Ron Majors, Fabrice Gritti, and David Bell Present in Free Tutorials Today
In today?s program, Ron Majors of LCGC, Fabrice Gritti of the University of Tennessee, and David S. Bell of Supelco/Sigma-Aldrich will each present a free tutorial session.
In today’s program, Ron Majors of LCGC, Fabrice Gritti of the University of Tennessee, and David S. Bell of Supelco/Sigma-Aldrich will each present a free tutorial session.
The first of these sessions will be at 9:25 am, when Bell will talk about “Troubleshooting LC Separations: Avoiding Common Issues through Informed Method Development Practices.”
Majors, a longtime columnist for LCGC, will talk at 11:10 am about the top ten myths about HPLC and UHPLC columns.
The final free tutorial of the day will be presented by Fabrice Gritti, at 1:55 pm. Gritti will talk about column efficiency.
All of these tutorials take place in the Magnolia room, on the 3rd floor of the Hilton hotel.
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