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The occurrence of additives, such as plasticizers in plastic food packaging, has been documented, but information on their potential migration into foods is limited. In this pilot study, 2D GC–MS was used to identify chemicals extracted from a common stretch plastic film with a series of organic solvents.

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For decades the prevailing perception was that satisfactory re-equilibration of reversed-phase columns following gradient elution took a long time. In the early 2000s we showed that this perception was not well founded, and demonstrated that adequate re‑equilibration could be achieved in seconds. Recently, we have shown the same for HILIC columns. All of this work so far has been with small molecules. In this article, we present an overview of this work, and summarize the practical utility of it all.

These three tips provide a clear starting point developing any HPLC method, to achieve optimum resolution in the minimum amount of time.

Gulf Coast Conference keynote speaker Tyler Cohen Wood, who is an internationally recognized cybersecurity influencer and authority, presents “Cybersecurity-The New Frontier in Protecting Critical Infrastructure.”

Hundreds of therapeutic mAbs and ADCs are in development. Detailed analytical characterization of these proteins is essential for ensuring product quality and safety. This LCGC ebook on Workflow Solutions for Optimizing Native ADC and mAb Analysis covers how advancements in SEC, HIC, and other techniques are helping analytics achieve better results.

Thermo Fisher Scientific and Cedars-Sinai have announced a collaboration to develop a pathway to precision medicine through the development of robust, reliable, and sensitive LC–MS-based workflows for clinical research applications.

Traveling to interesting places for conferences and hearing new ideas is certainly one of the most enjoyable aspects of a faculty position. Recently, I attended the 16th International Interdisciplinary Meeting on Bioanalysis (CECE 2019) in Gdansk, Poland. I was absolutely delighted both by the city and the scientific quality of the meeting.

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The 48th International Symposium on High Performance Liquid Phase Separations and Related Techniques (HPLC 2019), chaired by Alberto Cavazzini and Massimo Morbidelli, was held from 16–20 June in Milan, Italy. This instalment of “Column Watch” covers many of the highlights observed at the symposium.

This “Column Watch” installment reports on highlights from the 48th International Symposium on High Performance Liquid Phase Separations and Related Techniques (HPLC 2019), held June 16 to 20 in Milan, Italy.