Ensuring consistent system preparation before analysis is important to achieve good system and method performance. In this week’s VLOG, we will demonstrate how automating these procedures are used as control strategies.
Typically, expert staff in a lab will be responsible, along with Quality Assurance, to design and document a standard operating procedure (SOP) for other analysts to follow for routine sample preparation tasks. These procedures are key for repeatability and accuracy… Read more >
Bringing increased confidence to sample preparation workflows using automation, smart laboratory tools and electronic documentation for recording analyst activities Laboratory employees appreciate the importance of traceability in their analytical work, whether to simply check for quality, or for… Read more >
Identifying and tracking compounds by UV only can result in inaccurate peak assignments and the exclusion of potential key compounds that are non-UV absorbing. Learn how the ACQUITY QDa and Empower address these challenges to improve robust method development and method understanding.
Evolution and innovation drive us towards better, stronger, faster, safer. Why then would you choose to lag behind with unsupported operating systems and outdated versions of applications? Stay current, stay safe.
At Waters, we have a long history of working alongside the scientific community in times of need through collaboration. Today, as the world continues to battle COVID-19, that collaborative approach is more important than ever. Ultimately, this challenge is… Read more >
Glycosylation is an important post-translational modification that can impact the safety and efficacy of protein therapeutics and is therefore one of the most analyzed product attributes during development and quality control. In released N-glycan analysis, glycans are cleaved from proteins via enzymatic digestion and are chemically derivatized for relative quantification by liquid chromatography coupled… Read more >
Systems deployed in the cloud or across Wide Area Networks (WAN), no network connection usually means no work. No work means businesses are unable to test and release product, and no product means patients are unable to access lifesaving medication. Keep reading to learn more about ‘Surviving and Thriving through a Network Outage’.
Early on in the pandemic, Adam Beard, Waters’ Vice President of Global Services, wrote about how our employees were “Delivering Benefit While Supporting the Front Lines of a Global Pandemic” in a post on LinkedIn. Today,… Read more >
Cloud computing provides flexible resources on demand and best of all is the silver lining…you have no more hardware concerns. Learn More.
