20 January 2016 Issue

Look inside for practical advice on separation science and thought–provoking commentary.

Incognito talks about reproducibility in research

Are your results reproducible?

Column overload in GC

Column overload is a very commonly encountered issue in gas chromatography (GC) for beginners. Changes in peak symmetry, generally observed as peak fronting, can be subtle in the sharp peaks generated by GC, but the result can be significant shifts in retention times, loss of resolution, and error in peak integration. LCGC Blogger Kevin Schug explains more.

Finding the right calibration standards in GPC/SEC

Analyzing proteins using 2D LC

Gerd Vanhoenacker of the Research Institute for Chromatography (RIC) in Kortrijk, Belgium, has been conducting research into peptide mapping of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) using two-dimensional liquid chromatography (2D LC). He recently spoke to The Column about this work.

20 January 2016 Issue

Look inside for practical advice on separation science and thought–provoking commentary.

Incognito talks about reproducibility in research

Column overload in GC

Analyzing proteins using 2D LC

Trace-level detection of organotins using GC–TOF-MS

Event review: 10th Balaton Symposium

News update: Detection method for early-stage ovarian cancer using UHPLC–HRMS