Free Webinar Series - Innovations in Laboratory Efficiency and Analytical Workflow
Error-free vial labeling, time-saving modularity, and integrated data handling
28 Mar 2017
When it comes to making sure your lab runs efficiently and effectively, simplicity of use and robustness of operation are absolutely vital. Getting reliable and accurate data across your laboratory workflow with analytical instruments provides the dependability that your lab requires.
Separated into three parts, these webinars will cover:
- How to label a vial in just five seconds and improve labeling efficiencies
- How to switch GC-MS ionization modes (CI to EI) in approximately five minutes
- How to acquire, store, report, and share chromatographic and MS data within and across multiple sites, allowing for more efficient troubleshooting
Part I: How to Keep Your Sample Tracking Error-Free
Stewart Fairlie, Staff Engineer, Seagate Technology, will describe how Seagate Technology is utilizing an innovative Vial Identification System for error-free sample tracking. Dave Edwards, Vials & Closures, Thermo Fisher Scientific, will discuss the growing need for laboratories to validate processes and workflows as regulatory requirements tighten. Learn about the current flaws in data integrity and defensibility of analytical results, and how you can improve vial identification in your lab.
Part II: Integrated Data Management at Shell Martinez Refinery
Robert Carroll, Manager of Control Systems Engineering, Shell Martinez Refinery, will talk about how the refinery is utilizing informatics solutions to integrate on-line spectroscopy with laboratory data to produce a database for spectral analysis and model building on a large scale.
Part III: Robustness and Time-Saving Innovations in GC-MS and Chemical Process Applications
Joe Wusnack, Senior Development Chemist, Cornerstone Chemical, will discuss recent advances in GC-MS innovations and the advantage it provides for enhancement of process efficiencies, along with instrument calibration and tuning robustness for the analysis of intermediate acrylamide products.
March 30, 2017 at 4pm BST/8 am PDT/11am EDT/5pm CEST - Register Today
There will also be a question and answer session at the end of each webinar where attendees will be invited to contribute questions.