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Bridgepoint acquires LGC

LGC has been acquired by Bridgepoint in a transaction that is reported to value the business at £257 million.

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Janet Kelsey, Electronic Editor, LCGC Europe approached three experts in sample preparation and asked them for their thoughts on the current status of the technique and how they perceive its future. Joining us for this forum are Gary Dowthwaite of Biotage; Vivek Joshi and Estelle Riche of Millipore and xxxxxxxxxxx of SGE.

February 2010 Events

Upcoming events in the chromatography community as of February 2010

CHROMacademy, a cutting-edge chromatography e-learning program, will be officially launched at Pittcon in 2010. The site will provide continuing professional development for chromatographers to make them more effective in the workplace. CHROMmunity, a social networking site focusing on solving practical problems and troubleshooting, will play a pivotal role on the site.

The "Icons of Chromatography" series continues with Kevin Schug from the University of Texas talking to Harold McNair from Virginia Tech about his illustrious career in chromatography.

Too Many C18s... The Sequel

After the response to his first article on C18s, Incognito addresses reader issues and questions and expands the discussion.

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Xevo Family

Waters designed every component of the Xevo? Family with Engineered Simplicity? in mind.

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Technology Forum: LC–MS

Janet Kelsey, Electronic Editor, LCGC Europe approached three experts in LC–MS and asked them for their thoughts on the current status of the technique and how they perceive its future. Joining us for this forum are Michael McGinley of Phenomenex; Mary Ellen Goffredo of Waters Corporation and xxxxxxxxxxx of Thermo Fisher Scientific.

AB SCIEX has been launched as a new company dedicated to life science analytical technologies. The new company is formed from the combination of the two halves of the AB SCIEX mass spectrometry joint venture.

Most readers of LCGC are no doubt familiar with the debate that has been going on within the field of analytical chemistry concerning the conference industry.