Integrated software approach to streamlining method development
September 18th 2009Waters® Empower™ 2 Chromatography Software and NuGenesis® Scientific Data Management System (SDMS) provide an integrated approach to capturing and storing separation related reports during chromatography method development.
Advion BioServices Expands LC–MS Biomarker Group
September 17th 2009Advion BioServices (Ithaca, New York) announced the expansion of its existing LC–MS Biomarker Services Group, which was launched in 2008 to develop and deliver customized assays for peptide, amino acid, lipid, neurotransmitter, and nucleotide biomarkers.
Determination of Aminoglycoside Antibiotics by HPLC with ELSD
September 11th 2009Aminoglycoside antibiotics are complex organic molecules produced by streptomyces strains and are extremely important in clinical medicine, due to their efficacy and low cost. The separtation of streptomycin and neomycin requires the use of an ion-pair reagent in the mobile phase, which demands special attention when using ELSD.
Biotage Moves US Headquarters from Charlottesville to Charlotte
September 8th 2009According to a report in the Daily Progress, a Charlottesville, Virginia newspaper, Biotage Inc. will be moving its U.S. headquarters from its University of Virginia Research Park facility in Charlottesville to a 15,000-square-foot facility near Charlotte, North Carolina.
The Column: September 2009 Issue 1
September 4th 2009Pervasive PFCs: An SPE-LC–MS Method for Their Determination in Water and Wastewater Norbert Helle, Meike Baden and Kaj Petersen High-temperature Gradient Adsorption Liquid Chromatography - A Novel Way of Separation for Polyolefins T. Macko, R. Brüll, Y. Wang and Y. Thomann Fuel for Thought A summary of the latest developments on petroleum analysis and the search for alternative fuels News Incognito Are You Optimizing Your Solid-Phase Extraction? Q&A John Lough from the University of Sunderland talks about his tenure as president of The Chromatographic Society Events
Increased Speed of Analysis and Sample Throughput with Kinetex Core-Shell Technology
September 4th 2009The introduction of the new Kinetex core-shell technology provides a significant benefit to all separation scientists looking to increase sample throughput by reducing chromatographic analysis times while maintaining chromatographic resolution. This is especially important for QC labs, which typically have limited resources and can benefit the most from faster separations and higher sample throughput, allowing them to make the best use of their limited resources. However, the benefits derived from faster separations are equally important to discovery and method development departments as well.