Increasing MS Productivity: A "Self-Driving" Mass Spectrometer Designed for Non-MS Experts

RECORD | Already taken place Tu, 18.5.2021

Join us to learn about the newest single quad in Agilent’s portfolio and how enhanced hardware and software features reduce the stress when migrating UHPLC UV Methods to MS detection.

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Agilent Technologies: Increasing MS Productivity: A "Self-Driving" Mass Spectrometer Designed for Non-MS Experts

Agilent’s LCMSD iQ is a small but powerful mass spectrometer designed for the chromatographer.

For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.

Presenter: Patrick Cronan (LC Applications Scientist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)

Patrick Cronan is an LC applications Scientist with Agilent Technologies. He is an accomplished analytical chemist with over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and Biopharma industries; has facilitated method transfer from HPLC to UHPLC while using LCMS to characterize large and small molecule drug-like compounds. Patrick has also worked extensively with Agilent’s 2D Chromatography system developing methods to increase throughput of biologic separations by coupling multiple techniques like SEC x IEX.

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Increasing MS Productivity: A "Self-Driving" Mass Spectrometer Designed for Non-MS Experts

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