Editorial Director
Ash started with Technology Networks as an editor in 2010 having previously worked in marketing communications roles within the scientific industry. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Nottingham where he researched the active site of enzymes. Ash oversees the editorial, social media and custom content teams, helping set the direction of the publication.
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Published Content
Total: 36
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How Would You Describe Your Job to a 5 Year Old?
We asked you to tell us how you would describe your job to a 5-year-old, here is a selection of our favourites.
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9 Most Stupid Things You've Done in the Lab
We asked you to tell us about the most stupid thing you've done in the lab, you didn't disappoint.
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From the lab to the boardroom: An interview with Darlene Solomon Ph.D.
We spoke to Darlene to learn about her reasons for studying science, how she transitioned away from the lab and some of her proudest achievements at Agilent.
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Trends in NMR: Current perspectives and future directions
From its development in the late 1940s and early 1950s, NMR spectroscopy has gone on to become the predominant method for the analysis of organic compounds.
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6 Milestones in Metabolomics: Driving our understanding of the metabolome
Ever more sophisticated tools are being developed to study metabolites and increase our understanding of the metabolome. But what were the developments and discoveries that enabled this field to develop?
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15 Best Signs from the March for Science
We take a look at a selection of the best signs from the March for Science.
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