Naše každoroční speciální akce na spotřební materiál* značky Agilent je opět tu! HAPPY WEEK proběhne od pondělí 13. 4. 2026 od 7:00 do pátku 17. 4. 2026 do 16:00.<img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/Altium_Hppy_week_2026_0e2c89bc49.jpg" alt="Altium International: Happy Week 2026" srcset="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/thumbnail_Altium_Hppy_week_2026_0e2c89bc49.jpg 245w," sizes="100vw" width="940" height="475"><blockquote>📅 Omezená platnost: Cenové nabídky na produkty Agilent platné během tohoto týdne mají omezenou platnost uvedenou přímo v jejich hlavičce.💻 Jak získat slevu:&nbsp;Objednávky posílejte na e-mailovou adresu objednavky.cz@altium.net, nezapomeňte na promo kód HPAT0426.</blockquote>Jste registrovaní v našem e‑shopu? Pak po zadání promo kódu HPAT0426 v košíku získáte výjimečnou slevu. Promo kód bude aktivní po celou dobu trvání akce – od 13. 4. do 17. 4. do 16:00.* Upozornění: Sleva se nevztahuje na roční objednávky, ekonomická balení vialek, víček a stříkačkových filtrů, reagencie pro molekulární biologii, produkt Prozyme, servisní díly a kolony na zakázku. Slevu nelze kombinovat s jinými akcemi a slevami (např. s poinstalační slevou).

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S potěšením oznamujeme, že registrace na 12. ročník mezinárodního sympozia Recent Advances in Food Analysis (RAFA 2026), stejně jako výzva k zasílání abstraktů a žádosti o cestovní granty pro mladé vědce, jsou nyní oficiálně otevřeny!<h3>Klíčová data</h3><ul><li>31. května 2026: Uzávěrka přihlášek o cestovní grant pro mladé vědce</li><li>30. června 2026:<ul><li>Přihlášky pro sponzory, vystavovatele a mediální partnery</li><li>Uzávěrka abstraktů pro ústní prezentace</li><li>Konec zvýhodněné registrace (early-bird)</li></ul></li><li>31. srpna 2026: Uzávěrka abstraktů pro posterová sdělení</li><li>30. září 2026: Uzávěrka pro „last minute“ postery</li><li>3.–6. listopadu 2026: konání sympozia RAFA 2026, Praha</li></ul><h2>Registrace</h2><blockquote>👉 <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://rafa.easyevent.eu/tickets/">Registrace na RAFA 2026 je otevřena</a>!Zvýhodněná registrace (early-bird) probíhá do 30. června 2026.</blockquote>Po úspěšné registraci obdržíte e-mailem:<ul><li>automatické potvrzení registrace s informací o platbě (bankovní převod nebo online platba kartou),</li><li>přístup do členské sekce, kde můžete spravovat svůj profil, zasílat abstrakty a od září 2026 se registrovat na doprovodné akce (workshopy, semináře apod.)</li><li>Pokud potvrzení neobdržíte, kontaktujte organizátory na RAFA2026@vscht.cz.</li><li>Po zpracování platby obdržíte také potvrzení o zaplacení.</li></ul><h3>Důležité upozornění</h3>Registrační poplatek účastníků, kteří zaslali abstrakt (ústní či posterový), musí být uhrazen do 30. září 2026, jinak nebude příspěvek zařazen do programu ani sborníku abstraktů.<h2>Registrační poplatky</h2><ul><li>Smart rate (do 30. 6. 2026): 655 €</li><li>Standardní registrace (do 30. 9. 2026): 855 €</li><li>Pozdní registrace (od 1. 10. 2026): 955 €</li><li>Studenti*:<ul><li>do 30. 6. 2026: 465 €</li><li>od 1. 7. 2026: 605 €</li></ul></li></ul>* Je nutné doložit status studenta (např. kopií studentského průkazu).<h3>Registrační poplatek zahrnuje:</h3><ul><li>účast na všech odborných sekcích, workshopech a seminářích</li><li>přístup do posterové a výstavní sekce</li><li>konferenční materiály (jmenovka, taška, dokumenty, certifikáty)</li><li>finální program</li><li>elektronický sborník abstraktů</li><li>coffee breaky</li><li>obědy formou bufetu</li><li>uvítací drink</li></ul>V rámci registrace je možné zdarma rezervovat účast na welcome drinku a objednat vstupenku na konferenční večeři (85 €).Registrace je platná až po přijetí platby.<h2>Zasílání abstraktů</h2><blockquote>👉 <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://rafa.easyevent.eu/tickets/">Nahrávání abstraktů je otevřeno!</a></blockquote><ul><li>Pro odeslání abstraktu je nutné se nejprve registrovat. Po registraci získáte přístup do členské sekce, kde můžete své abstrakty nahrát.</li><li>Po odeslání obdržíte automatické potvrzení. Pokud jej neobdržíte, zkontrolujte spam nebo kontaktujte organizátory.</li></ul><h3>Pokyny pro abstrakty</h3><ul><li>Text abstraktu max. 3000 znaků včetně mezer</li><li>Bez tabulek a obrázků</li><li>Text bude publikován přesně ve vložené podobě (bez jazykových úprav)</li></ul>Možnost úprav abstraktu je dostupná do uzávěrky.V případě stažení abstraktu je nutné zaslat žádost do 30. září 2026.<h3>Důležitá pravidla</h3><ul><li>1 účastník může zaslat maximálně 2 abstrakty</li><li>Pro zařazení mezi mladé vědce (ústní prezentace) platí orientačně rok narození 1991 a mladší</li><li>Abstrakty budou publikovány pouze po uhrazení registračního poplatku</li></ul><h2>Příležitosti pro mladé vědce</h2><ul><li>vyhrazené sloty pro ústní prezentace</li><li>cestovní granty</li><li>ocenění za nejlepší poster</li></ul>Ať už jste doktorand nebo začínající výzkumník, RAFA 2026 nabízí jedinečnou příležitost prezentovat svou práci, získat mezinárodní zkušenosti a navázat kontakty s předními odborníky.Staňte se součástí této inspirativní vědecké události a připojte se k nám v Praze!

RAFA 2026 – registrace a výzva k zasílání abstraktů jsou otevřeny

Lentivirové vektory jsou hnacím motorem moderní genové a buněčné terapie. Aby však byly bezpečné, účinné a stabilní, potřebujete mít jejich kvalitu dokonale pod kontrolou. A právě zde přichází na scénu SRT‑LVL SEC – chromatografická technologie navržená speciálně pro analýzu velkých virových částic.<h4>Proč SRT‑LVL SEC?</h4>Kolona SRT‑LVL SEC (2000 Å) je optimalizována tak, aby spolehlivě oddělila intaktní lentiviry od agregátů a degradačních produktů – bez jejich poškození a bez zkreslení výsledků.<h4>Co získáte:</h4><ul><li>Absolutní přehled o velikosti částic</li><li>Jasnou identifikaci agregátů</li><li>Nedegradující analýzu citlivých virových vektorů</li><li>Vyšší jistotu při vývoji, výrobě i kontrole stability</li></ul>SRT‑LVL SEC je ideální nejen pro lentivirální vektory, ale i pro:<ul><li>virové částice</li><li>vysokomolekulární ve vodě rozpustné polymery</li><li>oligonukleotidy (např. sgRNA nebo plazmidová DNA)</li><li>lipidové nanočástice</li><li>PEG/lipidové konjugáty</li></ul>Ať už optimalizujete proces, ladíte formulaci nebo ověřujete stabilitu, tato technologie Vám poskytne data, kterým můžete věřit.<h4>Hlavní výhody SRT-LVL SEC kolon:</h4><ul><li>Vysoké rozlišení a maximální výtěžnost separace</li><li>Vysoká stabilita a reprodukovatelnost mezi kolonami</li><li>Ideální pro separaci velkých biomolekul</li><li>Vhodné pro širokou škálu analytických aplikací v oblasti biotechnologií a analytické chemie</li></ul><h4>Nabídka kolon</h4><ul><li>SRT-LVL SEC (219980-7830): 5 μm částice, 2000 Å velikost pórů, 7,8 x 300 mm vnitřní průměr x délka</li><li>SRT-LVL SEC (219980-7805): 5 μm částice, 2000 Å velikost pórů, předkolonka 7,8 x 50 mm</li><li>SRT-LVL SEC (219980-4630): 5 μm částice, 2000 Å velikost pórů, 4,6 x 300 mm vnitřní průměr x délka</li><li>SRT-LVL SEC (219980-4605): 5 μm částice, 2000 Å velikost pórů, předkolonka 4,6 x 50 mm</li></ul><h4>Dokumenty</h4><ul><li>Aplikační list: "<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://hpst.cz/sites/default/files/download/2026-03/Application%20note.pdf">Characterization of Lentivirus Aggregation using Sepax SRT-LVL SEC 2000 Å</a>"</li><li>Prezentace: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://hpst.cz/sites/default/files/download/2026-03/Sepax_SRT-LVL_2000_Lentivirus_External%20cs_1.pdf">Pokročilá agregační analýza lentivirů pomocí SEC-HPLC SRT-LVL SEC 2000 Å</a></li></ul>

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RAFA se zaměřuje na přehled současných trendů v ANALYTICKÝCH A BIOANALYTICKÝCH STRATEGIÍCH KONTROLY KVALITY A BEZPEČNOSTI POTRAVIN a diskutuje VÝZVY / NOVÉ PŘÍSTUPY V ANALÝZE POTRAVIN A PŘÍRODNÍCH PRODUKTŮ.

Recent Advances in Food Analysis (RAFA)

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As demand for high lab productivity continues to increase, it is essential to ensure your LCMS system is ready to perform every day. In this webinar, we will discuss best practices and preventative maintenance tips to help maximize your instrument’s uptime. We will also take a quick look at column choices to help you get the most from your Agilent LCMS system.<blockquote>Presenter: Mark Powell (Application Engineer, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)Mark Powell is an Applications Engineer located at Agilent’s Little Falls site in Wilmington, DE. Before joining Agilent in 2011, Mark worked in the pharmaceutical industry synthesizing, purifying and analyzing drug candidates. He provides applications assistance and technical support for Agilent’s HPLC columns and consumables.</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Getting the Most from Your Agilent LCMS System

Getting the Most from Your Agilent LCMS System

In this webinar, we will discuss best practices and preventative maintenance tips to help maximize your instrument’s uptime.

<h3>A five-part webinar series unlocking advanced insights across the Peptide therapeutics workflows</h3>Peptide therapeutics are reshaping modern medicine, with GLP-1 receptor agonists driving rapid advances in metabolic disease treatment. As peptide and GLP-1 programs scale, scientists face increasing pressure to generate data that is accurate, defensible, and decision-ready across development stages.Peptide 360 is designed to guide scientists through this complexity, following the peptide workflow from sequence insight to confident development decisions.<h5>Who Should Attend?</h5>This series is designed for scientists and technical leaders working in peptide and GLP-1 discovery and development, analytical development, characterization, Bioanalysis, DMPK, translational research, CMC, QA/QC, and regulatory-facing analytical roles<h5>How the Series Works?</h5><ul><li>Register once for the full series</li><li>Pre-submit questions for live expert responses</li><li>Access recordings anytime after each session</li><li>Certificate of attendance provided</li></ul><h4>Episode 3: Quantifying GLP-1 Peptides in Plasma: Bioanalytical Workflows for PK and Development</h4>As GLP-1 peptide therapeutics advance through development, understanding how these molecules behave in biological systems becomes critical. Accurate measurement of GLP-1 analogs in plasma is essential for generating reliable pharmacokinetic and toxicokinetic data. This session explores bioanalytical workflows that combine automated sample cleanup with sensitive LC/MS-based quantitation to overcome the limitations of traditional antibody-based assays.Attendees will learn how automation and mass spectrometry enable faster method development, improved specificity, and robust quantitation in complex biological matrices. The session highlights how bioanalysis strengthens development decisions by linking molecular design to in-vivo performance.<blockquote>Presenter: Xi Qiu, Ph.D. (LC-MS Application Scientist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)Presenter:&nbsp;Ashish Pargaonkar, Ph.D. (Biopharma Applications Specialist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Peptide 360: Mastering the Invisible from Sequence to Confidence

Quantifying GLP-1 Peptides in Plasma: Bioanalytical Workflows for PK and Development

Peptide 360 Episode 3 webinar on LC-MS bioanalysis of GLP-1 peptides in plasma for PK studies and development decisions.

Quantifying GLP-1 Peptides in Plasma

In biotherapeutic development, speed and confidence in impurity profiling are critical to moving candidates forward. This webinar introduces a streamlined workflow designed to accelerate impurity profiling of GLP-1 analogs. It begins with impurity screening using the new Pro IQ Plus single quadrupole mass detector. Then, detailed sequence analysis is performed using the 6545XT AdvanceBio LC/Q-TOF, equipped with an ExD cell to enable electron capture dissociation (ECD). ECD offers a gentler fragmentation approach than traditional CID, preserving labile modifications and enabling detailed structural insights.&nbsp;We highlight key advantages of ECD including modification localization, isoaspartate investigation, and discuss the importance of spectral quality in sequence confirmation. Whether you're optimizing GLP-1 analogs or exploring new biotherapeutics, this webinar highlights how Agilent’s tools can help get answers faster and go deeper with your data.<blockquote>Presenter: Rachel Franklin (Application Development Scientist, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)Rachel is an Application Development Scientist at Agilent Technologies who specializes in developing innovative applications using high resolution mass spectrometry. She joined Agilent in 2023 through the acquisition of e-MSion, the developer of the core technology for the Agilent ExD cell. Rachel earned her PhD in Biochemistry and Biophysics from Oregon State University where she focused her research on studying genetically engineered protein systems using top-down mass spectrometry. In her current role at Agilent, Rachel continues to advance research in this area and enjoys exploring new application areas.</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Accelerating GLP-1 Analog Impurity Profiling with the Agilent Pro IQ Plus Followed by Detailed Sequence Analysis using Electron Capture Dissociation

Accelerating GLP-1 Analog Impurity Profiling with the Agilent Pro IQ Plus Followed by Detailed Sequence Analysis using Electron Capture Dissociation

Fast GLP-1 impurity profiling using Pro IQ Plus and 6545XT LC/Q-TOF with ExD ECD for confident sequence analysis.

GLP-1 Analog Impurity Profiling with Agilent Pro IQ Plus

Join this webinar to hear from Lorena Manzano as she highlights the benefits of ZenoTOF 7600 system for the analysis of pharmaceuticals and pesticides in wastewater, soils and crops.This webinar will provide an overview of advanced high-resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) strategies for monitoring pharmaceuticals and pesticides in complex environmental and agricultural matrices. Lorena Manzano will share recent findings on the occurrence, persistence, and potential transfer of these contaminants from reclaimed water to soils and crops, highlighting how innovative analytical solutions can support safer water reuse practices.Water scarcity and the increasing use of reclaimed water for irrigation create both opportunities and challenges for agriculture. While reuse contributes to sustainability, it also introduces chemical contaminants into the food chain. Conventional monitoring approaches often fail to provide the sensitivity, selectivity, and robustness required to detect low-level residues in highly complex samples such as soils and edible plant tissues.This webinar will address these challenges by discussing the role of HRMS, with a particular focus on how ZenoTOF 7600 system enhances confidence in compound identification and quantification. Attendees will learn about key trends in environmental risk assessment, the importance of tracking persistent pharmaceuticals such as carbamazepine, and the role of multi-residue analysis in ensuring food safety.Case studies from greenhouse experiments will be presented, demonstrating real-world examples of pharmaceutical and pesticide transfer from wastewater to soils and edible crops. Finally, the session will provide actionable insights into how cutting-edge HRMS can be integrated into monitoring programs to better protect both agricultural productivity and public health.<h4>Key learning points:</h4><ul><li>Understand the occurrence and persistence of pharmaceuticals and pesticides in reclaimed water, irrigated soils, and edible crops.</li><li>Explore how ZenoTOF 7600 system enhances detection, identification, and quantification of contaminants in complex matrices.</li><li>Learn from greenhouse case studies on pharmaceutical and pesticide accumulation under real-world irrigation practices.</li><li>Identify key challenges and opportunities for safe wastewater reuse in agriculture and food safety monitoring</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker: Lorena Manzano (PhD in Analytical Chemistry, University Almería, Spain)Lorena is an expert in advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques. With over six years of experience at the European Union Reference Laboratory for Fruits and Vegetables (EURL-FV), her work has focused on the application of LC- and GC-based high- and low-resolution mass spectrometry for the monitoring of pesticide residues in plant-derived matrices.</blockquote>

SCIEX: Tracking irrigation-related contaminants in water and soils (QTOF-MS)

Tracking irrigation-related contaminants in water and soils (QTOF-MS)

Benefits of ZenoTOF 7600 system for the analysis of pharmaceuticals and pesticides in wastewater, soils and crops.

QTOF-MS Tracking contaminants in water and soils

<div><div container-id="cq-colctrl-lt0" comp-id="A1"><div><h4>In situ native proteomics: Imaging and top-down analysis of intact protein complexes in tissue</h4>Join this webinar to hear about latest methods and advances for probing intact protein complexes in tissue using in situ native mass spectrometry.Native ambient mass spectrometry (NAMS) enables the study of proteins and their complexes directly in tissue. The latest developments in NAMS will be presented, including innovative MS imaging and on-tissue native top-down MS workflows.Topics will include:<ul><li>Analysis of membrane proteins</li><li>Identification of protein-metal complexes implicated in neurodegenerative disease.</li></ul>Cannot join on April 16? Please register anyway to automatically receive access to the recording.<blockquote>Presenter: Dr. Oliver Hale (Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Birmingham)Dr. Oliver Hale is a senior postdoctoral research fellow in the lab of Professor Helen Cooper at the University of Birmingham and has a secondment at the Rosalind Franklin Institute (RFI). Across both institutions, his research focus is the development of native ambient mass spectrometry (NAMS) encompassing MS imaging of intact protein complexes, native top-down MS and instrument/method development. Oliver has presented at multiple international conferences and was a tutor at the American Society for Mass Spectrometry’s Fall Workshop on Native Mass Spectrometry.</blockquote></div></div></div>

Thermo Fisher Scientific: Imaging and top-down analysis of intact protein complexes in tissue

Imaging and top-down analysis of intact protein complexes in tissue

Join this webinar to hear about latest methods and advances for probing intact protein complexes in tissue using in situ native mass spectrometry.

Imaging and top-down analysis of intact protein in tissue

This webinar explores how potential PFAS contamination can sporadically enter the analytical workflow from sample preparation through the LC chromatography system. Fluoropolymer‑based components and inadequately screened consumables frequently introduce background PFAS that can lead to false positives. While regulatory methods emphasize the importance of clean materials and rigorous blank testing to ensure PFAS‑free workflows, practical mitigation strategies can help identify potential contamination sources and outline best practices to prevent them. These strategies include using PFAS‑specialized products to support a comprehensive workflow contamination‑control approach.<h4>Key Learning Points</h4><ul><li>Identify and avoid potential sources for sporadic PFAS contamination in the PFAS workflow.</li><li>Learn how to apply best practices for sample preparation and analytical instrumentation.</li><li>Gain insight into products that support effective management of PFAS contamination.</li></ul><h4>Who Should Attend</h4><ul><li>Any analytical professionals who are beginning or expanding their work with PFAS by LC-MS/MS across both regulated and non-regulated methods and who are navigating background contamination, method sensitivity demands, and the practical challenges of troubleshooting persistent PFAS interferences.</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker: Maryam Sayeed (Product Manager, Phenomenex)Maryam Sayeed is a Product Manager at Phenomenex and has been with the company for three years. She focuses on expanding solutions for chromatography products and consumables designed for the food and environmental markets. Her work also includes supporting products that address challenges associated with PFAS analysis and background contamination at low detection limits. Prior to joining Phenomenex, Maryam spent nine years in the food and beverage industry, gaining extensive hands on experience with HPLC analysis. She holds an MS in Biology with a specialization in Biochemistry.</blockquote>

Phenomenex: Strategies to Mitigate Sporadic PFAS Contamination in Analytical Workflows

Strategies to Mitigate Sporadic PFAS Contamination in Analytical Workflows

Webinar on PFAS contamination in LC-MS workflows—learn sources, prevention strategies, and best practices for accurate low-level PFAS analysis.

Mitigate Sporadic PFAS Contamination in Analytical Workflows

Join this presentation and open discussion with industry-leading experts Patrick Muller and Kieran Evans – leaders in UV/Vis and IR analytical methods and testing techniques. This talk is designed for scientists in optics development and the high-end research of optical properties who work in academia, solar, space, defense and other high-performance applications.<h4>Key Learning Objectives:</h4><ul><li>Understand key measurement requirements for optical components and thin films, using both the UV/Vis/NIR and FTIR instrumentation.</li><li>Better understand material properties for real-life applications in industry, defense and the environment.</li><li>Learn about the importance of sampling flexibility in UV/Vis/NIR analysis.</li><li>See how specialist infrared equipment such as Optica can further advance your research insights including in-transmission measurements.</li></ul><h4>Who Should Attend:</h4>Scientists investigating optical properties who work in academia, solar, space, defense and other high-performance applications:<ul><li>Laboratory manager</li><li>Material Scientist</li><li>Research/Researcher</li><li>Optics Scientists</li><li>Principal Investigators</li><li>Lead Researcher</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker: Kieran Evans (Product Manager – UV, PerkinElmer UK)Speaker: Dr. Patrick Müller (Product Specialist FT-IR/FT-NIR, PerkinElmer)Speaker: Sara Kobilka (Contributing Editor, C&amp;EN Media Group)</blockquote>

C&EN: Precision Lab Solutions for High-End Optics and Coatings

Precision Lab Solutions for High-End Optics and Coatings

Join this presentation and open discussion with industry-leading experts in UV/Vis and IR analytical methods and testing techniques.

<h4>Introduction</h4>Combining chromatography, trapped ion mobility, accurate mass and fragment information enables confident discovery and annotation of novel lipids in this key model organism.<h4>Exploring the C. elegans lipidome in 4D</h4>Caenorhabditis elegans, a small nematode, is an indispensable model organism in biomedical research. Despite its small size, C. elegans has a rich and diverse lipidome, which is still not fully understood. In addition to several known lipid classes, the C. elegans lipidome contains several unique lipid classes and lipid-like molecules such as glycerophospho-N-acyl ethanolamides (GPNAE) and sugar-based lipids such ascarosides.Profiling the C. elegans lipidome with 4D-Lipidomics™, Dr. Witting and his team recently characterized multiple new lipid species from different lipid classes, notably GPNAE. GPNAE represent potential intermediates in the biosynthesis of N-acylethanolamides, which themselves are potent signaling molecules in the endocannabinoid system. Other examples include novel sphingolipids and derivates.In this webinar, Dr. Witting will describe the structured approach his team employed to discover lipids and increase confidence in their annotation using library-free workflows. Specifically, he will discuss:<ul><li>Applying the MassQL query language within MetaboScape® to screen mass spectrometric data for novel lipids</li><li>Integrating chromatographic (retention time, Rt) and trapped ion mobility (TIMS) information (collisional cross section, CCS) with MS data to increase annotation confidence for novel lipids</li><li>Creating homologous series via extrapolation of m/z vs. Rt and CCS trends from validated features</li></ul><h5>You Will Learn</h5><ul><li>How combining chromatographic, trapped ion mobility and mass spectrometric information enables researchers to connect novel lipids to biological functions</li><li>How 4D-Lipidomics™ approaches facilitate library-free discovery workflows in C. elegans research and beyond</li><li>How the new timsMetabo™ platform contributes to high-confidence lipidomics through enhanced sensitivity and improved transmission of characteristic, low-m/z MS/MS fragments</li></ul><h5>Who Should Attend</h5><ul><li>Life science and translational researchers studying lipids and lipid-like molecules in model organisms and other biological matrices</li><li>Lipidomics and metabolomics researchers looking for reliable and library-free workflows for small-molecule discovery</li><li>Core facility managers curious about the latest developments in mass spectrometry and trapped ion mobility technology targeting small molecules</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker: PD Dr. Michael Witting (Deputy Head Metabolomics and Proteomics Core &amp; Executive Manager Metabolomics, Helmholtz Munich, Munich, Germany)PD Dr. Michael Witting is Co-Head of the Metabolomics and Proteomics Core at Helmholtz Munich, where he leads metabolomics and lipidomics activities and supports multiomics research. He is also a lecturer at the TUM School of Life Sciences, Technical University of Munich.His research and expertise center on metabolomics, lipidomics, and advanced mass spectrometry methods, including TIMS-enabled multidimensional analysis.</blockquote><blockquote>Host: Aiko Barsch (Director Application Developments Metabolomics/Lipidomics, Bruker, Bremen, Germany)</blockquote>

Bruker: Exploring the Caenorhabditis elegans lipidome in 4D

Exploring the Caenorhabditis elegans lipidome in 4D

Structured approach his team employed to discover lipids and increase confidence in their annotation using library-free workflows.

PFAS contamination in food is an emerging analytical and regulatory challenge, especially as testing expands beyond water into complex food and animal protein matrices. In this webinar, Waters and PromoChrom experts will present practical, largely automated workflows designed to improve robustness, efficiency, and data quality in PFAS food analysis.Using real-world examples such as eggs and other animal proteins, the session will explore sample preparation strategies tailored to matrix complexity and throughput needs. Attendees will see how pressurized solvent extraction, SPE cleanup, and QuEChERS-based approaches can be combined with automation to streamline workflows while maintaining sensitivity and reproducibility.The session will also highlight how labs can prepare for evolving regulations and growing analytical demands in PFAS food testing.<h4>Key Learning Objectives:</h4><ul><li>Understand the current and emerging PFAS testing requirements for food and how to position your lab for compliance</li><li>Compare pressurized solvent extraction, SPE cleanup, and QueChERS approaches to find the right fit for your throughput needs</li><li>Learn which workflow steps benefit most from automation and how to maintain reproducibility at scale</li><li>Discover best practices for ensuring robust, defensible results across different food types</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker:&nbsp;MJ Madden (Technical Support Manager and Project Manager, PromoChrom Technologies) Speaker:&nbsp;Margot Lee (Senior Scientist, Waters Corporation)</blockquote>

Technology Networks: Episode 3: PFAS in Food – Addressing Contamination in the Food Supply Chain

Episode 3: PFAS in Food – Addressing Contamination in the Food Supply Chain

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KNAUER: Engineering Lipid Nanoparticles for Drug Delivery Using Impingement Jet Mixers

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Webinar on lipid nanoparticles and impingement jet mixing for scalable drug delivery and process optimization.

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