An interview with Dr. Luke Tolley, Ph.D., Research Director at Axcend Corp., discussing the development of a liquid chromatograph that is the size of a shoebox and is bringing HPLC to the masses.
As analytical technology continues to advance, both regulatory agencies and pharmaceutical companies are keen to avail themselves of these enhancements. In the case of chromatography, evolution from ...
Waters now enables seamless connectivity between its liquid chromatography (LC) systems and multi-angle light-scattering instruments (MALS) for improved ease-of-use, efficiency, and data confidence in ...
Modern LC System Replicates Established Test Methods, Delivers Improved Performance; Updates to Lab Business Continuity Solution Also Announced Most pharmaceutical quality control test methods are ...
Chemists everywhere know what it’s like to wait for lab instruments to finish analyzing samples. But only a select few have passed the time by surreptitiously playing video games on a high-performance ...
In this interview, Jesse Bischof, Ph.D., R&D scientist, from SilcoTek talks to AZoM about their range of Bio-inert coatings that are making high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) applications ...
From our June 15 Issue: HPLC’s Discriminating Power Quietly Resolves Madding Mixtures and Methodically Sequesters Compounds When Waters introduced the first commercial high-performance liquid ...
With the USP formally implementing a series of test method updates to USP 661.1 and USP 661.2 effective December 1 st 2025 it is imperative that the CS Analytical Team be prepared to help our client ...
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