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GPC/SEC on tour
PSS and Tosoh Bioscience are taking EcoSEC - the semi-micro GPC/SEC system for high-throughput polymer analysis - on tour. The tour began at the end of March in Berlin and will visit 14 towns in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands before ending in the middle of June.
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PSS and Tosoh Bioscience are taking EcoSEC - the semi-micro GPC/SEC system for high-throughput polymer analysis - on tour. The tour began at the end of March in Berlin and will visit 14 towns in Germany, Switzerland and the Netherlands before ending in the middle of June.
The purpose is to allow people to learn more about modern GPC/SEC solutions and will cover GPC/SEC modes and application fields, detection and coupling techniques, tips and tricks and live demonstrations.
The majority of the presentations will be in German, but there will also be a presentation in English in Eindhoven on 16 June.
Participation is free-of-charge and more information can be downloaded from
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