Separation Science, in collaboration with SCIEX demonstrating the value of QTOF technology, data independent acquisition, and customisable spectral libraries for screening extractables and leachables.

The authors will present proper CRM handling and storage practices as guidance to ensure stability and also how to effectively using reference materials specific to complex trace level analysis.

In this webinar Peter Cain will discuss the analysis of seized drug material using a low-cost, compact mass spectrometer. The improved selectivity of this analysis results in fewer false positives.

Attendees will learn how to reduce out-of-specifications results by increasing understanding of their analytical procedures and controlling areas of potential variability, from sample to results.

Having access to instrument utilization data is a key part in creating a maintenance strategy for the laboratory. This webinar will show you value streams accross all elements of an instruments lifecycle.

In this exclusive Waters Corporation webinar Dr. Michelle Wood summarises the challenges posed by the rapidly evolving novel psychoactive drug landscape with a particular focus on Fentanyl analogs.

Differences between gradient and isocratic HPLC methods and how these differences benefit us.

This seminar will discuss the importance of magnetic bead and chromatographic media selection for hybrid LBA/LC–MS/MS workflows.

Whatever you want to ask - whatever you want to know (about automated sample preparation for GC/MS & LC/MS): GERSTEL application experts are ready to dig deep into their experience to deliver the right answers.

This webinar will look how to address some of the common set up issues associated with the analysis of agrochemicals in cannabis and also identify the approaches to overcome these challenges.