Choosing the most effective selectivity for an analysis might be more important than you think. Selecting the wrong UHPLC selectivity can waste both time and money for you and your Continue Reading
How to Improve Your Sugar Analysis by HPLC
Are you separating sweet, sweet sugars? So are a lot of our customers. Over the past year, we’ve worked and spoken with many scientists regarding sugar analysis from all kinds Continue Reading
¿Es Realmente Bioinerte su Columna Para Análisis Biológicos?
Autor invitado: Dr. Chad Eichman, Gerente de la industria biofarmacéutica Con la nueva tendencia de la industria farmacéutica hacia los tratamientos biológicos, los científicos se enfrentan a la difícil tarea Continue Reading
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Performance Advantage of Core-Shell Technology To PAH Analysis-Part 3
Part 3: EU 15+1 PAH Method Guest Author: Jeff Layne, Ph.D. Welcome to the third and last part of my article series on PAH method analysis. In the previous two articles, Continue Reading
Fish IQ: What Eating Fish Frequently Means for Your Health
[sg_popup id=”39″ event=”onload”][/sg_popup]Fish brain might have been a school yard insult, but a new study just might be proving that having a fish IQ could be a compliment! Researchers from Continue Reading
Cold and Flu Season: What’s Hugging Got to Do With It?
Valentine’s Day is approaching, love is in the air, and recent freezing temperatures make for perfect cuddling conditions. How appropriate, then, that today—January 21—is National Hugging Day!
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Performance Advantage of Core-shell Technology to PAH Analysis-Part 2
Part 2: Optimizing EPA Method 610 Guest Author: Dr. Jeff Layne Welcome back! In the last article, we looked at the EPA method for the analysis of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons—EPA Method Continue Reading
New Study Sheds Light on Understanding “Calcium Taste”
Having too much of a good thing can quickly turn bad. Love tomatoes or carrots? Well, if you consume way too many, you just might give yourself a nice orange Continue Reading
A Comparison of Various Core-Shell C18 Phases for Method Development
When performing reversed phase LC separations, there is a natural tendency of method developers to reach for the most commonly used phase—a C18. However, there are so many different variations Continue Reading
What is Core-shell and Superficially Porous Technology?
Guest Author: Ann Montross, Core-shell Technical Expert/Consultant Silica media in HPLC columns were originally irregular shaped particles of silica. Then silica based HPLC columns moved to the traditionally filled, fully Continue Reading