
News from the chromatography world as of December 2009.



Increased Sensitivity, Improved Resolution and Faster Analysis Times for Compendial Methods - Phenomenex apps note

Additional upcoming events in the chromatography community as of December 2009.

Since early discoveries made at the turn of the 20th century, chromatography and mass spectrometry (MS) techniques have become the primary investigational tools found in the analytical laboratory.

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Upcoming events in the chromatography community as of December 2009.

A Fast, Easy & Sensitive Analysis of Unstable Compound - Microsolv Apps note

Rapid Analysis of Aflatoxins - Hitachi apps note

There are a number of student travel grants available to students who will be presenting posters or oral presentations at HPLC 2010, 19–24 June 2010 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

One for all with Agilent Multi-Vendor Services. Now you can get comprehensive repair, maintenance and compliance support for all major LC, GC and MS models in your lab regardless of manufacturer.

Biomedical interest in branched type PEG materials has increased due to their lower viscosity in comparison with equivalent linear type polymers. Investigation of PEGs by GPC can be used to elucidate their relatively compact nature in solution.

A Performance Comparison of Whelk-O 1 Bonded to Exsil and Kromasil Silicas.

Norclozapine in Plasma Using Automated Sample Preparation and LC-MS/MS - thermo Apps note

Fast DPX-LC/MS/MS Drug Analysis - GERSTEL Apps NOtes

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The preliminary programme for Pittcon 2010 is now available from the Pittcon website.

2009 was an eventful year in both the world of chromatography and the world of scientific publishing in general. As the dust settles on 2009, LCGC editors David Walsh, Steve Brown, and Alasdair Matheson look ahead to 2010, with some thoughts on the market and some predictions for the new year.

2009 was an eventful year in both the world of chromatography and the world of scientific publishing in general. As the dust settles on 2009, LCGC editors David Walsh, Steve Brown, and Alasdair Matheson look ahead to 2010, with some thoughts on the market and some predictions for the new year.

The Twenty-Fourth IFPAC Forum and Exhibition will be held at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront January 31-February 4, 2010 (www.ifpac2010.org).

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Q&A Decoding Cancer Alasdair Matheson spoke to Andrew J. Thompson from the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR) and Anthony Sullivan from Thermo Fisher Scientific about the role of proteomics in cancer research Use of pH to Increase the Sensitivity of a Bioanalytical Assay Geneen Baynham, Joanne Mather, Warren Potts and Paul Rainville Characterizing Protein-Protein Interactions Using Composition Gradient Multi-angle Light Scattering Dan Some News Characterizing the polyphenol content of fruit juice, an MS collaboration, metabolomic and lipidomic profiling and testing phalate levels in plastic shoes are in the news this week Tips and Tricks: GPC/SEC How to Expand the Lifetime of Columns Günter Reinhold Events and Staff

Fast, High-Peak-Capacity LC Separations of Intact Proteins - Dionex Apps Note

Determination of Disinfection Byproduct Anions and Bromide in Drinking Water - Dionex Apps Note

Millipore has implemented Thermo Fisher Scientific?s LIMS (laboratory information management system) at the company?s Preclinical and Clinical Development Services group in St Charles, Missouri, USA.

Shimadzu?s new GC-2010 Plus enables reliable, high precision trace analysis with high repeatability utilizing detectors such as FID and FPD featuring best-in-class sensitivity.

Dionex has won a large order from the National Police Agency (NPA) of Japan. The agency will purchase 51 units of the company?s ICS-3000 ion chromatography system and 51 units of the ICS-2100 ion chromatography system.

7 October 2009, The Royal Institution of Great Britain, London, UK.

Those wishing to submit posters to the Hyphenated Techniques in Chromatography conference (HTC-11) will need to do so before 1 December 2009. Those wishing to benefit from reduced fees will need to register before this date also.