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The 2011 Manfred Donike award for scientific excellence in sports-doping testing has been presented to Simon Beuck and Nicolas Leuenberger.

Thermo - Confirmation and Quantitation of Cocaine and Major Metabolites in Urine Using the ISQ Single Quadrupole GC-MS

Thermo - Confirmation/Quantitation THC Oral Fluid with MRM Method GC-Triple Quadrupole MS

Thermo - Confirmation and Quantification of Benzoylecgonine in Urine Using the ISQ Single Quadrupole GC-MS

Thermo - Confirmation and Quantitation of Expanded Panel of Sympathomimetic Amines in Urine

GE Healthcare has opened a key technology facility, the GE Healthcare Life Sciences Demonstration Laboratory, at the Science for Life Laboratory in Stockholm, Sweden.

Thermo - Identification of Cannabinoids in Baked Goods by UHPLC/MS

Thermo - UHPLC/MS: An Efficient Tool for Determination of Illicit Drugs

Thermo - Identification of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (LSD) in Candy by UHPLC/MS

Waters has welcomed the Proteomics Core Facility at the Duke University School of Medicine, Durham, North Carolina, USA, into its Centers of Innovation programme.

Gyula Vigh, professor of chemistry and holder of the Gradipore Chair of Separation Science at Texas A&M University (College Station, Texas) will be recognized for his research excellence in the separation sciences with the 2011 Halász Medal in June.

A team of Spanish scientists has discovered an eco-friendly method for performing HPLC separations using cyclodextrins as mobile phase additives.

Using flash reversed-phase column chromatography and a 3-D cancer cell culture assay system to examine a fungus in soil, a team of experts led by Jong Seog Ahn, of the Korea Research Institute of Bioscience & Biotechnology Chemical (KRIBB) Biology Research Center (Daejeon, South Korea) succeeded in discovering fusarisetin, a new antimetastatic agent capable of fighting cancerous cells.

A collaborative research agreement has been announced between Biotage and the Laboratory of Peptide and Protein Chemistry and Biology in Florence, Italy.

Phenomenex NA - Increased Efficiency and Resolution using Kinetex® 1.7 ?m and 2.6 ?m Core-Shell HPLC / UHPLC Columns

Phenomenex EU - Increased Efficiency and Resolution using Kinetex® 1.7 ?m and 2.6 ?m Core-Shell HPLC / UHPLC Columns

Bioanalysis uses a variety of separation techniques to analyse samples ranging from plasma and urine to dried blood spots. Participants in this Technology Forum are Ling Bei, Patrik Appelblad and Dave Lentz of EMD Millipore; Nadine Boudreau of PharmaNet Canada; Diab Elmashni, Jeff Zonderman and Simon Szwandt of Thermo Fisher Scientific; and Debadeep Bhattacharya of Waters Corporation.

Phenomenex has expanded its international subsidiary network to serve India directly from a new office in Hyderabad, India.

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An improved method for high temperature simulated distillation based upon ASTM D7169 is presented using the Zebron ZB-1XT SimDist column. This column utilizes a Glass Infusion™ Technology that results in more improved efficiency, resolution, and unmatched column-to-column reproducibility. This technology also allows simulated distillation methods, such as ASTM D6352 and D7169, to be extended from C100 to C120 while still meeting all the system suitability requirements.

Thermo NA - Identification of Metabolites from Maropitant Using a Dual-Pressure Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer and Mass Frontier Software

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Coping with extractables and leachables testing is easier when you have a good understanding of the issues involved. Information from public databases and industry consortia also is invaluable.

A case of over-recovery of a preservative on ageing of a pharmaceutical product provides a good example of how to approach solving a problem of overlapping peaks in an LC separation.