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Everything you've ever wanted to know about UPLC: A practical guide to scientific and business achievement

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In this podcast series, we’ll be discussing how users can benefit from UPLC separations technology in their laboratories. We have heard all the hype about specifications from marketing, but what is it about this technology that, when in the hands of real users, allows them to achieve the scientific and business benefits that the chromatography community has proclaimed so widely in peer-reviewed journals, scientific meetings, and testimonials in the media?

Episode Number 6:Improving Water Analysis with Automated Sample Prep and UPLC
Listen to how Waters® UPLC with On-line SPE Technology can dramatically improve lab productivity for labs performing drinking water analysis by eliminating the need for offline solid phase extraction (SPE) and providing consistent, quality results thereby reducing the number of samples to be rerun.
Pete Claise
Product Marketing Manager
UPLC with On-line SPE Technology
Waters Corporation
Episode Number 5: Making Inroads in Method Development and Routine Analysis with UPLC Technology
In this Podcast we discuss how UPLC technology can play a key role in helping users maximize their separation efficiency, thereby improving overall productivity in areas such as method transfer, method development and routine analysis.
Thomas E. Wheat
Principal Scientist
Systems Laboratory
Waters Corporation
Episode Number 4: FUTURE PROOF YOUR LAB: Seamless method transfer with the ACQUITY UPLC H-Class System
This podcast will discuss how The ACQUITY UPLC H-Class System allows users to adopt UPLC technology and all its business advantages when it makes the most sense for their operations. Continue to maximize existing HPLC assets, transfer, and use ACQUITY UPLC H-Class for applications where obvious financial gains can be realized. Whether your requirement is HPLC to HPLC, HPLC to UPLC, or UPLC to HPLC your separations will look the same.
Jeannine Jordan
Senior Product Manager
ACQUITY UPLC H-Class and Alliance HPLC Systems
Waters Corporation
Episode Number 3: HPLC vs. UPLC in practice
Today we’ll be discussing the key differences between HPLC and UPLC separations, and the important things that current and prospective users should consider when migrating methods in order to achieve the very best in chromatographic performance.
Liz Hodgdon
ACQUITY UPLC Systems Product Manager
Waters Corporation
Episode Number 2: What is sub-2 micron column chemistry and why is it important to chromatography today?
In this podcast, we’ll discuss in detail why sub-2 µm chemistries and systems designed to exploit them are playing an increasingly important role in modern chromatography.
Liz Hodgdon
ACQUITY UPLC Systems Product Manager
Waters Corporation
Episode 1: Tips and tricks for UPLC: Avoiding carryover and practical advice for success
This episode will give an opportunity to address how ACQUITY UPLC systems can best be exploited by discussing some key areas where users often need assistance, and applying this knowledge when learning about this technology.
Liz Hodgdon
ACQUITY UPLC Systems Product Manager
Waters Corporation
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