
Princeton Chromatography's Jeff Caldwell says SFC can now complete separations in 10–15 seconds.

Jeff Caldwell is the owner and president of Princeton Chromatography, Inc. located in Cranbury, NJ. His background and education is in chemical engineering and organometallic chemistry. The company was founded in 1994 primarily focused on HPLC. Shortly thereafter it became engaged and interested in SFC. Princeton Chromatography has been producing and selling SFC columns for nearly 30 years, longer than any other manufacturer. It is the birthplace of 2-ethypyridine and countless other stationary phases for both SFC and HPLC. His primary research area has been SFC stationary phase development and he has commercialized nearly 50 achiral phases for SFC, with even more in R&D at the current time. Their primary focus is delivering the highest quality chromatography columns available anywhere in the world and that mission is what drives them every day.