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Rugged long-life ESI electrodes provide equivalent LC-MS/MS performance to OEM electrodes over significantly longer lifetimes

The new software enhancements offer a complete application for CMC decision support, improvements for analytical data processing and analysis, and a move to 64-bit architecture

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Restek to present “Gas chromatography: Foundation theory, column selection, and troubleshooting” at GC-MS seminar

Analytik has launched a range of benchtop time-domain nuclear magnetic resonance (TD-NMR) systems

X-Pulse offers capabilities previously available only on complex and expensive high-field NMR spectrometers

Rigaku is attending the 2019 Materials Science and Technology meeting to present it's latest X-ray analytical instrumentation

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Join this expert webinar to learn how to apply particle morphology and column chemistry contributions for HPLC and UHPLC analyses of several PFAS workflows

Following last year’s success, we’re hosting our second annual event dedicated to celebrating our Seals of Quality program

The Raman Flipper from ANT is designed for improved Raman drop analysis

From cannabis testing to environmental monitoring, find out how scientists are using SPE to speed up and innovate their sample preparation

Fujitsu technology utilizes mathematical models that incorporate rainfall and water level data for more precise predictions

In this popular on-demand webinar, learn more about which applications may benefit from a particular pump and how to select an LC system based on your application needs

From vodka aroma profiling to microplastics in water and better beer making, discover our pick of application guides and top tips to help you develop and optimize your analytical methods

Rigaku Oxford Diffraction will show latest technology at the 32nd European Crystallographic Meeting

Designed for quantitative analysis, Waters' full portfolio of TQ MS systems makes high performance and routine analysis accessible, robust, reliable

Imperial College London scientists have created artificial cells that mimic biological cells by responding to a chemical change in their surroundings

Joint chemical identification technologies are integrated into a single handheld solution to deliver advanced automated explosive detection and chemical analysis capabilities