GC-MS
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Actualités ou histoires
This year marks the 20th annual conference of the Metabolomics Society! LECO is excited to be a sponsor for Metabolomics 2024, starting on 16 June and ending 20 June, and we’re counting down the minutes until the conference begins. Held in the buzzing metropolis of Osaka, Japan, this event is the largest metabolomics meeting worldwide. […]
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St. Patrick’s Day is an annual feast day celebrating the patron saint, St. Patrick. It’s a national holiday in both Ireland and Northern Ireland. The holiday, taking place on March 17th, has a number of traditions associated with it here in the USA as well—wearing green, eating the traditional Irish corned beef and cabbage, the Chicago […]
Vidéos et webinaires
- 1Insights from Liege: Applying Non-Target GCxGC to Enhance Metabolomics Analyses À partir de 27 juin 2024
- 2What’s in the Water? Uncovering Unknown Disinfection By-Products using GCxGC and HRMS À partir de 31 mai 2024
- 3State of the Art Technology – Aroma, Flavour, and Fragrance À partir de 26 septembre 2023
- 4Fast GC/Hydrogen Method Transfer – Overview and Examples À partir de 30 novembre 2022
- 5GC-MS Analysis Workflow utilizing ChromaTOF Sync À partir de 20 novembre 2022
- 6Breath Analysis – Investigating the Human Volatome À partir de 7 février 2022
Affiches et présentations
- Utilizing Hydrogen Carrier Gas for Fast GC-MS Hydrogen as a carrier gas for GC-TOFMS analysis is explored.
- Evaluation of HR-TOFMS with the Multi-Mode Ion Source and the Automated Direct Inlet Probe
- Breath Volatile Compounds in Asthma Patients Jean-Francois Focant from the University of Liege (Belgium) discusses utilizing two-dimensional gas chromatography to study volatile compounds in breath samples of asthma patients.
- Ion Source Robustness on the StayClean Ion Source
- High Throughput Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Drugs of Abuse in Human Urine Illicit drug use by teenagers and young adults continues to increase in the United States. Many forensic laboratories are experiencing increased workloads and reduced resources.