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I recently attended PITTCON, the largest laboratory science conference and exposition in the world, held in Chicago. For someone with a background in instrumental analytical chemistry the rows of gleaming, high-tech analytical instruments were intoxicating. I was a kid in a candy store. But I was also reminded that PITTCON was the venue of a pivotal experience in my professional career. Almost exactly five years prior I was in the same conference center listening to a keynote speech given by Dr. George Whitesides. Throughout the lecture, the distinguished Harvard professor bestowed the virtues of low cost analytical methods with a particular emphasis on providing medical diagnostics to the developing world. In fact he stated that in his opinion it is the responsibility of the developed world to do so. It may not have been a message that many in the audience wanted to hear but I agree wholeheartedly.

Environmental Analysis for All: The Need for Cheap Analytical Methods