HPLC Workshops 2007 Led by World Renowned HPLC Experts

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HPLC Workshops 2007 Led by World Renowned HPLC Experts

27 Apr, 2007

Published over 19 years ago. See the latest and most current information on HPLC.

A new series of HPLC Workshops, sponsored by Hichrom Ltd, has been introduced. The trainers, including John Dolan and David Carr, are HPLC experts at the forefront of the industry. A brochure containing details of all courses is available from Hichrom. All courses can be brought to your company or, alternatively you can enrol at one of the many Open Courses that will be running throughout 2007.

The next series of Open Courses will take place at the Madejski Stadium, Reading and the Copthorne Hotel, Manchester.

? An Introduction to HPLC - 26th June, Reading
Introduces scientists to the basic concepts and operational principles of HPLC, with an emphasis on Reversed-Phase HPLC.

? HPLC Method Development - 27th June, Reading
Guides chromatographers through each step of the pathway to achieving good Reversed-Phase method development.

? Bioanalysis by HPLC - 3rd July, Manchester
Designed for scientists involved in the pharmaceutical field, especially those involved with the analysis or characterisation of protein therapeutic drugs.

? Optimising HPLC Separations - 4th July, Manchester
Designed to assist chromatographers in reducing analysis costs and increasing laboratory throughput by developing faster, more reproducible HPLC assays in a time effective manner.

The courses are led by David Carr, who is an acknowledged HPLC expert and has been teaching HPLC classes for over 30 years.

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