Hands on at HPLC 2023

Catch up on our latest video series and we got hands on with the technology on offer at HPLC 2023, featuring Merck, TOSOH and Waters

Arne Egberts introduces Merck’s HybridSPE^®-Phospholipid Technology – and explains how it enables simultaneous removal of proteins and phospholipids from biological samples prior to LC-MS analysis.

In combining sample prep steps, HybridSPE is certainly faster – but it also facilitates high throughput in a number of ways… Watch Arne’s interview with Rich Whitworth to find out how.

Tosoh Bioscience’s Jonas Wege tells Rich Whitworth why the LenS3 Multi-Angle Light Scattering Detector is so special. (Hint: reduced stray light thanks to a revolutionary flow cell geometry).

Jonas also introduces a new column – the snappily named UP-SW3000-LS SEC – which was specifically designed with MALS applications in mind. Like pilsner and pretzels: a perfect pairing.

Rich Whitworth probes Debbie Francis about “your new lab ally” – the latest addition to Waters’ already outstanding HPLC portfolio: Alliance™ iS.

Targeting routine analysis in quality control labs, what makes Alliance iS truly special is that it didn’t start in Waters’ lab. It started in yours.

Learn more about the Alliance™ iS here

Rich Whitworth chats with Daniela Held – not in beautiful Mainz but in Düsseldorf for HPLC 2023 – to find out how Agilent is "leading the way for every GPC/SEC workflow."

Specifically, Daniela "surprises and wows" us with the GPC/SEC Ready Kit, a dedicated GPC/SEC Column Thermostat, and a new multi-angle light scattering detector with a bio-inert flow path.

Rich Whitworth passes by the Antec Scientific booth to quiz the inimitable Jean-Pierre Chervet on his new, well named "SweetSep™" column.

Developed specifically for the separation of all sugars – from monosaccharides to n-glycans – the column is packed with a fully monodisperse material for high efficiency, fast separations, and high resolution.