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The GWU Forensics team published in the Journal of Chromatography A an article on utilizing GC, MS and VUV technologies in tandem to analyze fentanyl analogues, one of the largest emerging drugs of abuse.Fill out the form below to access VUV Analytic’s Knowledge Base. Stay up to date with the latest VUV blogs, publications, application notes, conference presentations, webinars, and announcements.
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