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Reports on the 26th International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography and Electrophoresis held in Las Vegas, Nevada, in May 2003. Lecture presentations; Presentation of the Golay Awards and other honors; Discussions on gas-phase separations. preparation.

The article discusses the new technology for biomarker identification which allows high quality of recognizing bladder cancer from different urologic diseases in the U.S. The system was developed by researchers from the University of Virginia together with industry partners. It is engaged in bioinformatics tools and capillary-electrophoresis-couple mass spectrometry to identify polypeptide patterns in urine samples of patients with bladder cancer.

The article reports on the move of medical research community Complete Genomics to conduct a study on how to recover the decreasing cost of human genome sequencing due to the efficacy of capillary electrophoresis in the U.S. The research team has decided to focus on organic technological advancement to achieve one billion dollars capital. Based on Moore's Law improvement cost curve, the team is planning to invest one million human genomes to the 10 international genome centers.