Day 3 of MDCW 2026 focused on advanced GC×GC and 2D-LC innovations, from flow-modulated GC×GC-QMS and tensor decomposition to plastic pyrolysis, forensics, bioanalysis, and polymer separations.

Day 2 of MDCW 2026 highlighted the power of multidimensional chromatography, from plastic recycling and pyrolysis to GC×GC-MS automation, 2D-LC in biopharma, PFAS analysis, and thermal desorption.

Day one of MDCW 2026 showcased GC×GC and 2D-LC advances across energy, pharma, PFAS, aroma, and metabolomics, combining keynote insights, oral sessions, posters, and expert discussion.

Beginner’s guide to multidimensional chromatography (GC×GC and LC×LC), covering fundamentals, method development, system components, and hands-on training at MDCW 2026.

Join the 17th Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop (MDCW) in Williamsburg, VA, on Jan 13–15, 2026! Keynotes, posters, flash talks, and discussions — all with free registration.

Christopher Freye (LANL) presents non-targeted PFAS analysis using LC-MS, GC×GC-TOFMS, and HRMS. Novel workflows reveal complex PFAS fingerprints in fluoropolymers and explosives.

Join the 17th Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop in Williamsburg, VA, Jan 13–15, 2026! Register now & submit abstracts by Sept 1 to be part of the program.

LabRulez portals offer fast and effective access to analytical chemistry resources—news, apps, webinars, instruments, and jobs. Build your profile and share in the expert community.

Peak detection is crucial in GC×GC & LC×LC workflows. We study how signal features impact detection performance, helping select tools for both manual and automated method development.

LC-GC×GC-FID/TOFMS enhances MOSH/MOAH analysis in food ingredients and additives, helping to resolve coelutions and reduce interpretation errors beyond current ISO 20122:2024 limitations.