Basic Essentials of LC & LC-MS, Method Development &
Troubleshooting Training Course

Topics: Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Keywords: LC, LC-MS, training course, liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry

Date: /30/ November /1/2/ December, Brussels, Belgium, Europe

Web Site, Contact: mbarnes [at] amoebasciences.eu (Martine Barnes)

  

Official Information:

Modular Course

This 3-day instrument-independent modular course provides the key essential approaches to perform LC-MS (emphasis on MS), method development and troubleshooting and how to avoid the pitfalls. Composed of the 2-day Basic Essentials of LC-MS course module and the 1-day Method Development and Troubleshooting for LC and LC-MS course module. It is also possible to opt to attend just the 2-day Basic Essentials of LC-MS course module, or only the 1-day method development and troubleshooting for LC-MS course module.

Package Course

Analysts can also participate in the course in Brussels as part of the 5-day instrument-independent training course package which aims to provide the key essential approaches in performing both LC (emphasis on chromatography) and LC-MS (emphasis on mass spectrometer detection), method development and troubleshooting, and how to avoid the pitfalls. Composed of the 2-day Basic Essentials of LC module course, 2-day Basic Essentials of LC-MS module course and the 1-day Method Development and Troubleshooting for LC and LC-MS module course. You can attend all the course modules either at the Berlin or Kracow locations, or alternatively, over multiple locations throughout the year *. All courses in the package must be taken within a maximum 9 month period.

> Analysts participating in our Basic Essentials of LC and LC-MS, Method Development & Troubleshooting LC & LC-MS Training Package:

+ 2-day Basic Essentials of LC course - any location
+ 2-day Basic Essentials of LC-MS course - any location
+ 1-day Method Development & Troubleshooting LC & LC-MS ? any location
* all courses in the package must be taken within a maximum 9 month period.