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Automating the Separation Science Lab for Economic Diverse Applications
Tuesday 19th April, 2016 at MSD Laboratories, Hoddesdon, Herts
This one day meeting at the pharmaceutical company MSD will focus on specific aspects of automation in the laboratory and extend to the collection and interpretation of the data acquired by the application of automated analytical procedures. Experienced scientists from industries actively developing and applying automated processes will describe how their systems operate and how the very large quantities of data produced is handled in order to distil and deliver reliable knowledge and understanding. Analytical instrument companies have been invited to exhibit and speak on their contribution to this rapidly expanding area of analytical science.
Our speakers currently include:
• Dr. John Hollerton from GlaxoSmithKline, Stevenage, will describe his experiences of working with The Allotrope Foundation on an innovative framework consisting of metadata dictionaries, data standards, and class libraries for managing analytical data throughout its lifecycle.
• Dr. Bob Boughtflower of GlaxoSmithKline will discuss “The automation of sample preparation prior to analysis”
Revolutionary Sample Management Control
MicroSolv’s new Universal-2 Dimensional (U-2D) 96 Well Plate system offers users unprecedented Sample Management Control. The patent pending design allows removal of the ‘rack’ containing precision glass inserts from
the plastic base, enabling easy checking of the individual inserts for bubbles or missed fills, or for transfer to a thermal bath for controlled heating or cooling. Additionally individual glass inserts can be removed and placed into 9mm screw top autosampler vials for storage or for transfer to another instrument platform. This enables small volume samples to be stored with minimal loss of sample.
The key benefits of the U-2D 96 Well Plates system include: * Ease of visual inspection
* Thermal control for even heating and cooling and increased reproducibility
* Compatibility with existing autosamplers * Flexibility – suitable for archive storage and further analyses
* Sustainability – fewer repeats required, less solvent used and reusable base
For further information on the U-2D Universal – 2 Dimensional 96 Well Plate system, contact
technical@hichrom.co.uk or
mtc-usa.com/.
• Shimadzu will discuss “Beyond the Chromatography Data System”
• Michael Lopez from Reaction Analytics Inc. will describe the iChemExplorer - a product that enables chemistry to be performed in the HPLC autosampler by addition of heating and stirring at the vial tray. Reaction Analytics software makes it easy to visualise and share the results within the analyst’s organisation.
• Two presentations by in-house MSD scientists will be given describing automating headspace Gas Chromatography (Simon Hamilton) followed by an overview of automation in the early phase pharmaceutical development space.
If you wish to understand the complex world of a fully automated analytical laboratory and realise its economic and research throughput benefits you should register as a delegate. Registration details and the full programme will be published shortly on our website at www.
chromsoc.com.
Exhibitors will be invited to set up their displays on 18th April in order to facilitate a full day of lectures and discussions on the 19th.
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