A survey of LCGC readers on sample preparation techniques and methodology investigated trends in technologies being used, sample loads, sample sizes, automation, the use of SPE devices (cartridges, disks, plates, tips), SPE chemistries, selection criteria, and problems encountered.
Benedetto Natalini spoke to LCGC about the driving forces in pharmaceutical analysis, including the importance of regulation, chirality, and miniaturization. Natalini also discussed his recent research in chiral chromatography, as well as developments in diagnostics using novel orthogonal liquid chromatography methods to quantify neurotransmitters involved in Parkinson?s disease
Michal Holcapek from the University of Pardubice in the Czech Republic discusses the surprising advantages of LC–MALDI coupling and gives reasons why ion mobility mass spectrometry is gaining more attention.
Our interviews with separation science experts in specific application areas, such as environmental, food, forensics, and pharmaceutical analysis, have provided the LCGC audience with insights into what's going on in those fields. Here, we have excerpted several recent interviews that were published in our application-focused newsletters and our digital magazine, The Column.
There are some interesting shifts going on in sample preparation. In this interview, Doug Raynie discusses what is behind the trends – starting with the fundamental differences in strategies for solid and liquid samples.
An updated overview of the development of SPP technology, including benefits, limitations, and the theory behind its success
The Column spoke with experts in the pharmaceutical industry about current and emerging trends in pharmaceutical analysis, including the use of LC–MS instead of LC–UV for routine assays, best practices for impurity profiling, and areas where commonly used methods are likely to improve.
In this new short video interview, Doug Raynie of South Dakota State University discusses what is behind the trends starting with the fundamental differences in strategies for solid and liquid samples.
Professor Debby Mangelings from the Vrije Universiteit in Belgium, estimates that 60% of newly commercialized drugs possess chiral properties. In this interview with Bethany Degg of The Column, Mangelings discusses the importance of chiral chromatography in pharmaceutical analysis, the challenges of current methods, and where the field is heading next.
Professor Debby Mangelings from the Vrije Universiteit, Belgium, estimates that 60% of newly commercialized drugs possess chiral properties. In this interview with LCGC, Mangelings discusses the importance of chiral chromatography in pharmaceutical analysis, the challenges of current methods, and where the field is headed next.
A review of the latest trends in field-flow fractionation (FFF) for various types of polymer analysis.
The recent advances in FFF over the last three years are highlighted in this review.
Market Trends & Analysis Market Profile: Laboratory Information Management Systems
Market Profile: Ion Chromatography
Market Profile: Continuous Flow Analysis and Discrete Analysers
A review of the latest trends in field-flow fractionation (FFF) for various types of polymer analysis.
The results from a reader survey on sample preparation techniques
A comprehensive review of standard and specialty SEC columns, including up-to-date charts and advice on how to choose
Vom 17. bis 20. April 2012 wird München erneut zum internationalen Treffpunkt der Labortechnik-, Analytik- und Biotechnologie-Branche. In diesem Jahr erwartet die Besucher aus der Chemie-, Medizin- und Pharma-Industrie ein besonderes Highlight: drei komplett eingerichtete Labore zu den Themen Forensik und Klinische Diagnostik, Kunststoffanalytik sowie Lebensmittel- und Wasseranalytik.
The results of a recent survery on stationary phases used in high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) are revealed.
Life science research has been a driving force behind the $40 billion analytical instrument market growth over the last decade, resulting in new products, applications, markets and companies. These opportunities have revitalized revenues for many industry participants and fundamentally changed the analytical instrument business, technological advancements and a shifting of focus and reorganization of top companies.
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In this month's installment, we look at the results of a recent survey on high performnace liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns, examining the trends in analytical and preparative column use and purchasing patterns since the last survey. Factors investigated in this study were mode and stationary phase usage, particle sizes and column dimensions, column budgets, and the factors influencing buying decisions. Column lifetime and use of guard columns also is considered. Future column buying plans were explored.
The results of a recent survey on stationary phases used in high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) are revealed.
The results of a recent survey on high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) columns shows some interesting changes.
