Gas chromatography–mass spectrometry (GC–MS) and ion chromatography profile wasabi and mustard heat and acidity.
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HPLC workshops
Hichrom will be sponsoring a series of HPLC workshops led by world-renowned HPLC trainers including John Dolan, Mel Euerby and Tom Jupille. The workshops are running throughout 2009 at sites across the UK including Reading, Manchester and London.
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Hichrom will be sponsoring a series of HPLC workshops led by world-renowned HPLC trainers including John Dolan, Mel Euerby and Tom Jupille. The workshops are running throughout 2009 at sites across the UK including Reading, Manchester and London. The sponsor’s aim is to deliver high quality, affordable and relevant HPLC training from experts who are at the forefront of the industry.
The series is set to include courses on Advanced Method Development, HPLC Troubleshooting, HILIC Chromatography, Big Molecules – Big Challenges and Separations of Biopharmaceuticals, amongst others. These courses will give chromatographers the opportunity to improve their practical skills and knowledge and to keep up to date with the latest developments in the industry, helping chromatography labs to improve methods, save time, increase throughput, prevent problems and reduce costs.
For further details on any of these courses or a course brochure, telephone Hichrom on +44 1189 303660 or e-mail:
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