Five years after its founding, the Hungarian developer of centrifugal partition chromatography is making the case that liquid–liquid separation belongs on the analytical bench as well as the production floor.
News|Articles|April 22, 2026 (Updated: April 22, 2026)
Earth Day 2026: The Balancing Act of ”Greenness” and Analytical Performance
Author(s)Victoria Samanidou, Alasdair Matheson
Dr Victoria Samanidou from the School of Chemistry at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, gives a detailed overview of applying green metrics tools in the "real world."
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How do you currently balance “greenness” with analytical performance in your chromatographic methods?
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