LCMS webinars focusing on Chemicals & Standards - page 1
Analysis of Bicycle® Molecules: Novel Medium Molecules
Gain an understanding of effective separation strategies for Bicycle® molecules and their impurities across multiple chromatographic modes.
Achieve faster GLP-1 amino acid analysis with rapid UPLC technology
Accelerate GLP-1 amino acid analysis. Learn how UPLC, microwave hydrolysis and Waters AccQ-Tag solutions speed up drug development and ensure compliance.
Analytical Excellence Week 2026: Part 2 - Benefits of PFAS-Tested Consumables
Gain insights into the importance of PFAS-tested additives and solvents for reliable analysis and their impact on the quality of your results.
Analytical Excellence Week 2026: Part 1- Understanding Pharmacopoeia and ACS Compliance
Discover the critical role of compliant reagents in your lab and learn how to ensure that your analyses meet regulatory standards.
Rapid Analysis of GLP-1 Analogs Using Pre-Column Derivatization
Discover a rapid, microwave-assisted UPLC amino acid analysis workflow for accurate GLP-1 analog characterization using AccQ·Tag Ultra chemistry and Empower CDS.
Beyond Compliance: The Art and Science of Reference Standard Management
Discover how Restek guarantees high-quality reference standards through careful formulation, handling, and storage practices to ensure accurate chromatographic results.
All Research Chemicals Are Not The Same
Discover how research chemical quality impacts cost, safety, and outcomes. Learn what 1,000+ lab professionals prioritize and how to avoid risks from low-grade materials.
Webinar Series & Expert Roundtable (Day 4) - Part 1: Greener Solvents - Making Big Moves for More Sustainability in the Lab! and Part 2: Tips and Tricks for LC-MS Troubleshooting.
Webinar Series & Expert Roundtable (Day 3)
Webinar Series & Expert Roundtable (Day 3) - Part 1: Optimize Your Karl Fischer Titration and Part 2: Beyond Safety Standards – Best Practices for Safe Handling of Hazardous Chemicals
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