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November/December 2009


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In this issue:


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Preparative Chiral Separations – from Laboratory Scale to Production Enabling facile, rapid and successful chromatographic Flash purification


Applications of Liquid-Liquid Chromatography Instrumentation for Laboratory Preparative & Process Chemistry The Chromatographic Society 2010 Presentation to Lindner


Valve Innovation Optimises Chromatography Process; Removing Dead Legs, Minimising Hold-Up Volumes & Increasing Yields The John Dolphin Fellowships


Facing the challenges in bio-pharmaceutical production: developments in ion exchange media to bring down cost of goods. The 18th International Reid Bioanalytical Forum


Volume 2 Issue 4 • November/December 2009


Volume 1 Issue 2 • February 2008


In this issue: UHPLCWhy all the hype?


Achieving High HPLC Performance at Moderate Pressures using Fused-Core™Particle Technology


Gel Permeation Chromatography Under Extreme Conditions


Orthogonal Detection Helps Validate Control Strategy for Late-Stage Compound Development


Volume 1 Issue 4 • September/October 2008


Preview - The Chromatographic Society’s Spring Symposium and Annual General Meeting, Madejski Stadium, Reading


Review - BiGPrep4 Chromatographic Society’s Symposium for Small and Large Scale Prep HPLC


In this issue:


Analysis of Macacaporanga (Aniba parviflora) Leaf Essential Oil by Using Comprehensive


Two-dimensional Gas Chromatography Combined with Rapid-Scanning Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry


Super heatedwater chromatography – a hot topic for LC and LC-MS


A Fully Automated Procedure for the Preparation and Analysis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters


Advances in Stationary Phases for Liquid Chromatography


GC-IRD Analysis of Regioisomeric Substituted Phenethylamines of Mass Spectral Equivalence


Volume 2 Issue 3 • September 2009 Volume 1 Issue 1 • December 2007


High Performance Countercurrent Chromatography (HPCCC) finally allows the advantages of liquid/liquid chromatography


Evaluation of a new Dynamic Background Compensation Algorithm for Improving Aroma Characterisation by Thermal Desorption – GC-MS


In this issue:


The Pursuit of Chiral Anion Exchange-Type Selectors: From Concept to Application The Importance of Chiral Separations in Single Enantiomer Patent Cases


Chiral Method Development Screening Techniques: A practical guide and new approaches in LC-MS Turbulent Flow Chromatography: an Evolving Solution for Bioanalysis


Reversed Phase Chiral Method Development Using Polysaccharide-based Stationary Phases


In Search of a Generic Chiral Strategy: 101 SeparationsWith One Method Report on 2009 Spring Symposium of the Chromatographic Society


Modern Chiral Separations using HPLC and SFC for Method Development and Prep Purification


HPLC 2009 – 34th International Symposium on High-Performance Liquid Phase Separations and Related Techniques


In this issue:


Do Sub 2µm Particles Offer The Best Performance For High Throughput Screening?


Micro-Solid Phase Extraction in the Pharmaceutical Industry.


Volume 1 Issue 3 • June 2008


What is the BestWay to Achieve High Resolution Chromatography?


In this issue:


Protien Analysis using Proteotypic Peptides and LC-MS Charged Aerosol Detection


Industrial Training & Continuing Professional Development for Analytical Chemists


A Novel Approach to Measurement of Hydrodynamic Radius for a Standard Protein Using UV Area Detection


Nano Quantity Analyse Detector (NQADTM A New Alternative in Sensitive HPLC Detection


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