Advancing chromatography: Column performance and method modernisation for modern workflows

Út, 6.10.2026 11:00 CEST
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Thermo Fisher Scientific: Advancing chromatography: Column performance and method modernisation for modern workflows
Thermo Fisher Scientific: Advancing chromatography: Column performance and method modernisation for modern workflows

Thermo Scientific Hypersil columns have long played a pivotal role in advancing chromatographic science and supporting laboratories worldwide in achieving reliable analytical results. This webinar highlights how column technology has evolved to support the growing demands of modern analytical laboratories, with a focus on chromatographic performance, consistency, and reproducibility.  

Attendees will gain valuable insights into the technologies behind reliable chromatographic separations, including particle and stationary-phase technology. The session will explore how these factors contribute to consistent performance and batch-to-batch reproducibility in analytical workflows.

The webinar will also examine the role of established Hypersil stationary phases in pharmaceutical and pharmacopeial methods, supported by practical application examples. Attendees will see how established HPLC methods can be modernised to improve laboratory productivity, increase throughput, and reduce solvent consumption while maintaining separation quality. Whether you work in pharmaceutical R&D, quality control, or analytical method development, this webinar will provide practical insights into achieving reliable, reproducible chromatographic performance and supporting modern analytical workflows. 

Key Learning Objectives 
  • Column Innovation: Understand how advancements in particle technology and stationary-phase chemistry contribute to chromatographic performance and reproducibility. 
  • Reproducibility and Consistency: Explore the factors that contribute to reliable separations and consistent batch-to-batch column performance. 
  • Pharmacopeial Methods: Explore the use of established Hypersil stationary phases in pharmaceutical and USP-based assay and impurity methods. 
  • Method Modernisation: Learn how established HPLC methods can be modernised to increase throughput and reduce solvent consumption while maintaining separation performance. 
  • Application Insights: Gain insights from pharmaceutical application examples demonstrating the performance of Hypersil columns across assay and impurity-testing workflows. 
Who should attend? 

Scientists and laboratory teams working in small-molecule pharmaceutical analysis/pharmaceutical manufacturers, generic drug manufacturers, CDMOs/CROs, and Quality Control laboratories/testing laboratories working with small-molecule APIs and drug products.

If you are not able to attend the webinar, please register to automatically receive the on demand link.

Presenter: Adham Ahmed, PhD., BSc., MRSC (Global Product Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific)

Adham Ahmed has over 15 years of experience in chromatography, specializing in particle development and functionality for small molecules applications. As Global Product Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific, he oversees the Hypersil BDS, Hypersil Classical, Acclaim and Hypercarb HPLC column portfolio.

His experience across research & development, applications support, and product management has provided him with a broad understanding of chromatographic method development, laboratory workflows, and customer needs across a wide range of analytical applications.

Presenter: Mauro De Pra (Product Marketing Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific)

Mauro De Pra has worked at Thermo Fisher Scientific since 2010. Throughout his tenure, he has served in various roles encompassing product and application development, support, and product marketing. With specialized expertise in High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), Mauro has contributed to the field of separation sciences by authoring 20 papers.

Before joining Thermo Fisher Scientific, Mauro worked as an analytical development scientist in the pharmaceutical industry. He holds a PhD in Chemistry from the University of Amsterdam.

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