Skip the Prep, Maximize Performance: Tackling Complex Samples with Robust LC/MS/MS
Webinar Date/Time: Tuesday, May 20, 2025 Session 1: 10am CET | 4pm SGT | 4am ET Session 2: 3pm CET | 9pm SGT | 9am ET
Tired of complex, dirty samples slowing down your lab? Discover how the PerkinElmer QSight 500® LC/MS/MS System minimizes sample prep and maintenance while delivering high-quality results with maximum efficiency.
Register Free: https://www.chromatographyonline.com/lcgc_w/skip-prep
Event Overview:
Environmental and food testing labs constantly battle complex, dirty samples that lead to contamination, downtime, and extensive sample preparation. What if you could skip the prep and still get high-quality results? Join this webinar to explore how the new PerkinElmer QSight 500® LC/MS/MS System, powered by StayClean™ Technology, minimizes maintenance while delivering cleaner, faster results, even for the most challenging matrices like wastewater and food contaminants. Through real-world examples, discover how this highly robust system keeps labs running efficiently with minimal intervention, maximizing uptime and productivity.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Discover how to reduce LC/MS/MS maintenance and downtime with a robust system
- Learn how to achieve high-quality LC/MS/MS results with minimal sample prep
- Explore ways to boost lab efficiency for complex, high-contaminant samples
Who Should Attend:
- Environmental and food safety testing lab managers who are looking for ways to increase lab uptime and minimize system downtime
- LC/MS/MS analytical chemists focused on optimizing sample prep and improving result quality with minimal intervention
- Laboratory technicians who want to reduce maintenance efforts and enhance sample throughput with LC/MS/MS
Speaker:
Jamie Foss
Product Manager
Perkin Elmer
Jamie Foss is the liquid chromatography product manager at PerkinElmer. Prior to this role, he was a senior application scientist developing strategic applications in support of PerkinElmer’s LC and LC/MS product portfolio. He has developed a wide variety of applications across food, environmental, industrial, forensics, and cannabis. Before joining PerkinElmer in 2016, he spent 4 years as a forensic chemist for the state of Maine, where he focused on analyzing controlled substances and clandestine laboratory investigation.
Register Free: https://www.chromatographyonline.com/lcgc_w/skip-prep
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