Webinars on demand

Join experts from leading contract research organisation, Covance, and learn how they have developed capabilities for the analysis of antibody-drug conjugate variants using ion exchange chromatography hyphenated to MS.

This presentation provides step-by-step guide for construction of peptide retention library using 2D LC-MS/MS analysis of whole cell tryptic digests.

In this webinar, we show how rapid high sequence coverage of mAbs and ADCs can be achieved with advanced top-down fragmentation capabilities such as Higher-energy Collision Dissociation (HCD), Electron Transfer Dissociation (ETD) and Ultra-Violet Photo-Dissociation (UVPD).

Sign up to one, two or three webinars that explore efficiency across analytical, instrumental and laboratory scales to find out how you can boost your efficiency.

This webinar will discuss the advantages of CE and CE-MS as separation technique compared to traditional electrophoresis or chromatography.

Join us for this webinar that will describe how SIFT-MS can be utilized in diverse food and aroma applications.

Presented here is the use of a novel advanced electron ionization (AEI) source in conjunction with GC triple quadrupole mass spectrometry to provide a simple way to measure nitrosamines at low part per trillion (ng/L, ppt) levels.

Join us for this webinar to learn more about how SIFT-MS works and how it speeds and simplifies common pharma VOC analysis applications.

In this webinar, we demonstrate the advantages of applying automated SIFT-MS to analysis of volatiles in diverse matrices.

In this webcast we will explain the technology and potential of the micro pillar array columns for the use in the field of clinical proteomics.

Hans-Gerd will describe how GC-VUV provides a new solution to MOSH / MOAH analytical challenges through its unique selectivity.

In this webinar presenters will share how their use of the ZipChip separations platform obtained better separation quality for the characterization of small molecule covalent inhibitors bound to proteins.