We have 6 webinars coming up this month: VOCs & SICRIT, Clarity SW, Empower SW, Food & FTIR, OpenLab SW, Pesticides & He vs. H2 GCMS.

In the twelfth part we will show a "real world example" of unknown identification using KnowItAll Adaptive MS and IR Search.

This study was the first human decomposition study to be conducted in the humid continental climate of Québec, Canada.

We postulated that detection of volatile organic compounds emanating from food samples (dairy milk) spiked with Escherichia coli (E. coli) might serve as putative markers to indicate E. coli presence.

In the eleventh part, we will learn how to makie a user library using NIST MS Interpreter and PubChem.

The aim of work was to understand the difference between boar-tainted (BT) pigs and untainted (UT) pigs based on the fatty acid profiling of pig serum using (GC×GC-TOFMS).

We have 2 webinars coming up this week: How can your digital lab safely capture data? GC×GC workflows for petrochemical analyses.

In the tenth part of the training we will have a look at converting NIST User libraries to KnowItAll Format.

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) of human body are affected by numerous factors such as pathologies. This is why odor analysis can be a smart, non-invasive, and large-scaled way to perform health monitoring.

We bring you the preliminary program of the 15th Multidimensional Chromatography (MDC) Workshop, which will take place on January 10-12, 2024 in Los Angeles (USA).