CHROMtalks 2026: What Every Chromatographer Needs To Know About Hyphenated Techniques

Learn to improve your practical skills in chromatography from leading separation scientists.

Register Free: https://www.chromatographyonline.com/lcgc_w/Hyphenated-Techniques

Event Overview:

Join us for the latest ChromTalks virtual symposium, a special two-day event dedicated to the essential knowledge every chromatographer should have when working with modern separation science technology. "ChromTalks 2026: What Every Chromatographer Needs to Know about Hyphenated Techniques," is organized by LCGC International in collaboration with CHROMacademy.

This event will feature expert presentations from leading scientists in academia, industry, and major instrumentation companies, offering practical, educational insights into best practices to help you get the best achievable results and avoid potential pitfalls.

Through engaging tutorial-style presentations and interactive live Q&A sessions, attendees will gain practical strategies and essential knowledge to strengthen their chromatography expertise. The event will cover both liquid chromatography (LC) and gas chromatography (GC) workflows.

• Day 1: A focus on best practices and new developments in hyphenated liquid chromatography techniques.
• Day 2: A focus on best practices and new developments in hyphenated gas chromatography techniques

Spending just a few focused hours at this ChromTalks virtual event can help you to hit the road running and avoid potential pitfalls.
Don't miss this opportunity to learn from experts in separation science and gain insights that every chromatographer should know to perform more effectively and efficiently in the laboratory.

Who Should Attend:

• Separation scientists who need to develop their practical skills and learn about the developments in hyphenated liquid chromatography and gas chromatography.

Event Agenda

Wednesday, October 28
What Every Chromatographer Needs To Know About Hyphenated LC Techniques

Morning Session, 9:00 am EDT - 11:00 am EDT

9:00 am EDT Compact Capillary LC for the Analysis of Samples with Complex Matrices
Eliza Hanson, Austin College, Sherman, Texas USA

9:30 am EDT HPLC Combining Comprehensive LC×LC and Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry: Opportunities and Data-Processing Challenges
Yassine Oulad El Majdoub, University of Duisburg-Essen, Applied Analytical Chemistry (AAC)

10:00 am EDT Question-and-Answer Session with Speakers

Training Session from CHROMAcademy

10:30 am EDT A Case Study - The Power of Sample Preparation to Produce Robust LC-MS Methods
Phil Aston, Crawford Scientific

11:00 am EDT Session End

Afternoon Session, 11:30 am EDT
Experts from leading chromatography companies describe how new hyphenated chromatography technologies benefit analysts in practice.

11:30 am EDT Supporting the Discovery and Development of Novel Oncology Drugs: Analytical Characterization of Daraxonrasib
Kenneth Berthelette, Principal Scientist, Core Separations, Waters Corporation

Thursday, October 29
What Every Chromatographer Needs To Know About Hyphenated GC Techniques

Morning Session, 9:00 am EDT - 11:30 am EDT

9:00 am EDT Interferences in GC–MS
Bryan Vining, Onterris Laboratories, North Carolina, USA

9:30 am EDT HPLC The Influence of Liner Geometry During the Injection Process in GC
Monica Romagnoli, University of Ferrara, Italy

10:00 am EDT Complimentary Techniques for GC-MS in Environmental Analysis
Professor Albert T. Lebedev, MSU-BIT University in Shenzhen, China.

10:30 am EDT Question-and-Answer Session with Speakers

Training Session from CHROMAcademy

11:00 am EDT Ion Ratio and Qualifier Ions for MS
Colin Towers, Crawford Scientific

11:30 am EDT Session End

Afternoon Session, 12:00 pm EDT
Experts from leading chromatography companies describe how new hyphenated chromatography technologies benefit analysts in practice.

12:00 pm EDT Expanding the Capabilities of GC/MS with Micro-Furnace Pyrolysis: From Complex Samples to Chemical Insight
Rojin Belganeh, Technical Director- Frontier Lab Americas

12:20 pm EDT A Triple-double – Analytical Benefits and Considerations for 3 different GC-MS/FID Dual-Detection Setups
John Hayes, Separation Science Product Manager, LECO Corporation

Speakers:

Eliza Hanson
Austin College, Sherman, Texas USA

Yassine Oulad El Majdoub
University of Duisburg-Essen, Applied Analytical Chemistry (AAC)

Phil Aston
Crawford Scientific

Kenneth Berthelette
Principal Scientist, Core Separations
Waters Corporation

Bryan Vining
Onterris Laboratories, North Carolina, USA

Monica Romagnoli
University of Ferrara, Italy

Professor Albert T. Lebedev
MSU-BIT University in Shenzhen, China.

Colin Towers
Crawford Scientific

Rojin Belganeh
Technical Director
Frontier Lab Americas

John Hayes
Separation Science Product Manager
LECO Corporation

Register Free: https://www.chromatographyonline.com/lcgc_w/Hyphenated-Techniques