I was pleased to participate in the 9th Strasbourg Summer School in Chemoinformatics in Strasbourg, France, from June 24th to June 28th. It was an honor to be offered the opportunity to present my research, which currently focuses on evaluating the applicability of machine learning active learning workflow in environmental analytical chemistry. Facing vastly different […]
This week we want to welcome two new students to Kruvelab: Alice Kollmitz and Lucas Ferrando Plo. Originally from Spain, Lucas recently finished his MSc degree in Germany. His objective was to elucidate the origin of anthraquinone residues in the leaves of English walnut tree (Juglans regia). In our group, he is the first of […]
Last week I had the pleasure to present at SETAC Europe 34th Annual Meeting conference in the beautiful city of Sevilla. There, I shared insights of the possibility of using endocrine activity labeled molecular networking for non-target data evaluation. It was an amazing experience attending interesting talks, meeting many people who are excited about their work, and […]
On 14th/15th of March 2024 the WISE Dialogue conference took place in Göteborg in the Clarion Hotel Post, the old post office of the city. After the last conference in August 2023, the Wallenberg initiative Material Science for Sustainability again gathered material and analytical scientists from all over Sweden to initiate collaborations and exchange ideas. […]
Last week the ACS Spring meeting took place in New Orleans. From our group Anneli and Gordian participated with a talk and a poster, respectively. For both this was the first time to take part in an ACS meeting. ACS Spring meeting hosted about 10,000 participants with tens of sessions running in parallel and long working […]
Two weeks ago, very spontaneously, we traveled to Halle (Saale) in Germany to attend the Leopoldina Symposium on Molecular Machine Learning, held the from 4th to the 6th of March and hosted by the SPP 2363 of the German Science Society (DFG). The conference took place in the beautiful and historic building of the German […]
Welcome Emma to Kruvelab! In the autumn, we were lucky to participate in an interlaboratory trial on non-target screening (NTS) with liquid chromatography high-resolution mass spectrometry (LC/HRMS) alongside other Swedish labs. We were able to test our ability to identify spiked chemicals in blind water samples as well as quantify the tentatively identified chemicals with […]
From the 21st to the 23rd of January Amina and Anneli attended the 26th Norsk Kromatografisymposiet, where Amina also presented her most recent research on evaluating the limit of detection for non-target LC/HRMS. Norsk Symposium i Kromatografi (Norwegian Chromatography Symobosium) takes place every two years in the Sandefjord, which is about 1.5 h drive from […]
As we step into the new year, we warmly welcome both familiar and fresh faces to our group. Returning for a second time, we have Sam and Theodor, both of whom previously completed internships in our group and are now doing their BSc theses. Sam and Theodor will collaboratively be working on our very special […]
November has been busy in Kruvelab as four new enthusiastic students have joined our team and are working on exciting topics. Going from left to right in the picture: Lars is an Erasmus student from the University of Tübingen in Germany studying MSc in chemistry. He started his two-month internship in mid-October and has been […]