New Zealand, the role of benzylpiperazine (BZP) as a safer alternative to methamphetamine and the Class D approach to the regulation of recreational drugs in New Zealand

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis:

Citation: Bowden, M. and Trevorrow, P. (2011), BZP and New Zealand's alternative approach to prohibition. Drug Testing and Analysis, 3: 426–427. doi: 10.1002/dta.324

]]> 04:43 false full Growth hormone: barriers to the implementation of human growth hormone testing in sports Growth hormone: barriers to the implementation of human growth hormone testing in sports Tue, 17 Nov 2009 16:47:00 +0000  

In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow hosts DTA's Editor in Chief, Professor Mario Thevis and Dr Gary Green, Guest Editor of the forthcoming special issue dedicated to the implications of human growth hormone use and testing in sports.

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis (www.drugtestinganalysis.com).

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In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow hosts DTA's Editor in Chief, Professor Mario Thevis and Dr Gary Green, Guest Editor of the forthcoming special issue dedicated to the implications of human growth hormone use and testing in sports.

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis (www.drugtestinganalysis.com).

]]> 14:54 false full Pittcon 2009 Editors' Choice Awards for Best New Products Pittcon 2009 Editors' Choice Awards for Best New Products Thu, 16 Apr 2009 13:00:00 +0000 This podcast comprises a series of interviews made by the University of the Pacific's Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, David Sparkman, and Dr Eileen Skelly Frame, Consulting Editor at International Scientific Communications, Inc.

During the 20 minute broadcast, David and Eileen talk with some of the Pittcon Editors' Choice Award product winners and nominees for the best new product at this year's conference.

There were some very exciting developments this year, including In-Xitu's Gold Award for their Terra Field portable x-ray diffractometer, which was developed in co-operation with NASA for possible future Mars Rover explorations.

This podcast is brought to you by James Weeks, website manager of separationsNOW.com.

]]> This podcast comprises a series of interviews made by the University of the Pacific's Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, David Sparkman, and Dr Eileen Skelly Frame, Consulting Editor at International Scientific Communications, Inc.

During the 20 minute broadcast, David and Eileen talk with some of the Pittcon Editors' Choice Award product winners and nominees for the best new product at this year's conference.

There were some very exciting developments this year, including In-Xitu's Gold Award for their Terra Field portable x-ray diffractometer, which was developed in co-operation with NASA for possible future Mars Rover explorations.

This podcast is brought to you by James Weeks, website manager of separationsNOW.com.

]]> 20:53 false full A Bright Future for Multivariate Analysis Applications in Surface Science A Bright Future for Multivariate Analysis Applications in Surface Science Mon, 09 Mar 2009 10:04:00 +0000 In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow is joined by Dr Ian Gilmore of the National Physical Laboratory, UK and Dr Matthew Wagner of The Procter and Gamble Company, USA to discuss the application of Multivariate Analysis in Surface Science.

Dr's Gilmore and Wagner are Guest Editors of two special issues of Surface and Interface Analysis exploring the state of the art of Multivariate Analytic applications within the Surface Science arena.

]]> In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow is joined by Dr Ian Gilmore of the National Physical Laboratory, UK and Dr Matthew Wagner of The Procter and Gamble Company, USA to discuss the application of Multivariate Analysis in Surface Science.

Dr's Gilmore and Wagner are Guest Editors of two special issues of Surface and Interface Analysis exploring the state of the art of Multivariate Analytic applications within the Surface Science arena.

]]> 10:04 false full Discussions with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Prof. Paul Anastas - Episode 2. The Handbook of Green Chemistry Discussions with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Prof. Paul Anastas - Episode 2. The Handbook of Green Chemistry Fri, 23 Jan 2009 11:03:00 +0000 In Episode 2 of this series of interviews with the "Father of Green Chemistry" Professor Paul Anastas, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow and Professor Anastas discuss The Handbook of Green Chemistry.

 

]]> In Episode 2 of this series of interviews with the "Father of Green Chemistry" Professor Paul Anastas, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow and Professor Anastas discuss The Handbook of Green Chemistry.

]]> 03:33 false full Discussions with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Prof. Paul Anastas - Episode 1. Origins and Expansion of Green Chemistry Discussions with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Prof. Paul Anastas - Episode 1. Origins and Expansion of Green Chemistry Fri, 23 Jan 2009 09:22:00 +0000 In Episode 1 of this series of interviews with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Professor Paul Anastas, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow and Professor Anastas discuss the origins and expansion of green chemistry.

 

]]> In Episode 1 of this series of interviews with the 'Father of Green Chemistry' Professor Paul Anastas, Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow and Professor Anastas discuss the origins and expansion of green chemistry.

]]> 03:55 false full Surface Science Applications in Forensic Analysis - An interview with Dr. Melanie Bailey Surface Science Applications in Forensic Analysis - An interview with Dr. Melanie Bailey Fri, 23 Jan 2009 04:59:00 +0000 In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow is joined by Dr Melanie Bailey of the Surrey Ion Beam Centre in Guildford, UK to glean an insight into the life of a working forensic analyst.

Dr Bailey is the Guest Editor of a special issue of Surface and Interface Analysis exploring the application of Surface Science in Forensic Analysis.

]]> In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow is joined by Dr Melanie Bailey of the Surrey Ion Beam Centre in Guildford, UK to glean an insight into the life of a working forensic analyst.

Dr Bailey is the Guest Editor of a special issue of Surface and Interface Analysis exploring the application of Surface Science in Forensic Analysis.

]]> 07:10 false full A Viable Test for hGH? An Interview with Professor Holt A Viable Test for hGH? An Interview with Professor Holt Mon, 19 Jan 2009 14:18:00 +0000 In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow interviews Professor Richard Holt of the University of Southampton on the current state of human Growth Hormone use, abuse and detection in sports.

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis. See www.drugtestinganalysis.com.

]]> In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow interviews Professor Richard Holt of the University of Southampton on the current state of human Growth Hormone use, abuse and detection in sports.

The following interview is available free as a fully citable transcript in the journal Drug Testing and Analysis. See www.drugtestinganalysis.com.

]]> 05:49 false full Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry - A Discussion with the Authors Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry - A Discussion with the Authors Mon, 19 Jan 2009 12:14:00 +0000 In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow gleans an insight into the book Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with the authors Dr Robert K. Boyd, Dr Cecilia Basic and Robert A. Bethem.

 

]]> In this episode Journals Editor Paul Trevorrow gleans an insight into the book Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with the authors Dr Robert K. Boyd, Dr Cecilia Basic and Robert A. Bethem.

]]> 13:31 false full An Audio Review of Microscopy at Neuroscience 2007 An Audio Review of Microscopy at Neuroscience 2007 Mon, 21 Jan 2008 14:00:00 +0000 Microscopy & Analysis Editor Dr Julian Heath takes a look at the new microscope developments at the Neuroscience event in San Diego last November.

The event has traditionally been a place for new product launches, particularly in the optical and confocal area, and this year's show was no exception.

Podcast produced by Microscopy and Analysis.

]]> Microscopy & Analysis Editor Dr Julian Heath takes a look at the new microscope developments at the Neuroscience event in San Diego last November.

The event has traditionally been a place for new product launches, particularly in the optical and confocal area, and this year's show was no exception.

Podcast produced by Microscopy and Analysis.

]]> 26:24 false full The M&A Podcast - An Audio Review of M&M 2007 The M&A Podcast - An Audio Review of M&M 2007 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 13:00:00 +0000 The Microscopy and Microanalysis annual event is often the scene for the first public display of new microscopes and other equipment, and this year's event in Florida proved no different.

In the first of what we hope will become a regular feature on the M&A website, Dr Julian Heath, M&A Editor, takes you through an audio review of the show, talking to senior representatives from the major manufacturers about their new developments and what it means to you, microscope user.

Podcast produced by Microscopy and Analysis.

]]> The Microscopy and Microanalysis annual event is often the scene for the first public display of new microscopes and other equipment, and this year's event in Florida proved no different.

In the first of what we hope will become a regular feature on the M&A website, Dr Julian Heath, M&A Editor, takes you through an audio review of the show, talking to senior representatives from the major manufacturers about their new developments and what it means to you, microscope user.

Podcast produced by Microscopy and Analysis.

]]> 41:47 false full ASMS 2007 - A Review ASMS 2007 - A Review Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:00:00 +0000 David Sparkman of the University of the Pacific in California talks with spectroscopyNOW's website manager, Nick Taylor, about the American Society of Mass Spectrometry conference (ASMS 2007) that was held in Indianapolis, USA at the start of June.

This episode concludes the spectroscopyNOW / separationsNOW series - thank you for listening.

Podcast sponsored by Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry.

]]> David Sparkman of the University of the Pacific in California talks with spectroscopyNOW's website manager, Nick Taylor, about the American Society of Mass Spectrometry conference (ASMS 2007) that was held in Indianapolis, USA at the start of June.

This episode concludes the spectroscopyNOW / separationsNOW series - thank you for listening.

Podcast sponsored by Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry.

]]> 13:51 false full Pittcon 2007 - Key Mass Spectrometry Products Pittcon 2007 - Key Mass Spectrometry Products Sun, 25 Mar 2007 13:00:00 +0000 This second podcast comprises a series of interviews made by the University of the Pacific's Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, David Sparkman.

During the 25-minute broadcast, David talks with several of the key mass spectrometry winners and nominees of the Pittcon Editors' Choice Awards.

Podcast sponsored by Waters Corporation.

]]> This second podcast comprises a series of interviews made by the University of the Pacific's Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, David Sparkman.

During the 25-minute broadcast, David talks with several of the key mass spectrometry winners and nominees of the Pittcon Editors' Choice Awards.

Podcast sponsored by Waters Corporation.

]]> 27:04 false full Recent Advances in Mass Spectrometry - Looking Forward to Pittcon 2007 Recent Advances in Mass Spectrometry - Looking Forward to Pittcon 2007 Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:00:00 +0000 David Sparkman of the University of the Pacific in California talks with spectroscopyNOW's website manager, Nick Taylor, about the recent exciting developments that have been seen in mass spectrometry, both from a technology and a software perspective.

They also look forward to the Pittcon conference in Chicago, USA from where they will both report for the second podcast broadcast in this series.

Podcast sponsored by Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry.

]]> David Sparkman of the University of the Pacific in California talks with spectroscopyNOW's website manager, Nick Taylor, about the recent exciting developments that have been seen in mass spectrometry, both from a technology and a software perspective.

They also look forward to the Pittcon conference in Chicago, USA from where they will both report for the second podcast broadcast in this series.

Podcast sponsored by Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry.

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