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From discovering to manufacturing, Thermo Scientific technologies put science on fast forward and help customers produce better, faster results.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This webinar is essential listening for routine labs running, or considering, ICP technology as we look at how to achieve the utmost cost efficiency while remaining confident about the quality and reliability of results.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This one hour webinar demonstrates how reliable analysis of trace elements in high matrix and spectrally rich samples, such as brines and organics, can be easily achieved using ICP spectrometry.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This webinar briefly introduced the principles behind speciation and its relevance in today's society. How speciation analyses can be performed and which species are being currently analyzed was demonstrated through two different applications using different ICP-MS coupled techniques.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. In this webinar, Dr Wills and Dr Watson demonstrated how you can address a series of fundamental limitations of the ICP-MS technique using a combination of the latest technologies.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This webinar presents the emerging trends in the elemental analysis in the food safety market and how elemental analysis laboratories can be ready to meet these new demands in a cost effective and efficient way.
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This complimentary webinar provides an educational overview on the principles and advantages of High Mass Resolution and Collision/Reaction Cells from the only producer of both ICP-MS techniques. Thermo Scientific experts give an open comparison of these spectral removal strategies for some...
Apr 9, 2010 - Apr 9, 2011. This webinar overviews Food Safety in general, explains what ICP-MS entails and addresses key topics such as Legislation and trade in foodstuffs; How to measure and comply with European norms for toxic heavy metals; How speciation of elements can influence how safe foods are and; How isotope ratio...
Apr 20, 2010 - Dec 31, 2010. A versatile vibrational technique, Raman spectroscopy excels at identifying both organic and inorganic compounds in solids and liquids. Raman is non-destructive and requires little or no sample preparation. We present an on-going series of complimentary 1-hour webinars that reveal how our Raman...
Jun 3, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. Learn how Thermo Scientific EQuan environmental quantitation system reduces analysis time – from days to minutes – while still providing the sensitivity and specificity you require. The webinar includes real-life customer data.
Jun 3, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. Learn how the quantitation-enhanced data dependent (QED) scan function enables the collection of both qualitative full-scan Q3 data and quantitative selective reaction monitoring (SRM) data in the same experiment – and how to apply QED to any workflow, from proteomics to drug metabolites to...
Jun 3, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. View this webinar to learn how LC-MS/MS compares to traditional techniques like LC-UV, immunoassays and GC/MS for forensic toxicology screening. See an example of how adopting LC-MS/MS for forensic toxicology screening can help reduce costs by up to 50%.
Jun 5, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. View this webinar to learn how LC-MS/MS compares to traditional techniques like LC-UV, immunoassays and GC/MS for forensic toxicology screening. See an example of how adopting LC-MS/MS for forensic toxicology screening can help reduce costs by up to 50%.
Jun 5, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. Multiple Mass Defect Filtering: MetWorks Metabolite ID Software Webinar
Jun 12, 2010 - Jun 11, 2011. Limits of sensitivity - What you look for is what you'll find! The power of a full scan high resolution Qual/Quant mass spectrometer
Jun 16, 2010 - Dec 31, 2011. Learn how turbulent flow chromatography can help simplify the processes in your lab by reducing sample preparation and maximizing mass spec throughput. This webinar compares traditional sample preparation techniques – SPE, LLE and PPT – to a more recent solution utilizing turbulent flow...
