Metrohm to Host 4th Global IC User Meeting in Herisau, Switzerland
The 4th Global IC User Meeting will take place in June in Herisau, Switzerland.
Metrohm to Host 4th Global IC User Meeting in Herisau, Switzerland

Chromatography

Metrohm to Host 4th Global IC User Meeting in Herisau, Switzerland

30 Jan, 2023

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A great opportunity to learn, network with peers, and enjoy beautiful Switzerland

From 19 - 21 June 2023, Metrohm will be hosting the 4th Global User Meeting IC in Herisau, Switzerland. This event brings together experts from research and various industries to learn about and discuss the latest trends and developments in ion chromatography.

The 4th Global User Meeting IC means three days packed with information, discussions, and entertainment. It is a great opportunity to learn and network with peers as well as with the experts from Metrohm’s application laboratories. These are the topics of the preliminary program.

  • Boosting sample throughput: inline sample preparation techniques
  • Prevention & troubleshooting: how to enjoy a carefree life with your IC instrument
  • A tour of the new IC-MS/MS demo lab for hyphenated systems
  • Workshops and presentations of AOF and AOX analysis using combustion ion chromatography

Detailed information is available online, where participants will also find a registration form.

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