Waters Corporation articles

Summary

A quick reference notebook to Waters HPLC/UHPLC application note highlights. 　

• 140 application notes covering a wide range of markets, such as Pharma, Food, and Health Science.

• Condensed one page format highlighting experimental conditions and chromatographic results.

• Tips on how to choose the best column to deliver throughput, resolution, and efficiency for your next challenge

Dr. Weller is Research Leader of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Services Wheat Health, Genetics and Quality Research Unit at Washington State University (WSU), Pullman, Washington. His specialty is plant pathology and the cutting-edge research that his research unit conducts solves problems anywhere in the country, or the world, affecting the producti

Scottish Water provides 1.34 billion liters of drinking water every day and takes away 847 million liters of waste water daily. Answerable to both the Scottish Parliament and the people of Scotland, Scottish Water recognizes that innovation is a key enabler for them to deliver sustainable, high-quality water treatment services.

One of the many compounds they monitor for is the drug class of estrogens. Estrogens are routinely used either as

In the last Empower Tip of the Week for Empower Chromatography Data Software (CDS), we explored how to compare calibration curves. In this blog, we are going to demonstrate how ID numbers are generated.

Here we go.

Did you ever wonder where the ID numbers for methods and results come from? Have you wondered why a method in project 1 h

Dart NeuroScience is one of the largest privately owned biotech companies in San Diego with around 250 employees – and we have an interesting focus: memory. More specifically, our aim is to develop new technologies and therapies that can maintain or improve memory function and cognitive vitality.

Much of our research is built on the work of Tim Tully, who was a professor and Head of the Division of N

How simplified detectors can provide mass data for every analytical run and speed up method development

With access to multiple mass spectrometry systems of varying degrees of sophistication, Davy Guillarme (University of Geneva, Switzerland) wasn’t actively looking for new mass detection solutions. Nevertheless, the Waters ACQUITY QDa mass detector caught his eye.

Why? Because it opens a new door to mass spectral data. Guillarme –

Before joining the newly formed Reach Separations in February 2012, I spent five years at AstraZeneca in analysis and purification (latterly as group lead in reversed phase and chiral purification). This experience gives me a good perspective of both the needs of “big pharma” and, more recently, the needs of a specialist separation solution provider. My time at AstraZeneca allowed me to get “hands on” with a number of chro

Hi, I’m Tom Wheat, Principal Scientist at Waters, and I recently hosted a webinar entitled, “Developing, Testing and Troubleshooting Chromatography Method Transfer.”

Over the course of the webinar, we discussed the transfer of chromatographic methods that occurs at many stages in the development and production of a product. In its simplest form, the method is moved from one laboratory to another within the same organization, holding all instrumental and chemical para