Northeast
Regional Chromatography Discussion Group
Presents
"Advanced HPLC Method Development"
Wednesday April 26th, 2006
5257 West Henrietta Road
W. Henrietta, NY
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Presented by Tom Jupille of 
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Tom Jupille
has been a practicing chromatographer for more than 30 years, during
which he has written more than 30 papers on chromatography and related
subjects. He worked primarily in gas chromatography in the late '60s,
switching to thin-layer chromatography in the early '70s and then to
HPLC and ion chromatography in late '70s. His career has focused on
instrument and column development and user support, providing a broad
foundation of practical experience to call on as an instructor.
Over the past 19 years, Tom Jupille has presented courses and seminars
in the field of chromatography to more than 3000 students. In addition
to teaching, he has been involved in the development and support of
computer modeling techniques for chromatography method development. He
is Director of Training at LC Resources and a Consulting Editor for
LCGC and associate Director of the California Separation Science
Society (CASSS). |
Topics:
Schedule:
8:00
Registration |
8:30
Morning Training Session |
12:00
Lunch (included w/ registration) |
1:00
Afternoon Session |
4:00
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Who should take this course?
If you've ever wished that HPLC method development were more logical and
methodical, this is the course for you. Attendees should have at least one year
of HPLC experience in the laboratory and at least some involvement in developing
new methods or troubleshooting older ones. This course is for chromatographers
who want to develop better methods faster and less expensively.
What does it cover?
In this workshop, you will learn a powerful new approach to systematic method
development. Learn the modern approach to method development:
- Define your objectives clearly. For example, your objective
may be:
- to separate and account for all impurities at the 0.1% level
- to develop rugged, precise methods quickly and efficiently
- to have validated methods accepted by the FDA
- Apply the best approach to separating mixtures that contain
acids, bases, or isomers -- or to separating complex samples.
- Take advantage of recent improvements in column technology
to assist you in your method development efforts.
Learn how to develop a satisfactory method:
- Learn to develop rugged methods that have superior
separation repeatability
- Design system suitability checks and validation into your
method
- Understand the factors that control precision.
Improve your troubleshooting skills
- Develop improved problem-solving techniques based on this
new approach to method development.
Improve your understanding of the effects of chromatographic
variables through the use of computer modeling
- Solve six case study problems that clearly demonstrate how
this methodology works.
- Apply your new knowledge to your own and other students'
actual data during in-class problem-solving sessions.
Meeting
Registration
2
ways to register:
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print / send
this document:
Spring 06 reg.doc |
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Registration deadline is Friday
April 21st
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