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Free Webinar – UHPLC: Small Particle Solutions for Big Chromatography Challenges

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Get up-to-date on the latest UHPLC technology and learn tips for picking the best column for your application

25 Apr 2017
Lucy Vass
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In this free webinar, Scott Krepich, Senior Field Application Scientist, Phenomenex Inc., will give an informative presentation which guides analytical chemists through the UHPLC (ultra-high performance liquid chromatography) column selection process and share industry-specific tips on method screening and development.

Registration for the online event is now open.

Scott Krepich has over 18 years of chromatography experience and is an expert in practical HPLC method development. In 2016, Scott turned his focus to food and environmental testing as a Field Application Scientist at Phenomenex Inc.

UHPLC columns have progressed throughout the years as more analysts adopt UHPLC technology. This includes new particle morphologies such as fully porous, core-shell, and organosilica hybrid particles, as well as a myriad of novel selectivities outside of simple C18.

Register for this webinar to:

  • Be guided through the UHPLC column selection process
  • Learn industry-specific application tips
  • Find out useful method screening and development strategies
  • Learn about the broad range of UHPLC solutions available

Webinar attendees will have the opportunity to ask Scott questions at the question and answer session at the end of the presentation.

Register now for the live event on May 9, 2017 at 8am PDT / 11am EDT / 4pm BST / 5pm CEST.

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