Guest Author: Namrata Saxena, Technical Specialist As a chromatographer not many of us are aware of how critical pH is in your method development, sometimes it is even considered as Continue Reading
How to Achieve Advanced Multi-modal LC Selectivity
Looking to achieve an advanced multi-modal LC selectivity for you next analysis? Look no further than Kinetex® PS C18. Designed for every scientist who are looking for: Enhanced Retention for Continue Reading
Cannabis GC-FID Method Development
Explore our newest method development application focusing on the determination of residual solvents and terpenes in cannabis by GC-FID. Below is a snippet from our recently published technical note by Continue Reading
Sitting with Scientists: The GC Love Doctor-Ramkumar Dhandapani, Ph.D.
All great love stories must start at the very beginning. And Ramkumar Dhandapani’s 15-year relationship with gas chromatography goes way back to his high school years in India. Ramkumar always Continue Reading
Welcome to Chromatographiville!
Ever have a desire to live in the world of chromatography? Ever think to yourself, “hey, I love chromatography so much, I want to visit its hometown!” Well then, you’re Continue Reading
Doing HPLC Method Development for Monoclonal Antibody Aggregates? Wait a “SEC”!
By Guest Author: Brian Rivera Contrary to popular belief, size exclusion chromatography (SEC) isn’t straightforward. However, it should be—it’s a non-absorptive separation, right? Just look up an SEC column’s calibration Continue Reading
Can an UHPLC Column Have Too Much Efficiency?
Is 100% aqueous stability and unique polar selectivity not enough to convince you to try Luna Omega? Well, here is another equally-compelling reason Guest Author: Dr. Jeff Layne You Can Continue Reading
A New Test Uses a Single Drop of Blood to Screen for 13 Types of Cancer
A team of researchers in a Tokyo-based National Cancer Center (NCC) has developed a new blood test that can diagnose 13 types of cancer, as originally reported by The Japan News. With Continue Reading
Jeff Tries Cannabis Part 6: HPLC Method Development
Guest Author: Jeff Layne Well – it seems that we have a little more work to do with cannabis potency testing. I had originally planned to have the last article Continue Reading
Transform Your HPLC and UHPLC Method Development Mindset on Analyzing Proteins— Including Monoclonal Antibodies!
A discussion of wide-pore/core-shell technology for monoclonal antibodies, method development considerations with wide-pore/core-shell columns, size exclusion chromatography (SEC) using sub-2 μm particles, and method optimization for SEC. (Webinar sneak peek) Continue Reading