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Webinar
Jul 16, Thursday
11:30am New Delhi | 2:00pm Singapore/Taipei | 3:00pm Seoul/Tokyo | 4:00pm Sydney | 6:00pm Wellington
Industrial laboratories are navigating a rapidly changing landscape. Rising helium costs, increasing sustainability initiatives, emerging PFAS testing requirements, and growing demands for laboratory productivity are reshaping how laboratories operate.
Join us for this webinar as we explore practical gas chromatography (GC) solutions and workflows that help laboratories address today's most pressing analytical challenges.
What you'll learn
Helium conservation and carrier gas strategies
Discover practical approaches to reducing helium consumption, optimizing carrier gas usage, and maintaining analytical performance while managing operational costs.
PFAS testing in industrial applications
Learn about emerging PFAS testing workflows relevant to industrial and environmental applications, including OTM-50 and ASTM D8591-24 methods using thermal desorption GC-MS (TD-GC-MS). We will also discuss the evolving analytical landscape for PFAS monitoring and screening.
Recycled plastics and circular economy testing
Explore analytical solutions for recycled plastics and waste plastic pyrolysis oil (WPPO), supporting material characterization, quality control, and sustainability initiatives.
Improving laboratory productivity
Learn how modern GC technologies can help laboratories improve workflow efficiency, minimize downtime, and maximize instrument utilization.
Register today!
Gain practical insights into the technologies, workflows, and analytical approaches helping industrial laboratories address today's challenges and prepare for tomorrow's requirements.
English subtitles will be provided for this webinar and a Certificate of Attendance will be awarded to all attendees of the live webcast.
Speaker
Daniela Cavagnino | Product Marketing Manager GC | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Speaker
Dr. Daniela Cavagnino received a Master Degree in Chemistry at the University of Milan, Italy. She started her career in gas chromatography at Thermo Fisher Scientific spending several years in the R&D laboratories working on GC technology innovation and more than 15 years in product and marketing management roles promoting GC/GCMS technology and applications.