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Incognito asks what the COVID lockdowns have taught us, and discusses how the lessons learned can shape the future of working and work-spaces, post-pandemic.

Laboratory Working in a Post‐COVID Era

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After 34 years, LCGC prepares to say goodbye to John Dolan with this special supplement.

The Man Who Taught So Much

At the heart of liquid chromatography lies a column. Because of the importance of the column, we have dedicated a regular place to it in LCGC magazine: “Column Watch.” And what has made “Column Watch” so informative over the years is that it has captured the insights of an insider-someone who really understood the workings of the column and its role in separations: Ron Majors.

An Insider’s View

At LCGC, our editorial mission revolves around providing practical solutions and nuts and bolts advice to help chromatographers and separation scientists in their labs everyday.

From the Editor: PharmSep 2009: A Survival Guide to the Modern Separations Lab

As we move into the dog days of summer, the field of chromatography moves into one of its busiest times of the year, with a series of conferences and symposia on the way.

Letter From the Editor: Taking the Temperature of the Conference Industry

Current Trends in Mass Spectrometry Goes Global

From the Editor

Editor-in-Chief, David Walsh, weighs in on the impact of homeland security.

As is the case with most industries during these tumultuous economic times, many people are expecting the conference industry to show signs of a major decline at this year?s 60th Pittsburgh Conference and Exposition, set to take place March 8-13, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois.

From the Editor: Bringing Some Perspective to Pittcon 2009

At a symposium attended almost exclusively by practitioners of chromatography, the one thing they all wanted more of was mass spectrometry information.

In recent months, many readers have inquired about the status of "PharmSep: LCGC's Premier Symposium for Separation Scientists in Pharmaceuticals," and after some initial scheduling issues, there is good news on this front.

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