Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 3: UV/VIS Detectors
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Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 3: UV/VIS Detectors

Explore how UV/VIS detection works in HPLC, compare fixed-, variable-, multi-wavelength and diode array detectors, and learn their key strengths, limitations and applications.
Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 3: UV/VIS Detectors
One Injection, Two Answers: Introducing Squad Metabolomics on Orbitrap Mass Spectrometers
Article | Science and research

One Injection, Two Answers: Introducing Squad Metabolomics on Orbitrap Mass Spectrometers

SQUAD metabolomics combines targeted quantitation and untargeted discovery in a single Orbitrap MS experiment, delivering confident quantitative results alongside broad metabolite profiling.
One Injection, Two Answers: Introducing Squad Metabolomics on Orbitrap Mass Spectrometers
Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 2: Detector Characteristics
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Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 2: Detector Characteristics

Explore the key performance criteria of HPLC detectors, including sensitivity, selectivity, sampling rate, noise, drift, dynamic range, and practical guidance for choosing the right LC detector.
Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 2: Detector Characteristics
4.5-Minute Oral Fluid LC MS Method to Detect 31 Drugs of Abuse Using Stellar MS
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4.5-Minute Oral Fluid LC MS Method to Detect 31 Drugs of Abuse Using Stellar MS

A fast 4.5-minute LC-MS workflow enables confirmation and quantitation of 31 drugs of abuse, including THC, in oral fluid using the Thermo Scientific Stellar mass spectrometer.
4.5-Minute Oral Fluid LC MS Method to Detect 31 Drugs of Abuse Using Stellar MS
Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 1: Detector Overview
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Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 1: Detector Overview

Explore the principal HPLC detection technologies, from UV and fluorescence to mass spectrometry, electrochemical, aerosol, and bulk-property detectors, and learn how to select the right option.
Seeing is Believing – Detection Made Easy Part 1: Detector Overview
Stability-Indicating HPLC-UV Method for Semaglutide Impurity Analysis
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Stability-Indicating HPLC-UV Method for Semaglutide Impurity Analysis

Discover a stability-indicating HPLC-UV method for semaglutide impurity analysis using the Vanquish Flex UHPLC system and Hypersil GOLD Peptide column.
Stability-Indicating HPLC-UV Method for Semaglutide Impurity Analysis
Efficient Sample Evaporation Using the Organomation MULTIVAP® Nitrogen Evaporator
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Efficient Sample Evaporation Using the Organomation MULTIVAP® Nitrogen Evaporator

SPADIA LAB shares its experience with the Organomation MULTIVAP nitrogen evaporator for fast and reproducible sample preparation in steroid hormone and vitamin LC-MS/MS analysis.
Efficient Sample Evaporation Using the Organomation MULTIVAP® Nitrogen Evaporator
Pipetting Made Easy - Part 3: Pipette Selection
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Pipetting Made Easy - Part 3: Pipette Selection

Learn how to choose the right pipette for your laboratory based on volume range, liquid properties, throughput, ergonomics, and workflow requirements.
Pipetting Made Easy - Part 3: Pipette Selection
Breaking Sensitivity Barriers: How MS³ is Transforming Biomarker Discovery for ALS and Beyond
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Breaking Sensitivity Barriers: How MS³ is Transforming Biomarker Discovery for ALS and Beyond

Mayo Clinic researchers show how Orbitrap Astral discovery and Stellar MS³ validation improve sensitivity for detecting ALS biomarkers in extracellular vesicles.
Breaking Sensitivity Barriers: How MS³ is Transforming Biomarker Discovery for ALS and Beyond
Exploring Alternatives to Rotary Evaporation in Modern Laboratories
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Exploring Alternatives to Rotary Evaporation in Modern Laboratories

Explore alternatives to rotary evaporators, including S-EVAP, parallel evaporation, freeze drying, centrifugal evaporation, distillation, spray drying and microwave heating.
Exploring Alternatives to Rotary Evaporation in Modern Laboratories