Webinar Date/Time: Mon, Aug 12, 2024 9:00 AM EDT
Join us to hear technical talks from scientists at leading mass spectrometry instrument manufacturers, who will bring you up to date on important developments. They will explain and demonstrate the how new technologies and capabilities of MS instrumentation and software can translate into performance improvements such as increased sensitivity, greater robustness, and ease-of-use.
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Event Overview:
Join us for this virtual symposium as we explore the future of mass spectrometry (MS) technology. Technical talks from scientists at leading mass spectrometry instrument manufacturers will bring you up to date on important developments. They will explain and demonstrate the technologies underlying advanced capabilities of mass spectrometry techniques and instruments, addressing how those capabilities can translate into performance improvements such as increased sensitivity, greater robustness, and ease-of-use. They will also describe advances in practical applications of mass spectrometry techniques, illustrating the work with real examples and data. You will be able to ask all your questions, too. Are you missing the opportunity to explore new products hands-on at a live event? Are you finding online videos too brief, and craving the opportunity to ask your specific questions? This event will give you the answers you seek. Sign up today!
Key Objectives:
Featured Speakers:
Craig Love
Principal Scientist of
Research & Development
IDEX Health & Science
Craig Love is a Principal Scientist of Research & Development supporting customers in the development and optimization of fluidic subsystems for sample preparation, process analytics, and mass spectrometry. Craig has over 25 years of experience with analytical instrumentation characterizing a wide range of small molecule and biological sample types. He has also been involved with the development of several commercial LC/MS instruments. Craig holds a Master’s Degree in Chemistry from the University of Oregon.
Graham Shelver
Senior Applications
Scientist
IDEX Health & Science
Graham Shelver is a Senior Applications Scientist, supporting IDEX Health & Science engineering teams developing novel fluidic technologies for the biopharmaceutical industry. Graham has 30 years of experience with isolation, purification, and analysis in pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, and hydrocarbon processing. Graham obtained a Master’s Degree from the University of Natal and a PhD from the University of the Witwatersrand.
Quan Liu
Principal Engineer of
Research & Development
Team
IDEX Health & Science
Quan Liu is a Principal Engineer of Research & Development team, supporting development and optimization of fluidic system for various applications. Quan has been with IDEX Health & Science for 18 years and has extensive experiences incorporating different fluidic components to solve customer’s fluidic needs. Quan holds a Ph.D. Degree in Chemical Engineering from Tulane University.
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