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Hydrogen Exchange-Mass Spectrometry for Analysis of Higher-Order Structure of Protein Therapeutics Across the Pipeline
In this webinar, Dr. David Weis, Professor of Chemistry at University of Kansas, will provide a brief overview of what is measured in HX-MS and how results are interpreted.
Making Low-flow Quantitative Proteomics Easier, More Robust, and Faster
We will demonstrate the ease of use of the Evosep One system and will show how in conjunction with the Agilent 6495C QQQ, quantitative proteomics becomes faster and more robust without losing sensitivity.
MassHunter Unknowns Analysis for the Forensic Chemist - Fundamental Workflow Part I
The MassHunter Unknowns Analysis video Part I is designed to introduce the student to the workflows involved when using Unknowns Analysis.
Challenges and Solutions in Aroma Profiling
Join LECO on Tuesday, February 1st at 5:30 pm CET when Lena M. Dubois will discuss solutions to challenges faced in routine analysis and discovery work during aroma analysis in the food industry.
Learn how to Confirm your Data on ICP-OES. Are you getting the Right Result? Are You Sure?
This webinar will discuss accuracy and precision and how to ensure both.
Comparison of PFAS recoveries between cartridge format WAX/GCB vs dispersive GCB
In this webinar, Dr. Richard Jack will demonstrate the robust LC-MS/MS recovery and precision that Strata PFAS single-tube WAX/GCB sample preparation provides for non-drinking water PFAS analysis.
Achieve a Fully Digital, End-to-End Analytical Workflow
Achieve a Fully Digital, End-to-End Analytical Workflow
Multi-Component Methods in Minutes using MassHunter Quantitative Analysis
The use of semi-automated peak identification and deconvolution coupled with the NIST library to rapidly build a method to identify and calibrate a series of multi-component semivolatiles standards.
An ultra-high sensitivity quantification method of veterinary drugs residues in food
SCIEX’s Global Technical Leader for food and environmental presents a quantitative approach to testing for veterinary drug resides in food.
European Extractables and Leachables Forum
Waters is providing a unique opportunity to discuss with leading experts on the latest developments in MS instrumentation, E&L libraries, as well as the importance of reliable reference standards.
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