Chromatography
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New 2,000-square-foot laboratory and office suite is a hub for research across the entire UWM campus,
Annie Pathiparampil is an analytical chemist at Chevron Energy Technology Company in Richmond, California. At her work, her main focus area is in classical wet chemistry methods, including ion chromatography.
The most significant equipment-related trend in bioprocessing over the past 15 years has been the replacement of reusable glass and steel equipment by single-use plastics.
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Local authorities turned to scientists after being unable to determine the cause of a blast at Salty Brine State Beach in Narragansett
A guide to selecting a GC system and peripherals for your lab.
Solid phase extraction (SPE) is usually performed with disks or cartridges. Horizon Technology provides two types of extractors to help in automating the process for better precision. This allows each laboratory to choose the system that is most appropriate for their samples and workload.
Finding the right column for your application can be tough. We aim to make that process a little easier with this year's guide.
Many factors in materials impact foods and beverages. These range from safety issues, such as microbiological contamination, to texture issues, such as the smoothness of peanut butter.
Serge Cremers, Pharm. D., PhD, is an associate professor at Columbia University Medical Center and an attending clinical chemist at New York Presbyterian Hospital. He is the director of the Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology Laboratory at Columbia University Medical Center and the director of the Biomarkers Core Laboratory of the Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, which is home to Columbia University’s Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA) and the largest mass spectrometry facility at Columbia University, focusing on targeted metabolomics and the measurement of drugs. Dr Cremers’ areas of expertise are bio-analytical chemistry, translational and clinical pharmacology, therapeutic drug monitoring, as well as clinical chemistry of metabolic bone diseases. He conducts research in all of these areas and has published over 90 papers.
