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Wednesday, 8 April 2026
11:30am New Delhi | 2:00pm Singapore | 3:00pm Seoul/Tokyo | 4:00pm Sydney
As Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production expands globally, fuel testing is becoming more demanding. New feedstock pathways and evolving processing routes introduce analytical complexity that can challenge traditional methods.
Join us for an interactive session on how Combustion Ion Chromatography (C-IC) is transforming fuel testing performance in modern laboratories. We will also provide technical insights into the Thermo Scientific™ Cindion ™ C-IC system architecture and how it supports robust, reproducible results in demanding Oil & Gas applications.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- The analytical challenges contract testing laboratory encounters with emerging fuel matrices for ASTM D7359, and D7566 methods
- How Cindion C-IC System overcomes these challenges
- The measurable improvements achieved in accuracy, compliance, efficiency, and reliability
Bring your questions! Jonathan from Saybolt and our C-IC Product Manager, Pavan, will address your technical and application inquiries directly in the live Q&A session.
Register now to reserve your spot.
Speakers
Jonathan Chan
Technical Chemist | Saybolt Singapore
Jonathan is a Technical Chemist at Saybolt Singapore with experience in petroleum, biofuels, and renewable fuel analysis. His work focuses on developing and validating analytical methods for complex fuel matrices, including trace elemental analysis using advanced techniques such as combustion ion chromatography and ICP-based methods. At Saybolt, Jonathan supports both routine laboratory operations and technical development projects, helping ensure reliable and defensible analytical results for the evolving energy landscape.
Pavan Sandhu
Product Manager | Thermo Fisher Scientific
Pavan is a Product Manager in the Ion Chromatography & Sample preparation-DIA (IC/SP-DIA) business unit at Thermo Fisher Scientific managing Combustion IC & Discrete Analyzer products.
Pavan completed her MS in Biomedical Engineering from University of Texas at Dallas and has several years of experience in clinical diagnostics and analytical instrumentation. Prior to joining IC/SP-DIA, she was part of an R&D team at Thermo Fisher’s Clinical Diagnostic Division (CDD) leading product development & design transfer of multiple diagnostic products.
In her current role, she is focussed on driving innovative ion chromatography solutions for our customers.