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In that case, we’re happy to design a custom training for your entire team, whether online—or on-site.
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HPLC is one of the most widely used and versatile analytical instruments in the laboratory today. Because of the many different modes of operation, it can be difficult for many to understand some of its complexities. But with proper training, HPLC can be the tool of choice for the analytical chemist.
This HPLC course is designed to help new users become familiar with all aspects of the HPLC. This 90-minute accredited course will help any new user get started by giving practical information on HPLC theory, its many modes of operation and how to ensure that the analysis and the HPLC are working properly. New HPLC users who take this course will be empowered with the tools they need to get a solid start using this analytical tool with its many valuable and versatile analytical uses.
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HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography): Method Development Course ID #2680
HPLC (High Performance Liquid Chromatography): Method Development of Peptides and Proteins Course ID #2681
This online training will be most useful for people with little to no experience with HPLC or who perform routine testing using HPLC. This course will benefit laboratory personnel in many industries including: pharmaceutical traditional and phytochemical, food, beverage, environmental, chemical, and personal products.
The potential job functions would be entry-level laboratory personnel with no HPLC experience, laboratory technicians who wish to gain a better understanding of HPLC theory and its applications, researchers with degrees in other disciplines who need to begin their own HPLC work. This includes: organic synthesis, quality control, and methods development chemists and various research personnel.
The departments in companies involved with the use of HPLC in research/development or quality control/quality assurance should insist their new personnel attend if they are not being trained in-house or as a supplement to their in-house training.
Rachel Monsef
Consultant to the biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical industries
Rachel Monsef is a consultant to the biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical industry for analytical and quality control. She has 19 years experience working with many types of assays for all stages of drug development. Ms. Monsef has been responsible for method development, method qualification, method validation, assay transfers, characterization work and stability studies. She has been involved in method trouble shooting and assisting with troubled validations. Ms. Monsef has worked extensively with coordinating method development and validation work performed at CMOs as well as trouble shooting methods that do not have the robustness needed for regulatory compliance. She previously worked at Alder (now Lundbeck) and Seattle Genetics and is consulting for both companies.