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|Articles|February 26, 2010
Green GPC/SEC Webcast
GPC/SEC, often coupled with RI, Viscometry and/or LS detection, is the method of choice to characterize polymers and proteins.
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GPC/SEC, often coupled with RI, Viscometry and/or LS detection, is the method of choice to characterize polymers and proteins.
The increasing need for precise, reliable and fast results, combined with the requirements for environmentally-friendly instrumentation, is a challenge to both researchers performing GPC analysis and GPC instrumentation manufacturers alike. In addition to these challenges, decreasing solvent-related costs is always a concern for any laboratory.
To address these issues, Tosoh Bioscience and PSS have combined forces to create new and powerful solutions for GPC analysis.
European customers are invited to a one day Road Show event in 8 different European cities.
Key Learning Objectives:
Discover new green developments in GPC/SEC
Find solutions to help your lab achieve highly reproducible, precise and information-rich GPC/SEC results
Learn how to select the best detection method for your GPC/SEC applications
The webcast will take place on April 14, 2010 at 3:00 PM CEST
Speakers:
Tatsuji Kushimoto
Executive Vice President
Tosoh Bioscience LLC & GmbH
Dr. Daniela Held
Customer Support and Training
PSS Polymer Standards Service GmbH
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