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Can SBWC Replace HPLC in Pharmaceutical Analysis?
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Schoenmakers Awarded 2.5 Million Euros for “A Million Peaks” Project
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The 2016 LCGC Awards: Part 2
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Investigating Alzheimer’s Using UHPLC–MS
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A Stoichiometric Displacement Model for Proteins in Reversed-Phase LC
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Preview of Topics at HPLC 2016, Part 1: Why Effective HPLC Separations Are Critical for the Analysis of High-Complexity Systems
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40th International Symposium On Capillary Chromatography and the 13th GC×GC Symposium
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