What is thermal desorption and how can it extend the capability of GC? In this podcast, you’ll hear the answers to these questions directly from Elizabeth Woolfenden, a leading expert on this sample introduction technique. As a co-founder of Markes International, widely acknowledged as the world leaders in TD, Elizabeth has been right at the heart of the development of thermal desorption, and will draw on her experience to highlight the scope of the technique, along with key technical innovations and emerging applications. So whether you’re new to TD and want a quick introduction, or an experienced analyst interested in hearing a personal perspective, don’t miss this unique opportunity to get the lowdown on thermal desorption from a major player in the area!
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