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Thank you for joining us at 2025 HPLC Conference in Bruges!
The conference has passed, but you can now access our scientific posters presented during the event.
Discover the latest advancements in chromatography and mass spectrometry through our collection of insightful posters.
They showcase the latest methods and innovations, including the Thermo Fisher Vanquish Charged Aerosol Detector P Series, Thermo Scientific Vanquish Neo System, Orbitrap Exploris 480 Mass Spectrometer, Dionex Inuvion IC System, and our extensive range of HPLC consumables, including columns and vials.
Interested in finding out more about our solutions? Please let us know and we’ll put you in touch with one of our experts.
- Posters
- Oral presentations
- Vendor workshop
- Solutions
Posters
- Achieving consistent SEC performance through the use of 3 μm, 550 Å monodisperse media in novel bioinert column hardware
- At the intersection between chromatographic performance, ESI efficiency and instrument productivity: nano to capillary flow LC/MS on long μPAC Columns
- Characterization of four saturated fatty acids using gradient HPLC-CAD highlighting optimized evaporation temperature control features
- Characterization of polysorbate 80 in (bio)pharmaceuticals using HPLC with charged aerosol detection
- Comprehensive analysis of adeno-associated virus quality using 3 μm monodisperse Strong Anion Exchange and Size Exclusion chromatography columns
- Detailed study into ASO impurity analysis, lessons learned, and myths dispelled while moving to compliant platform methods
- Efficient tandem capillary flow LC-MS with short μPAC columns and a single ionization source
- Evaluation of batch-to-batch consistency of reversed phase HPLC columns for long-term method validation
- Green ion pair and HFIP free method for ASO RNA analysis with GLP compliant automated data handling
- High-sensitive multi-attribute analysis of ADCs under native conditions by using an online multiple heart-cut 2D-LC-HRAM mass spectrometry system
- HPLC transfer and optimization of deoxycholic acid analysis using HPLC – Charged Aerosol Detector
- Method transfer case study for instrument and LC column migration of the purification and analysis workflow for synthetic oligonucleotides
- Overcoming nonspecific binding in liquid chromatography: enhancing assay sensitivity, accuracy, and reproducibility in peptide/protein workflows
- Sensitive cationic lipids impurities analysis with quantitation by charged aerosol detection and simultaneous mass confirmation by MS
- Sensitive LC-MS method for the quantitative analysis of semaglutide and liraglutide in human plasma
- Wide-ranging polynucleotide separation capabilities using Reversed Phase particles with variable pore geometry
Oral presentations
- Advancing Low flow LC/MS for single cell proteomics with variable flow and 50 cm microfabricated pillar array columns
Speaker: Jeff Op de Beeck - Evolution of Ion-Exchange columns for biologics characterization
Speaker: Shanhua Lin
Vendor workshop
Host: Frank Steiner
Did you know the first Charged Aerosol Detector (CAD) was introduced in 2005? Now two decades later, this near-universal detector is an essential part of the analytical chemist's quantitative toolbox. Join Paul Gamache, one of the original inventors, for a lunchtime seminar celebrating 20 years of CAD technology. His lecture will cover the history of the invention, when the detector found a place for everyday use by separation scientists, and how the CAD compares to ELSD. More technical parts of the talk will showcase why detector settings like the evaporation temperature drive application versatility, and how the power function affects linearity and response curves.
