LCMS webinars focusing on GPC/SEC | LabRulez LCMS


How to master automation for your chromatography workflows

How to improve your chromatography workflows and get ready to automate.

Aqueous Size Exclusion Chromatography of Water-Soluble Polymers: Why Column Choice and Method Conditions Matter

Column chemistry options for neutral, anionic, and cationic polymers.

SCIEX Biopharma meeting (Day 1) - Gene therapy, vaccines and oligonucleotides

Gene therapy, vaccines and oligonucleotides. The technologies presented will be CE and LC-MS.

Shining Light on AAVs: Using Light Scattering Technologies to Solve Challenges in Characterization

See how SEC-MALS compares to orthogonal techniques (ddPCR, Capsid ELISA’s, and AUC) for the characterization of AAV during various downstream steps.

Agilent AAV Workflow Summit: From Identity Confirmation to Aggregate Analysis

Join us for half a day of virtual presentations on AAV analytical workflows

Have You Got the Chromatography Tools You Need for Polymer Analysis?

Practical steps, helpful product information, and application examples will be provided to assist you with selecting the best GPC/SEC solution for your polymer sample.

Pace Up with Fast GPC Analysis

How to systematically convert traditional GPC methods to fast GPC, optimize your method parameters for fast GPC analysis and increase lab productivity with proper column selection.

GPC Method Development : It’s not just about sample size in solution

The systematic ways in designing GPC method development experiments and selection of key components, parameters and column based on the sample type and properties.

Fundamentals of Gel Permeation Chromatography Analysis

The basics of GPC along with details of various detection techniques, parameters, separation mechanism and interpretation of data.

Your GPC/SEC Toolbox – Have You Got What You Need for Your Polymer Analysis?

Practical steps, helpful product information, and application examples will be provided to assist you with selecting the best GPC/SEC solution for your polymer sample.