Learn About Recent Developments in Food Analysis by LC/MS/MS on June 18th

The SelectScience Editors are pleased to announce this complimentary, live educational webinar entitled “An Overview of the Recent Development in Food Analysis by LCMSMS”, featuring guest speaker Dr. Stephen Lock, European Application Manager with AB SCIEX.

Explore how Dr. Stephen Lock from AB SCIEX increased productivity and confidence in results by applying LC/MS/MS to analyze panels of food/feed additives and ingredients. Learn how to achieve unprecedented levels of sensitivity, accuracy and reliability in one single run, whilst minimizing false positive results and sample preparation.

Learning Objectives:
• Insight into new approaches to the analysis of fat and water soluble vitamins, of sweeteners, amino acids and other additives or ingredients.
• Explore how recent advances in LC/MS/MS technology and instrumentation are enabling scientists to push the limits in mass spectrometry.

Roger Wayman, Publishing Editor, SelectScience will be leading a Q&A with Dr. Lock following the webinar.

Webinar Information
Date: Monday 18th June, 2012
Time: 9.30am BST / 10.30am CEST

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Duration: 45 minute discussion and 15 minute live Q&A, hosted by Roger Wayman, Publishing Editor, SelectScience.

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