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Joel Michalski
In LC Method Development I to III, we covered the key points of method development: figuring out the project purpose, choosing parameters for screening, and optimizing. How do you assemble all these components into one workflow and manage them efficiently? This webinar puts it all together by showing you how to manage your projects from...

Joel Michalski
Optimized LC methods give the results you need to satisfy customers, synthetic chemists, QC teams, and other end users. Compared to trial and error, a proper optimization process saves time and resources. And with optimization software, you can get even more efficient. In this webinar, we’ll cover the principles you need to know for method...

Joel Michalski
Method development is a journey into the unknown. The destination may be clear enough, if you’ve defined your project goals. But unforeseen challenges lurk to trip up the unwary chromatographer. Before you know it, your two-week project has become a six-week odyssey, with events like: “Where did my compound go?” “Why are my peaks lopsided?”...

Joel Michalski
Chromatographers often speak of developing methods and separating compounds—two related but not identical ideas. Besides separating analytes, a high-quality method must meet many other criteria, including robustness, linearity, and limits of detection. To specify these factors, scientists must start with defined goals. What do you need the method to tell you? And how do you...

Sanji Bhal
There just doesn't seem to be enough hours in the day to get everything done. There are ways to gain time and be able to do more but they can be difficult to identify because until we’re exposed to them we carry on as we always have. If you are still doing any of the things discussed here, then there are ways you can gain hours in your day and even do your job better than you are right now!