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Development and Utilization of Automation for Targeted Peptide LCMS Quantification
LCMS proteomics is ideal for the identification and quantification of CSF biomarkers. The speed and sensitivity of current QQQ instruments facilitate high levels of multiplexing at the instrument.
Lost and Found: Troubleshooting Missing Peaks in GC Analysis
Join us and we provide you with some insights and strategies on how to troubleshoot missing peaks.
Developing a Robust GC Method
Session 3: General column selection rules of thumb, Systematic approaches for rugged Method Development, Method Optimization for Fast GC Analysis, Suitable columns for critical applications.
Approaches to Contaminant and Degradation Analysis with FTIR
Details on how to approach detection and measurement of degraded particles.
Analysis of Recycled Plastics and Biodegradable Plastics with FTIR
Examples of materials made of biodegradable and recycled plastics, along with technical details on their identification and differentiation.
Food Contact Materials: GRAS* or Gross?
Introduction to FCMs, discuss the challenges faced by the food industry, and present the latest analytical technologies for FCMs.
Analysis of Petroleum and Petrochemicals Using GC-ICP-MS
The hyphenated technique of GC-ICP-MS has always been a powerful analytical tool due to its attributes of sensitivity and specificity.
Session 2: Pesticides by GC-MS/MS (The Analytical Landscape of Cannabis Testing)
Gain insight into pesticide analysis of cannabis flower using JEOL triple-quad GC-MS/MS and learn about Phenomenex GC consumables suitable for analysis of cannabis samples.
GC/MS for the Modern Age: One Software to Rule them All – LC, GC, single quad LC/MS and GC/MS
In this webinar session, discover how to get the most out of your GC/MS by enabling remote instrument and data access in one complete solution.
What You (May) Have Missed: Key Regulatory and Compendial Dissolution Updates in 2021
Join the DDG expert panel for an update on the Key Regulatory and Compendial Dissolution Updates from 2021.
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