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Lipid samples are very complex. A challenge in the global analysis of lipids is the vast number of subspecies and isomers present in biological samples. The diversity is due to variation in linkages and positions of fatty acyl chain, head group modifications, presence of molecular species as isomers or isobars are among some of the greatest challenges to overcome. Lipid stereoisomers may have unique roles in biological processes. It is therefore important to be able to separate the structural and stereoisomers which poses a challenging analytical problem.
Reverse phase UHPLC separates lipids according to the hydrophobicity of the fatty acyl chains. It is very common to find coeluting isomers which are very difficult to separate with reverse phase chromatography alone.
SFC has the advantage of doing lipid class-based separation. The separation is orthogonal to UHPLC. Very polar lipids elute towards the end of the chromatogram. The disadvantage is again coeluting lipids belonging to the same class.
The best of both the worlds would be to interface UHPLC to SFC. The simplest setup of the Agilent 1290 Infinity 2-D system is time-based heart cutting in the first dimension followed by automated injection into the second dimension. The advantage of this approach for the separation of lipids is that coeluting peaks within a time window can be sent for SFC separation in the second dimension to possibly separate the isomers.
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Presenter: Sheher Banu Mohsin, PhD (Senior Applications Scientist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)
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Sheher Mohsin is a senior applications scientist at Agilent Technologies. She received her Ph. D in physical chemistry from the University of Illinois and an MBA from Rockhurst University. She started her career at the US Environmental Protection Agency working on dioxin analysis with high resolution mass spectrometers. She later joined Bayer and worked in the special analysis lab using mass spectrometry to solve problems in synthesis, impurity determination and submission of final product impurity profile to regulatory agencies. Sheher’s current focus is on lipidomics using GC, LC and SFC separations and mass spectrometry. Sheher collaborates with academic and government researchers working on complex problems to come up with innovative, simplified workflows using the latest tools in separation and mass spectrometry.
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Agilent Technologies: Using UHPLC, SFC and a 2-D LC/SFC System for Separating Lipids

Using UHPLC, SFC and a 2-D LC/SFC System for Separating Lipids

Migration of chemicals and potentially harmful substances from packaging materials is a major concern for human health. This is applicable to manufacturers and suppliers in the food, water, pharmaceutical industries, medical devices production, as well as for regulatory agencies responsible for consumer safety and health.
Waters is providing a unique opportunity to discuss with leading experts on the latest developments in analytical instrumentation solutions as well as the importance of reliable reference standards for characterizing chemical migrants in packaging.
Attendees will network, build useful relationships, and hear panel discussions presenting scientific perspectives on new MS instrumentation, E&amp;L libraries, and standards.
Register now for this virtual event and share knowledge and challenges with peers and E&amp;L experts.
<h3>AGENDA | 27. Jan 2022</h3>
<h5>14:00 Welcome and Introduction</h5>
<ul>
<li>Falk-Thilo Ferse (Waters)</li>
</ul>
<h5>14:05 Extractables and Leachables/Contact Materials: The Invaluable Benefit of Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry Libraries</h5>
<ul>
<li>Jens Jacobsen (Waters)</li>
<li>Mike McCullagh (Waters)</li>
</ul>
<h5>14:35 Certified Reference Materials for E&amp;L and Food Contact Materials</h5>
<ul>
<li>Rudolf Köhling (Merck KGaA)</li>
</ul>
<h5>15:20 5 Min Break</h5>
<h4>Breakout Session: - Pharma -</h4>
<h5>15:25 SFC meets SEC for E&amp;L: New possibilities with an unusual combination</h5>
<ul>
<li>Mijo Stanic (Chromicent)</li>
</ul>
<h5>16:10 5 Min Break</h5>
<h5>16:15 Analysis of N-Nitrosamines by SFC-MS/MS and Investigation with a UPLC-TOF Platform for new N-Nitrosamines</h5>
<ul>
<li>Sebastian Schmidtsdorff (Chromicent)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Breakout Session: - Medical Devices -</h4>
<h5>15:25 Analytical challenges in achieving chemical characterisation of medical devices</h5>
<ul>
<li>Andrew Feilden (Hall Analytical)</li>
</ul>
<h5>16:10 5 Min Break</h5>
<h5>16:15 Medical Devices: Analytical Approaches for Establishing Biocompatibility and for Process Control</h5>
<ul>
<li>Reto Luginbuehl (Blaser Swisslube)</li>
</ul>
<h4>Breakout Session: - Food Contact Material -</h4>
<h5>15:25 The Safety of Recycled Plastics as Food Contact Material</h5>
<ul>
<li>Cristina Nerin (Zaragosa University)</li>
</ul>
<h5>16:10 5 Min Break</h5>
<h5>16:15 Migration and safety of bio-based materials for food packaging</h5>
<ul>
<li>Fatima Poças (Portuguese Catholic University)</li>
</ul>
<h5>17:00 End of the event</h5>
<h3>Meet the Speakers</h3>
<h5>Dr. Falk-Thilo Ferse (European Business Development Manager, Chemical Materials, Waters Corporation, Germany)</h5>
Falk-Thilo Ferse has more than 15 years experience in the field of Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry. He had worked at Waters in several sales positions in Germany, before he became trainer in the field of UPLC®. In July 2014 he changed into the marketing and became a European Business Development Manager, where he still works to this day.
<h5>Dr. Jens Jacobsen (Waters Corporation, Switzerland)</h5>
Jens Jacobsen holds a PhD and a MSc in Environmental Chemistry and has more than 20 years of experience in chromatography and mass spectrometry, both from a user and a sales perspective. The last 10 years he has been at Waters focussing mainly on solutions for laboratories in the Food, Environmental and Industrial application area. A Special focus of Jens Jacobsen has always been E&amp;L/Food Contact Materials and its complex analytical challenges. Jens Jacobsen works a sales specialist for Waters AG in Switzerland.
<h5>Dr. Rudolf Köhling (Sigma-Aldrich International GmbH (subsidiary of Merck), R&amp;D, Mass Spectrometry Laboratory for Certified Reference Materials, Buchs SG, Switzerland)</h5>
Dr. Rudolf Köhling studied physical chemistry at the University of Dortmund. He graduated in biophysical chemistry on the research of structural and thermodynamic properties of proteins applying small-angle X-rax / neutron scattering (SAXS/SANS) techniques. After a postdoctoral period at the Institute for Technical Thermodynamics (ITT) of the University of Stuttgart about quantitative NMR analysis of reaction mixtures, he joined the Institute of Legal Medicine (University of Tübungen), where he was responsible for HPLC, LC-MS, HS-GC and GC-MS analysis. Since 2006 he works with the R&amp;D department of Sigma-Aldrich Buchs (CH) – now Merck KGaA - on new products for LC-MS applications and certified reference materials. The laboratory is part of the ISO 17034 accreditation (Isotope Dilution Mass Spectrometry). 
<h5>Mijo Stanic (Chromicent GmbH)</h5>
Mijo Stanic is Founder, General Manager and Technical Director at Chromicent GmbH in Berlin. He has more than 15 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry and more than 10 years of experience in method development. He is an expert in method development for LC, SFC and Quality by Design.
<h5>Sebastian Schmidtsdorff (Chromicent GmbH)</h5>
Sebastian Schmidtsdorff graduated in 2015 as a pharmacist. He then joined a research fellowship in the Department of Pharmaceutical Analysis and Chemistry at the Free University of Berlin, Germany. In 2017, he moved to Chromicent GmbH in Berlin as a project leader with the main focus in analytical method development and the use of novel chromatographic and analytical techniques. His current topics are the analysis of nitrosamines in pharmaceuticals and excipients as well as the development of applications for the dissemination of SFC technology. Sebastian Schmidtsdorff is also lecturer in pharmacopoeial analysis the Free University of Berlin.
<h5>Dr. Andrew Feilden (European E&amp;L Strategic Director at Hall Analytical)</h5>
Dr. Andrew Feilden is the European E&amp;L Strategic Director at Hall Analytical. He joined Hall in November 2019. Where he is a technical expert in the field of E&amp;L testing undertaking Commercial, Operational and technical thought leadership activities. He has presented on the field of extractables and leachables in over 16 countries world wide. He has written a number of papers and publications and is the inventor of 2 patents. He has a degree and Dr Phil from the university of York, is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and was a Scientific advisor to IPAC-RS and ex-cochair of ELSIE.
<h5>Dr. Reto Luginbuehl (Gloobal Head Service Laboratories, Blaser Swisslube)</h5>
Reto Luginbuehl studied and promoted in chemistry/biochemistry at the University of Bern before moving to Seattle and working at the University of Washington in the surface analysis of nano- and biomaterials. He joint RMS-Foundation in 2001 and worked for 15 years as head of chemistry and biology focusing on bone and cartilage substitute research. During this time, he was consultant on materials and biocompatibility assessment, and led a European network on device-associated infections.
In 2017, he joined Blaser Swisslube and now is head of the global service laboratories. In addition, he has been lecturing on (bio)materials at the University of Bern for 15 years. 
<h5>Prof. Dr. Cristina Nerin (Professor at University of Zaragoza, Department of Analytical Chemistry)</h5>
Full Professor at the University of Zaragoza (Spain), PhD in Analytical Chemistry, Master in Science (Analytical Chemistry) and Degree in Chemistry at the University of Zaragoza (Spain). Director of the Research Group GUIA at the University of Zaragoza and Director of the Master in Environmental Engineering at the University of Zaragoza from 1990 to 2012. Author of more than 395 Scientific Publications included in the Citation Index, Director of 38 PhD Thesis (5 more are in process). Principal Investigator of more than 240 Research Projects in both Competitive calls and also R&amp;D&amp;I with Industry Inventor in six International Patents dealing with active packaging and in one International Patent on Intelligent Packaging. All of them are in exploitation (market). Six Research Awards received. Participant in more than 140 International Conferences and Professor of several International Courses n Europe, Asia and South-America.
<h5>Prof. Dr. Fatima Poças (Professor of Packaging at Biotechnology College the Portuguese Catholic University Porto)</h5>
BSc Chemical Engineering, MSc in Packaging, PhD in Biotechnology – Food Engineering and Science. Senior Researcher and Prof. (eq.) at Escola de Biotecnologia Universidade Católica Portuguesa at Porto. Coordination of the packaging laboratory since 1990 and Centre for Food Quality and Safety 2013. Development, coordination and teaching food packaging courses at undergraduate and master level since 1992. Works in the field of mass transfer processes applied to safety and quality of packaged food, in particular on chemical hazards and migration, safety of recycling of plastics and bio based materials. She integrated the team of several research projects national and European and led 4 national research projects. Represents Portugal in the European Network of Food Contact Materials Laboratories since 2004 and is member of different EFSA Working Groups since 2012.

Waters Corporation: European Extractables and Leachables Forum

European Extractables and Leachables Forum

Attendees will network, build relationships, and hear discussions presenting scientific perspectives on new MS instrumentation, E&L libraries, and standards.

Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) was first developed in the 1960s, using supercritical carbon dioxide and this technology has been commercially available from Agilent for over a decade. Often known for its application to the analysis of chiral compounds, SFC is the ‘greener’ alternative over normal phase separations, further increasing the demand and acceptance of this technology.
This webinar will explain basic scientific principles of SFC as a highly powerful liquid separation technique for the efficient separation a wide range of analytes. Examples will be given to illustrate, how an SFC system can be coupled to a mass detector to form an integrated LC/MS system to deliver high throughput applications. 
<h3>What you will learn</h3>
<ul>
<li>Similarities and differences between SFC and conventional HPLC</li>
<li>Why SFC is the green technique in separation sciences.</li>
<li>The advantages of SFC with application examples</li>
<li>Theoretical background to SFC</li>
<li>How to set up an SFC system with MS detection</li>
</ul>
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Presenter: Dr. Jens Trafkowski (Product Specialist HPLC, Agilent Technologies)
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Jens Trafkowski studied food chemistry and received his PhD at the Institute of Legal Medicine from the University of Bonn for his work on applications of HPLC-MS/MS in forensic and clinical toxicology.
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Prior to joining Agilent in 2011, Jens spent more than 6 years as LC-MS an application specialist in industry before leaving to undertake a global HPLC product management responsibility at Agilent Technologies. Later, in 2017 Jens moved into his current role as a HPLC product specialist where he is based in Basel Switzerland.
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Agilent Technologies: SFC – only the solvent is critical

SFC – only the solvent is critical

This webinar will explain basic scientific principles of SFC as a highly powerful liquid separation technique for the  efficient separation.

Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) offers several benefits over High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) for compound isolation due to the nature of supercritical fluids.
During the webinar find out:
<ul>
<li>What Supercritical Fluids are, and how they are used for compound isolation</li>
<li>How SFC takes advantage of HPLC</li>
<li>Why SFC instruments are the green standard for compound isolation</li>
<li>When SFC can speed up a process</li>
</ul>
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Presenter: Holger Gumm (Managing Director, Sepiatec GmbH)
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I’m the founder and Managing Director at Sepiatec, a new product line of compact and easy-to-use SFC instruments recently joined to BUCHI’s established portfolio.
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Presenter: Birke Götz (Product Manager Purification, BUCHI Labortechnik)
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I am a Global Product Manager for Purification at BUCHI Labortechnik AG and located in the headquarter in Flawil, Switzerland. 
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BUCHI: Why SFC? An in-depth look into the benefits of this separation method

Why SFC? An in-depth look into the benefits of this separation method

SFC offers several benefits over HPLC for compound isolation due to the nature of supercritical fluids.

Why SFC? An in-depth look into the benefits

Purification is critical to many scientific workflows. Compounds of interest are rarely found to be the right purity in their native state. Join Waters and Virscidian for this 6-part webinar series to learn the basics of purification and application of purification principles for more advanced workflows.
<h3>PART 2 | Basics of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography Purification</h3>
Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC) is an effective and green technique to isolate a compound(s) of interest from a mixture. SFC utilizes liquid CO2 to quickly isolate compounds while minimizing the efforts required to dry the collected fraction. In this module, we will discuss factors involved in SFC purification. 
Learning Objectives: 
<ul>
<li>Understand how to use SFC purification</li>
<li>Make informed decisions on method optimization</li>
<li>Understand impact of decisions made during purification on larger workflow</li>
</ul>
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Presenter: Andrew Leightner (Market Development Manager – Americas Field Marketing, Waters Corporation)
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Andy Leightner has over 10 years of experience serving the pharma market from contract research organizations. He specialized in method development and validation leveraging LC, GC, and mass spectrometry to meet complex client needs. He supports pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical discovery and development in the Americas for Waters Corporation. Andy received a bachelors degree in biology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Waters Corporation: Basics of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography Purification

Basics of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography Purification

We will discuss factors involved in SFC purification.

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Learning Objectives:
<ul>
<li>Understand how purification workflow can be streamlined for higher efficiency
</li>
<li>Explore Shimadzu’s leading-edge Preparative LC and SFC solutions
</li>
<li>Learn how automation plays a role in eliminating tedious and manual work
</li>
</ul>
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Presenter: Kosuke Nakajima (Innovation Centre Manager, Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd)
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Kosuke Nakajima has strong technical knowledge in separation science, particularly LC, LC/MS, and Preparative LC system. Before joining Shimadzu Asia Pacific as an Innovation Centre Manager, he was an application chemist at Shimadzu Corporation Japan, and contributed to developing some novel analytical methods. His recent research has mainly focused on Automated Method Development, Workflow enhancement for Preparative LC, and Supercritical Fluid Chromatography. He has earned his Master&#39;s in Chemistry back in 2016.
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Presenter: Liw Wan Tung (Assistant Product Manager (LC/Pharma), Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd)
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Wan Tung, is the LC Product Manager and Pharmaceutical market in-charge at Shimadzu Asia Pacific Pte Ltd. She is the LC expert with more than 14 years of working experience in analytical science, specializing in method development of various LC and LCMS applications. In 2012, she joined Shimadzu to develop end-to-end workflow solutions for the customers. She has supported a multitude of applications from impurity analysis to drug discovery and biopharmaceutical applications. Prior to joining Shimadzu, Wan Tung started her professional career as a QAQC chemist in Pharmaceutical multinational company. Wan Tung earned her bachelor’s honour&#39;s degree in chemistry back in 2009.
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Presenter: Navin Devadiga, Ph.D (Assistant Manager (Drug Discovery), Shimadzu Analytical India)
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Navin Devadiga currently works as an Assistant Manager at Shimadzu Analytical India, where he focuses on method development for the analytical division in the Drug Discovery segment. With over 14 years of experience in the analytical industry, he has gained specialized knowledge in advanced analytical instrumentation, particularly in LC, Preparative LC, LC-MS, and SFC technology. His responsibilities also include providing innovative solutions to drug discovery laboratories and pharmaceutical companies through the use of advanced analytical technologies. Prior to joining Shimadzu, Navin worked as an R&amp;D scientist at a multinational pharmaceutical company. During this time, he actively contributed to the development of analytical methods for identifying process-related impurities, degradation impurities, and genotoxic impurities in drug substances and drug products.
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Shimadzu: Streamlining Your Purification Workflow With Automation

Streamlining Your Purification Workflow With Automation

How Shimadzu's Nexera Prep can streamline your workflow and produce outstanding results with minimal effort and time.

Join us as we discuss the collaborative process that led from the introduction of Shimadzu’s Nexera UC analytical SFC systems to the Pharma-focused creation and launch of the Nexera UC Prep semi-preparative SFC systems.
We will explore the uses of SFC and see how the Shimadzu lineup has been shaped to meet the needs of Pharma SFC users through their direct input into instrument and software design and development.
We will host a Q&amp;A session after the presentation to address any questions or comments.
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Presenter: Brian Domanski (Strategic Collaboration Scientist, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments)
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Brian has over 10 years working to provide LC and SFC solutions for Pharma, as well as experience with a wide range of chromatography techniques including RP, NP, HILIC, IEX, SEC/GPC, and IC. His focus also includes scalable Informatics and Data Integrity solutions.
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Presenter: Kevin Wons (Market Manager - Pharma/BioPharma, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments)
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Kevin has recently joined Shimadzu as Market Manager for Pharma/BioPharma. He has spent the last 6 years at AstraZeneca in the Analytical Sciences Department for product and process characterization for biologics in the AstraZeneca pipeline. Kevin has applications experience with HPLC and LC-MS to do Tryptic Peptide Mapping, Intact Mass Analysis, Subunit Mass Analysis, and Oligosaccharide Profiling. For his last 3 years, he acted as the Glycan Subject Matter Expert (SME) while at AstraZeneca. His work experience also includes Maryland Psychiatric Research Center, where he prepared animal tissue samples such as Brain, Liver, Blood, and Placenta to measure kynurenine pathway metabolites on GC/MS and HPLC. He has a Master’s degree in Professional Studies (MPS) focused on Biotechnology which prepares science professionals to fill management and leadership roles.
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Shimadzu: Harnessing the Power of Collaboration: Shimadzu’s SFC Journey

Harnessing the Power of Collaboration: Shimadzu’s SFC Journey

The introduction of Shimadzu’s Nexera UC analytical SFC and the Pharma-focused Nexera UC Prep semi-preparative SFC systems

The Power of Collaboration: Shimadzu’s SFC Journey

Event Overview:
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<li>Principle of Chirality
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<li>Chiral Stationary Phases (CSP)
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<li>Polysaccharide CSPs and their Chiral Retention Mechanisms
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<li>Chiral Method Development: Separation Modes and Screening Protocol
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<li>SFC Chiral Method Development
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<li>Chiral Method Optimization: Case Study
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Who Should Attend:
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<li>Any LC users who would like to understand how chiral separations work and how to apply the principles of chiral theory in developing an analytical method for separation of enantiomers.
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<li>Any analyst who wishes to learn the basics of chiral theory.
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<li>Any academic or pharmaceutical scientists who need to develop a method for separation and characterization of chiral compounds.
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Key Learning Points:
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<li>Learn what chiral compounds are and how they are separated using LC and what a chiral stationary phase (CSP) is and the different types there are
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<li>Understand the three critical components of Polysaccharide CSPs and review the difference between coated and immobilized CSPs and how they are applied in different analytical contexts
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<li>Learn how to approach a chiral screen using different separation modes.
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Presenter: Laura K Ward (Technical Specialist, Phenomenex)
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Laura Ward is a Technical Specialist for the Asia-Pacific region with Phenomenex, located in New Zealand. She completed an Honours thesis in the field of Geochemistry at the University of Sydney, Australia where she discovered a love for Analytical Chemistry. Following her academic pursuits, Laura joined Phenomenex Australia as a Technical Sales Consultant where she supported various industries and laboratories. After 5 years and a move to New Zealand, she has joined the Phenomenex Technical Team where she supports scientists globally with their method development, troubleshooting and application support. In her spare time Laura enjoys being outdoors in the New Zealand countryside and cooking from scratch, most recently venturing into cheesemaking!
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Phenomenex: LC Chiral Theory and Method Development

LC Chiral Theory and Method Development

Learn what chiral compounds are and how they are separated using LC and what a chiral stationary phase (CSP) is and the different types there are.

Supercritical Fluid Chromatography (SFC), a chromatographic technique using a supercritical CO2 mobile phase, has been known for decades but was seldom used due to the popularity of normal and reverse phase liquid chromatography.Several years ago, SFC found a niche in chiral resolution when it was found that the physical characteristics of supercritical fluids can offer unique separations when compared to traditional liquid chromatography methods. Since then, these unique separations and “greener” aspect of CO2 have sparked new interest broadening SFC applications. Shimadzu, the leader in innovative SFC instrumentation, offers an array of analytical and preparative SFC systems that allow researchers easily access this growing technology. In this webinar, we’ll look at how Shimadzu’s SFC instruments and how our unique features are currently used in a variety of cutting edge applications for small and large molecules.<blockquote>Presenter: Stephen Swartz (Business Development Specialist, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments)Steve has been involved with the pharmaceutical industry for over 33 years. As a medicinal chemist at DuPont, Bayer, and Bristol Myers Squibb, he worked in multiple therapeutic areas supporting early phase discovery. After leaving the lab, Steve worked for several instrumentation companies in scientific support, sales, and business development. Since joining Shimadzu in 2020 as Business Development Specialist, he has worked with customers in the pharma and biopharma markets using his experience to help optimize workflows from early discovery to IND and beyond.Presenter:&nbsp;Kevin Wons (Market Manager - Pharma/BioPharma, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments)Kevin has recently joined Shimadzu as Market Manager for Pharma/BioPharma. He has spent the last 6 years at AstraZeneca in the Analytical Sciences Department for product and process characterization for biologics in the AstraZeneca pipeline. Kevin has applications experience with HPLC and LC-MS to do Tryptic Peptide Mapping, Intact Mass Analysis, Subunit Mass Analysis, and Oligosaccharide Profiling. For his last 3 years, he acted as the Glycan Subject Matter Expert (SME) while at AstraZeneca. His work experience also includes Maryland Psychiatric Research Center, where he prepared animal tissue samples such as Brain, Liver, Blood, and Placenta to measure kynurenine pathway metabolites on GC/MS and HPLC. He has a Master’s degree in Professional Studies (MPS) focused on Biotechnology which prepares science professionals to fill management and leadership roles.</blockquote>

Shimadzu: Shimadzu's Recent Advances in SFC

Shimadzu's Recent Advances in SFC

How Shimadzu’s SFC instruments and how our unique features are currently used in a variety of cutting edge applications for small and large molecules.

The complete Solution for Food Analysis: Presented by Retsch, CEM, Shimadzu and EltraAccurate and rapid food analysis is becoming increasingly important as regulations become stricter and consumers become more demanding. This expert day on food analysis will give you a comprehensive overview of the optimal steps from sample preparation to analysis, familiarize you with modern methods and bring you up to date.Registration is free of charge and without obligation.<div><div><div><div><div><h3>Heavy metals and pesticides in highly processed&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</h3>In the third part of the webinar series the focus is on analytics. Each step of food processing presents a source of contamination, which is why highly processed foods (ultra-processed foods (UPF)) should be viewed critically.Heavy metals are analyzed using ICP-MS and pesticides using GCMS/MS and SFC-LCMS/MS. You have the opportunity to get in touch with device experts and discuss your questions.</div></div>In this webinar, you will learn more about:<ul><li>How to measure pesticides in difficult samples using LC-MS/MS and SFC-MS/MS</li><li>Determination of pesticides in food samples using GC-MS/MS with hydrogen as carrier gas</li><li>Challenges and solutions for heavy metal analysis</li><li>How much heavy metals are lurking in trend food products?</li></ul>Presenters: Uwe Oppermann, Stéphane Moreau, Waldemar Weber and Johannes Hesper</div></div></div>

Heavy metals and pesticides in highly processed

Heavy metals are analyzed using ICP-MS and pesticides using GCMS/MS and SFC-LCMS/MS. 

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