Join Tina Chambers as she explores and compares sample preparation strategies for clinical research laboratories, ranging from simple dilute and shoot to solid-phase extraction (SPE).

Organic gunshot residues (OGSR) originating from the propellant of a cartridge can be detected by LC-MS. They can support traditional GSR evidence to eludicate gun related crimes.

We will explain how using superficially porous particle – or “CoreShell” columns can make many tasks easier for you but also give you some examples were fully porous particle columns the first choice.

Join us for our free Pesticide Thursdays webinar series and learn more on Waters turn-key solutions developed to tackle pesticide residues in or on food and feed.

We will discuss Proper Method Scaling, The Effect of Particle Size vs. Efficiency, Flow Rate for the Intended Internal Diameter, Improving Efficiency and Scaling Towards Preparative Purifications.

In this talk we explore high throughput techniques to do targeted proteomics. We will discuss peptide optimization with the Agilent optimization software and integrating Rapid Fire into the workflows.

A novel methodology utilizing TIMS incorporated in LC-HRMS workflows is being implemented and applied in olive oil, in order to separate and identify isomers detected on the phenolic fraction.

In this webinar we will cover HPLC columns chemistries and operating conditions, column life, washing procedures, regeneration procedures and storage conditions.