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A thorough consideration of 30 nominated instruments by 21 nominating editors resulted in a clear runaway for the top product at this year's Pittcon. The gold award was presented to JEOL (Peabody, Massachusetts) for its DART ionization technology for MS.

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This month’s column provides an overview of several recently developed technologies that aim to improve the utility and performance of mass spectrometers in a number of applications.

News All the news from March 2005 Opinion This month Zosimus looks at all the chromatography-related conferences and asks if there are just a few too many. Market trends & analysis Glenn Cudiamat examines the growing demand of SPE in Europe, Japan and Asia Pacific. Country focus The spotlight's on Belgium and The Netherlands in this issue with a round-up of what's happening there. Q&A Jody Clark from Selerity Technologies answers questions on supercritical fluid technology and temperature programming in HPLC.

A simple capillary zone electrophoresis method is discussed for the simultaneous analysis of omeprazole and lansoprazole. The aim is to provide an efficient assay for the quality control of both pharmaceuticals.

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The best approach is to document everything for each hardware configuration as a separate method and then qualify and validate them for each sample or category of sample.

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News All the news from February 2005 Opinion Our columnist, Zosimus, ponders the question of why micro devices in the separation science industry have been a long time in coming. Market trends & analysis Glenn Cudiamat provides a review of the European and North American GC-MS markets. HPLC and LC-MS analysis of Simvastatin Mark Woodruff, of Thermo, discusses the implications of moving pharmaceuticals to over-the-counter status, in terms of ensuring that a suitable analytical method is obtained. Q&A Georges Gauthier and Martin Greiner from Agilent Technologies answer questions on the company's chip technology - the latest branch of separation science.