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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Hledáte smysluplnou práci v oblasti analytické chemie, která má přímý dopad na kvalitu a bezpečnost potravin? Ústav pro vyšetřování potravin nabízí jedinečnou příležitost stát se klíčovou součástí moderní akreditované laboratoře s dlouholetou tradicí. Pokud vás láká kombinace odborné analytické práce, odpovědnosti za chod laboratoře a práce s pokročilou instrumentací (HPLC, GC, AAS), může být tato pozice ideálním dalším krokem ve vaší kariéře.Ústav pro vyšetřování potravin je malé moderní pracoviště provádějící laboratorní analýzy potravin živočišného i rostlinného původu. Laboratoř má zaveden a akreditován systém jakosti dle normy ČSN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018, je zkušební laboratoří č. 1164.Profesionální přístup k provádění laboratorní diagnostiky navazuje na dlouhodobou tradici laboratoře, která v letech 1961-91 spadala pod působnost Městské veterinární správy. V roce 1991 byl Ústav vyčleněn z působnosti MěVS a stal se samostatným veterinárním ústavem Praha 4. V roce 1996 byl v rámci reorganizace prováděné SVS ČR &nbsp;Státní veterinární ústav zrušen a od dubna pokračuje laboratoř ve své činnosti jako samostatný právní subjekt pod názvem Ústav pro vyšetřování potravin s.r.o., který se v květnu 1996 stává akreditovanou zkušební laboratoří č. 1164 pro mikrobiologické a chemické zkoušení poživatin.&nbsp;<h3>ANALYTIK / VEDOUCÍ CHEMICKÉ LABORATOŘE</h3><h4>NÁPLŇ PRÁCE:</h4><ul><li>samostatné provádění a vyhodnocování akreditovaných zkoušek</li><li>práce na analytických přístrojích (HPLC, AAS, GC)</li><li>zajištění správného chodu chemické laboratoře</li><li>spolupráce na systému řízení kvality v akreditované laboratoři</li><li>vedení dokumentace a vyhodnocování výsledků analýz</li></ul><img src="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/Ustav_pro_vysetrovani_potravin_Priprava_vzorku_v_laboratori_7685bb421b.jpg" alt="Ústav pro vyšetřování potravin: Příprava vzorků v laboratoři" srcset="https://storage.googleapis.com/labrulez-bucket-strapi-h3hsga3/thumbnail_Ustav_pro_vysetrovani_potravin_Priprava_vzorku_v_laboratori_7685bb421b.jpg 210w," sizes="100vw" width="906" height="675"><h4>POŽADUJEME:</h4><ul><li>vysokoškolské vzdělání chemického směru</li><li>praxi v analytické chemii&nbsp;</li><li>pečlivost, samostatnost a spolehlivost</li><li>zkušenost z akreditované laboratoře výhodou</li></ul><h4>NABÍZÍME:</h4><ul><li>stabilní práci v odborném prostředí laboratoře zaměřené na analýzu potravin</li><li>přátelský a podporující pracovní kolektiv</li><li>odpovídající finanční ohodnocení podle zkušeností</li><li>možnost dalšího odborného vzdělávání (kurzy, školení)</li></ul>NÁSTUP MOŽNÝ IHNED<blockquote>V případě zájmu o tuto pozici zasílejte, prosím, životopisy na: cerna@uvp-praha.cz nebo volejte 605 526 393</blockquote>

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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 <a>RAFA2026@vscht.cz<svg><use></use></svg></a>.</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!

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Ústav pro vyšetřování potravin je moderní pracoviště provádějící laboratorní vyšetření a analýzy zdravotní nezávadnosti surovin a potravin živočišného i rostlinného původu. Laboratoř má zaveden a akreditován systém jakosti dle normy ČSN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018.

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There are many column choices for GC and GC/MS, but which one is right for your method? Choosing the correct column type is paramount in being successful with your analysis. Understanding the stationary phase chemistry and the role it plays in column selectivity, as well as the dimensions of the capillary column itself, will result in a more robust and efficient analysis. This talk will discuss how the various stationary phases influence selectivity, as well as how column dimensions affect peak behavior and resolution. Join us as we match YOU with the right column for your analysis!<blockquote>Presenter: Ryan Birney (Application Engineer, Agilent Technologies, Inc.)In Ryan’s current role at Agilent, he provides application assistance and technical support for GC and Spectroscopy. He has been supporting Agilent in technical and sales roles for the past seven years. Ryan came to Agilent from industry, and has an BS degree in Biochemistry.</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Becoming a Better Chromatographer - Educational Webinar Series

Column Confidence: Making the Right Choice for Your GC Needs

Discover how stationary phases and column dimensions impact GC/GC-MS selectivity and resolution to choose the best column for your method.

Column Choice for Your GC Needs

<h4>Food Safety Webinar Series: When Food Meets the Lab</h4>Food testing in the region still revolves around “legacy” contaminants that decide release, rejection, and recall discussions - veterinary drug residues, pesticide residues and fumigants, and toxic elements including species-sensitive forms, in different food matrices. This 3-part series is built for audiences where regulatory expectations reference Codex-based frameworks, country-specific legislative guidelines, and import/export-market requirements that influence testing scope, reporting limits, and confirmation criteria. Each webinar focuses on the analytical factors that drive outcomes: matrix effects and co-extractives, trace-level quantitation, transition/ion-ratio checks, interference control, and reportable result logic.Keynote expert speakers will set the regulatory context, give a glimpse of the current trends, and future implications. Agilent workflow segments map these needs to sample preparation nuances, LC-MS/MS for multi-class residues, GC-MS/MS and headspace GC for residue/fumigant markers, and ICP-MS plus LC-ICP-MS for heavy metals and speciation, including QC structures and data review patterns used in high-throughput labs, to name a few.<h5>Webinar Series Details</h5><ul><li>Register once to attend the complete 3-part series</li><li>Submit your questions beforehand</li><li>Access recorded sessions anytime within one year</li><li>Certificate of attendance will be provided to all attendees</li></ul><h4>Part 2: Pesticide Residues &amp; Fumigants Edition</h4>Pesticide residue testing is shaped by Codex/EU-aligned expectations that frequently drive import decisions, while fumigant markers remain high-scrutiny topics for ingredients and finished foods, especially in spice, grain, seed, and produce supply chains. This webinar connects the regulatory context to method choices and result interpretation: broad-scope multi-residue coverage versus matrix complexity, QuEChERS-based extraction and cleanup, split-platform workflows (LC-MS/MS and GC-MS/MS). For fumigants, the focus includes sample handling for volatility, targeted measurement approaches for ethylene oxide/2-CE and phosphine-related testing where relevant, and reporting pitfalls that trigger disputes.&nbsp;<blockquote>Presenter: Dr. Vandana Tripathy (Principal Scientist &amp; Network Coordinator, AINP on Pesticide Residues, ICAR-IARI; FSSAI Scientific Panel on Pesticide Residues, India)Presenter:&nbsp;Dr. Yu-Feng Zhang (Application Engineer, Agilent Technologies, Singapore)</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Food Safety Webinar Series: When Food Meets the Lab

Pesticide Residues & Fumigants Edition

Webinar on pesticide residues and fumigants: LC-MS/MS, GC-MS/MS, QuEChERS workflows and Codex/EU-aligned regulatory reporting.

Conventional analysis of polymers requires several different technologies to determine parameters such as density, intrinsic viscosity, hydroxyl value, additive content, and more. These approaches are not only time-consuming but also require significant effort from qualified personnel, both in final quality control and monitoring criticial stages during the production process.In our upcoming webinar on April 16, we present NIR spectroscopy (NIRS) as a faster and easier alternative. This chemical-free technlogy provides results at the push of a button enabling the determination of multiple chemical and physical parameters with just one measurement within seconds.After a brief introduction to the fundamentals of NIRS, our experts will demonstrate how polymer manufacturers and processors can use this technology to simplify quality control, reduce waste, and use automation to improve overall efficiency. In a Q&amp;A session at the end of the webinar, our presenters will be happy to answer any questions you may have about NIRS and how to implement it in your manufacturing process.<h4>Key learnings of this webinar:</h4><ul><li>Understand what NIRS is and how it works</li><li>Understand how NIRS compares with traditional wet chemistry</li><li>Understand how NIRS is applied as per ASTM guidelines</li><li>Application examples for NIRS from the polymer sector</li></ul><h4>Who should attend?</h4>Lab managers, lab technicians, chemists, and everybody else interested in making their quality control of polymers more efficient.<blockquote>Presenter: Andreas Agerer (Application Specialist NIRS, Metrohm International Headquarters)Andreas Agerer is an Application Specialist at Metrohm AG, working in the Competence Center Spectroscopy since 2018. In this time, he has been responsible for developing NIRS methods tailored to new application areas and supporting sales teams during feasibility studies. Andreas completed his university graduate work in the field of polymer analysis using vibrational spectroscopy.Presenter:&nbsp;Dr. Maria Cartes (Product Specialist Spectroscopy, Metrohm International Headquarters)Dr. Maria Cartes studied chemistry. After finishing her PhD studies on ethylene polymerization at the University of Seville (Spain), she moved to Switzerland to work as a postdoc. In 2021, Maria joined Metrohm, where she works as Product Specialist in the Competence Center Spectroscopy, providing international support and product training for NIRS.</blockquote>

Metrohm: Measure smarter, spend less – NIR spectroscopy for polymer analysis

Measure smarter, spend less – NIR spectroscopy for polymer analysis

NIR spectroscopy for polymer quality control. Explore fast multi-parameter analysis and automation benefits for manufacturing efficiency.

NIR spectroscopy for polymer analysis

<h4>Talk to an expert about how Gas Chromatography supports Industrial laboratories through innovative Hardware and Software workflows</h4>Join our expert panel of Gas Chromatography users and specialists for an interactive Round Table dedicated to the evolving role of GC in industrial laboratories. We will explore the essential hardware and software requirements for robust, compliant, and scalable GC workflows, discuss real-world challenges and solutions, and look ahead to the innovations shaping the future of industrial GC. This session offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from experienced practitioners and Thermo Fisher experts.Ask our experts live!<h4>Learning points:</h4><ul><li>How GC supports critical industrial workflows, including quality control, process monitoring, product development, and regulatory compliance.</li><li>Best-practice hardware and software configurations to ensure reliability, data integrity, automation, and ease of integration in industrial environments.</li></ul><h4>Who should attend?</h4><ul><li>Laboratory managers, supervisors, and analysts working in industrial QC, R&amp;D, or process labs.</li><li>GC users seeking guidance on optimizing instrument performance, data systems, and workflow integration.</li><li>Anyone interested to future-proof their GC analytical capabilities.</li></ul>If you cannot attend this webinar please register to receive a link to the On Demand version the following day.&nbsp;<blockquote>Presenter: Daniela Cavagnino (Product Marketing Manager GC, Thermo Fisher Scientific)Presenter:&nbsp;Petra Gerhards (Regional Marketing Manager, EMEA, AAT, Thermo Fisher Scientific)</blockquote>

Thermo Fisher Scientific: Ask the Expert: Maximizing GC Performance in Industrial Applications

Ask the Expert: Maximizing GC Performance in Industrial Applications

Learn best-practice hardware and software strategies for reliable, compliant, and scalable gas chromatography operations.

Maximizing GC Performance in Industrial Applications

Join us for this dual‑session SelectScience® webinar exploring hydrogen impurity testing and analytical strategies for achieving ISO 14687‑aligned fuel quality. To better suit your schedule and time zone, the webinar will be offered in two separate sessions:<ul><li>Session 1: 09:00 BST | 10:00 CEST</li><li>Session 2: 10:00 PDT | 13:00 EDT | 18:00 BST</li></ul>As hydrogen scales across energy, transport, and industrial applications, understanding fuel purity is fundamental for compliance, safety, and uptime. At present, only a limited number of instruments are capable of addressing the full hydrogen impurity matrix, meaning that most testing strategies continue to rely on a combination of analytical technologies aligned to the specific production pathway.In this webinar, Tyler Roberts, Market Manager of Applied Markets at Shimadzu, presents a practical, process‑aware framework for hydrogen impurity testing. He will outline how different analytical technologies contribute to a complete workflow, including:<ul><li>System GC for permanent gases, hydrocarbons, and sulfur compounds</li><li>GC‑MS for organic impurity identification and speciation</li><li>Ion chromatography for ammonia and halogenated acids at the lowest required detection limits</li><li>FTIR for rapid multi‑component screening from a single sample</li></ul>Covering pathways from steam methane reforming (SMR) and electrolysis to ammonia cracking and liquid organic hydrogen carrier (LOHC) systems, this session will guide you in building the analytical foundation for confident hydrogen quality assurance benchmarked against ISO 14687.<h4>Who should attend?</h4>This event is perfect for:<ul><li>Analytical chemists</li><li>QC lab scientists</li><li>Hydrogen production process engineers</li><li>Fuel cell researchers</li><li>Fuel cell test engineers</li><li>Catalyst researchers</li><li>Lab managers</li><li>Lab procurement specialists</li></ul><h5>Certificate of attendance</h5><ul><li>If you attend the live webinar, you will automatically receive a certificate of attendance, including a learning outcomes summary, for continuing education purposes.</li><li>If you view the on-demand webinar, you can request a certificate of attendance by emailing editor@selectscience.net.</li></ul><h4>Webinar details</h4><ul><li>Cost: Free to attend</li><li>Location: Online</li><li>Duration: 60 minutes</li></ul>Registration is required to secure your place. If you register but can’t attend live, you will receive a link to the on‑demand recording once it becomes available<blockquote>Speaker: Tyler Roberts (Market Manager, Applied Markets, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments)Tyler Roberts holds a Master’s in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Arizona and has built a reputation for bridging deep technical expertise with market-driven innovation. Tyler is now the Market Manager for Applied Markets at Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, where he leads technical marketing strategy across the energy, chemicals, and materials sectors and is a vocal advocate for advancing analytical science in high-impact industries.Moderator: Olivia Long (Editorial Team, SelectScience)</blockquote>

Shimadzu: What’s in your hydrogen? Analytical toolkits for fuel purity analysis

What’s in your hydrogen? Analytical toolkits for fuel purity analysis

Hydrogen impurity testing and ISO 14687 compliance. Discover GC, GC-MS, IC, and FTIR strategies for reliable fuel quality assurance.

Analytical toolkits for fuel purity analysis

Experience how Agilent’s Gas Analyzers and Micro GC platforms deliver dependable, high‑efficiency gas analysis across the chemical and energy value chain.This three‑part webinar series offers market perspectives, expert technical guidance, and practical workflows designed to help laboratories enhance operational agility and performance.<h5>Webinar Series Details</h5><ul><li>Register once to attend the complete 3-part series</li><li>Submit your questions beforehand</li><li>Access recorded sessions anytime within one year</li><li>Certificate of attendance will be provided to all attendees</li><li>APAC-wide: 11:30 a.m. IST | 1:00 p.m. ICT | 2:00 p.m. SGT | 5:00 p.m. AEST</li></ul><h4>Part 2: Agilent Solutions for Natural Gas Analysis in Coal-to-Gas Acceleration</h4>The transition from coal to natural gas is accelerating as industries prioritize cleaner and more efficient energy sources. Ensuring natural gas quality requires precise, reliable analytical methods to characterize composition, contaminants, and energy content. This session covers the holistic landscape, followed by an in-depth look at how the Agilent workflow is specialized and flexible to support operational agility. Ideal for labs seeking actionable market insights and high-performance analytical solutions.<blockquote>Presenter: Ms. Phoebe Phan (Business Development Manager, Agilent Technologies)Presenter:&nbsp;Dr. Jie Zhang (Application Development Scientist, Agilent Technologies)</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: Agilent Gas Analyzers in the Chemical & Energy Market

Agilent Solutions for Natural Gas Analysis in Coal-to-Gas Acceleration

This session covers the holistic landscape, followed by an in-depth look at how the Agilent workflow is specialized and flexible to support operational agility.

Agilent Solutions for Natural Gas Analysis 

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.

Ultra-inertní linery představují jednoduché vylepšení, které přináší měřitelné zlepšení výkonu plynové chromatografie (GC). Zvýšená inertnost omezuje ztráty analytů, zlepšuje tvar píků a zvyšuje spolehlivost metod – zejména u problematických sloučenin. Správná volba lineru umožňuje získat kvalitní data s menší potřebou řešení problémů.<blockquote>Přednášející: Giorgio Ferlat (EMEAI IDO (International Distributor Organization) Product Specialist Chemistries and Supplies Agilent Technologies)Giorgio has more than 20 years of experience in Chromatography Columns troubleshooting, sales and business development. He covered various international positions and at present is Agilent Product Specialist EMEAI-IDO, and responsible for developing the Agilent Chemistries and Supplies business in the indirect sales channels of Central Eastern Europe, Africa and the Middle East.</blockquote>

Altium: Přínosy Agilent ultra-inertních linerů pro GC analýzu

Přínosy Agilent ultra-inertních linerů pro GC analýzu

Ultra-inertní linery představují jednoduché vylepšení, které přináší měřitelné zlepšení výkonu plynové chromatografie (GC).

<h4>Safety isn’t optional — it’s foundational.</h4>At Agilent, Safer Labs is more than an initiative — it’s our commitment to fostering safer, healthier, and more productive laboratory environments. Safety should be the most important criterion in every workplace, yet the understanding and implementation of safety practices often vary across individuals and teams.To build a uniform, strong, and informed safety culture, we invite you to join our upcoming Safer Labs Webinar, designed for lab professionals who are committed to elevating safety standards in their organizations.<h5>What to Expect:</h5>In this session, our experts will shed light on key EHS concerns that impact daily lab operations, including:<ul><li>Safe Handling</li><li>Safe Storage</li><li>Safe Instrumentation</li><li>Safe Usage</li><li>Safe Transportation</li><li>Safe Disposal</li></ul>You’ll gain actionable insights, practical guidance, and a deeper understanding of how the right practices — supported by the right tools — can dramatically reduce risks and enhance overall lab efficiency.Agilent solutions are engineered with rigorous safety parameters, ensuring our customers and their laboratories are protected, supported, and empowered to perform at their best.<h5>Who Should Attend?</h5><ul><li>EHS Managers</li><li>Chemists</li><li>QC Teams</li><li>R&amp;D Scientists</li><li>Professionals from Pharma, Biopharma, Food &amp; Beverage, and</li><li>Environmental Analytical Testing Labs</li></ul><h5>Why You Shouldn’t Miss This:</h5><ul><li>Be part of a growing movement to build safer workplaces across industries.</li><li>Let’s work together to create laboratories where safety is a shared responsibility and a consistent practice, ensuring long‑term well‑being and operational excellence.</li></ul><blockquote>Presenter: Dr. Sunil B Lakhmapure (Pre-Sales Application Engineer, Agilent Technologies)Sunil holds 19 year plus experience in the analytical field with major exposure to LC/GC with Single Quad, Triple Quad and high resolution (QToF) mass spectroscopy. Started career in Pharma R&amp;D as a scientist with hands on experience on high end instruments like LC/MS, XRD &amp; NMR. Developed &amp; published application notes using Chromatographic techniques on real world samples/issues at various levels.</blockquote>

Agilent Technologies: The Journey of Safer Science through Safer Labs

The Journey of Safer Science through Safer Labs

Agilent Safer Labs webinar covers lab safety practices, EHS risks, and solutions for safer and more efficient laboratory operations.

<h4>Highly productive nanoscale spectroscopy that is easy to use and easy to interpret</h4>With photothermal atomic force microscope infrared spectroscopy (AFM-IR), chemical identification at the nanoscale is achieved by measuring local IR spectra directly at the AFM tip. This method stands out among nanoscale spectroscopic approaches for its user-friendly operation, straightforward data interpretation, fast measurement times, and reliable repeatability. Bruker's AFM-IR technology delivers monolayer sensitivity, offers spatial resolution below 10 nm, accommodates various probing depths, and supports correlative analysis of chemical and mechanical properties.In this webinar, Bruker experts will provide a thorough introduction to photothermal AFM-IR, tailored for IR spectroscopists. They will share explanations of underlying physics, examples of FTIR spectral correlation, and practical experimental considerations.<h4>Join us to learn:</h4><ul><li>How the technique works, both theoretically and practically</li><li>Why AFM-IR is spectrally correlated with FTIR</li><li>When AFM-IR is an ideal technique choice</li><li>What experimental factors impact AFM-IR spectra</li></ul><h4>Webinar Summary</h4>Photothermal atomic force microscope infrared spectroscopy (AFM-IR) enables chemical identification at the nanoscale by collecting local infrared spectra at the AFM tip. Compared to other nanoscale spectroscopic techniques, AFM-IR provides major advantages in ease of use, ease of interpretation, measurement speed, and data repeatability. The AFM-IR technique developed at Bruker has achieved monolayer sensitivity, sub-10 nm spatial resolution, a range of probing depths, and correlative measurements of chemical and mechanical properties.The AFM-IR signal is proportional to sample absorption coefficients of the IR irradiation, leading to correlation between the collected AFM-IR spectra and the transmission mode bulk Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectra. This correlation is critical and forms the basis of the chemical identification capability of the AFM-IR technique. Several application examples in different research fields will be highlighted to demonstrate such correlation. Valuable nanoscale chemical information is extracted from the AFM-IR spectra’s peak ratios, band positions and shapes. After that, experimental factors that may impact the AFM-IR spectra will be discussed. These factors need to be properly considered to have correct interpretations of the AFM-IR spectra.<h4>Featured Products and Technology</h4><ul><li>NanoIR Spectrometers: Bruker's nanoIR spectrometers are the world leader in photothermal IR spectroscopy from the nanoscale to the sub-micron and macro scales.</li><li>Dimension IconIR: Flagship photothermal AFM-IR system, offering correlative imaging modes and 150 mm of sample access for ultimate versatility in materials research and industrial R&amp;D</li></ul><blockquote>Speaker: Cassandra Phillips, Ph.D. (Senior Product Manager, Bruker)Cassandra did her Ph.D. at the University of Toronto exploring the photophysics of boron nitride nanotubes using scattering scanning nearfield optical microscopy (s-SNOM) and computational models. She has been working at Bruker Nano Surfaces and Metrology since September 2019 as an Applications Scientist focusing on nanoscale IR spectro-microscopy and other correlated imaging techniques realized with atomic force microscopy.</blockquote><blockquote>Speaker:&nbsp;Dr. Qichi Hu (Senior Applications Scientist)Qichi is currently a Senior Staff Applications Scientist at Bruker Nano. He received a bachelor’s degree from Peking University and Ph.D. from University of British Columbia. He then did postdocs in U.S. university and national labs. Qichi has been working on nanoIR development and applications for over a decade, at Anasys and now at Bruker.</blockquote><blockquote>Speaker:&nbsp;Hartmut Stadler, Ph.D. (Applications Engineer, Bruker Nano GmbH)Hartmut Stadler works as an application scientist for Bruker Nano Surfaces and is now mainly focussed on the chemical side of AFM, including electrochemical operation and nanoscale IR techniques. His background is Physical Chemistry, with a PhD thesis in the field of biofilm characterization using macroscopic and nanoscopic methods. Since more than 25 years he operates AFMs and since more than 20 years he supports Bruker’s European AFM customers and distribution channel partners in AFM-application related questions.</blockquote>

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