Phenomenex has announced that it will present two workshops at Pittcon 2012.
Phenomenex has announced that it will present two workshops at Pittcon 2012.
The first is entitled “UHPLC Beyond Reversed Phase: Expanding Application Areas Beyond Small Molecules” and will be presented on Wednesday 14 March at 8:00 a.m. in Room 308C. Speakers will include industry experts from Genentech, Integrated DNA Technologies, Mannkind, Waters and Phenomenex. There will be discussions on the impacts of recent advances in UHPLC instrument and column technology on characterization of proteins, oligonucleotides and other biologically relevant analytes.
The second presentation is “Analytical and Spectroscopic Advances and Their Impact on Biofuel Analysis” and will be presented on Thursday 15 March at 8:00 a.m. in Room 313. Speakers from Phenomenex and Shimadzu will discuss the current state of analytical techniques for biofuels research and production, as well as new advances.
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