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Need help with Sample Prep for LCMS in the Lab? Making use of the Automated Liquid Sampler you already have on your LCMS
The Automated Liquid Sampler (ALS) you have in your LCMS stack can simplify menial tasks.
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Empower Business Continuity (BC) LAC/E & SecureSync
Complement your #Empower CDS with sample management, equipment inventory and data archiving.
The importance of tuning and setting up your method on your ICPMS to achieve the best detection limits
Once you have prepped your samples and maintained contamination. The next step is properly tuning and setting up your ICPMS to give the best results.
Strategies for Adding Xylazine, Nitazenes, and Other NPS to Laboratory Testing Scopes
We will provide a background on NPS as well as strategies and tools, such as Restek’s Pro EZLC Chromatogram Modeler...
Characterizing critical quality attributes of outer membrane vesicles for conjugate vaccines
We will introduce AF4-MALS and OMV, and review the validation program that was established to assess the quality attributes obtained by AF4-MALS according to the principles described in ICH Guidelines Q2 (R1).
Why Won’t My HPLC Method Transfer? How to Build a More Robust Method
In this talk, we will discuss the factors that impact the fidelity of HPLC method transfer.
Latest Update on the Analysis of MOSH/MOAH Contamination
We will introduce a fast and efficient analysis of MOSH/MOAH using a new automated saponification workflow that can save your time and effort while maximizing the results.
Understanding Metabolic Pathways Using Mass Isotopologue Analysis with HILIC Zeno MRM High-Resolution
You will see how we developed a method that couples HILIC with Zeno trap-enabled MRMHR in order to acquire the isotopic labeling information at the intact metabolite and moiety level simultaneously.
A discussion on the Theory of FTIR
This session will focus on the theory of Infrared and will discuss some modern infrared analytical techniques.
Optimizing Analysis of Oils and Organic Solvents by ICPOES
We will cover steps to ensure maximum stability and robustness in organic solvent analysis using proper hardware selection, optimized plasma conditions, and background correction techniques.
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