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Listing of all 44 news releases from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography):

Thermo unveils new ITQ ion trap GC/MS series

The novel Thermo Scientific ITQ 700, ITQ 900 and ITQ 1100 ion trap systems feature fully upgradeable systems designed to provide high performance and high specificity

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (12 March 2008)

Additions to Hypersil Gold HPLC column range

To complement the range, Hypersil Gold columns will now also be available in a phenyl phase, increasing the range of selectivities for RP (reversed phase) chromatography

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (13 February 2008)

Faster sample prep with solid phase extraction

HyperSep Retain SPE products provide sample preparation options for a wide range of applications and provide enhanced retention for a wide range of analyte types

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (11 February 2008)

Vascular proteomics at King's with LTQ Orbitrap XL

User application article Thermo Fisher Scientific reports on a collaborative partnership with the newly opened vascular proteomics group at the James Black Centre, King's College London, headed by Manuel Mayr

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) ( 1 February 2008)

Biodiesel GC packages help EN and ASTM compliance

Delivering complete automatic characterisation of pure biodiesel (B100), Thermo Scientific offers full compliance with EN and ASTM standards to certify quality of pure biodiesel for commercial trading

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (28 December 2007)

Guide to chromatography columns and consumables

Thermo's 2008-2009 Chromatography Columns and Consumables catalogue provides chromatographers with the tools they need to select the appropriate product to meet their requirements.

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (17 December 2007)

Flexible and rapid analysis of drugs of abuse

EasyTox GC/MS platform has been designed to deliver optimum performance in forensic, clinical and medical laboratories performing analysis of urine for signs of drugs of abuse

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) ( 7 December 2007)

Ultra high-speed LDTD for large volume LC/MS

Laser diode thermal desorption (LDTD) technology increases the speed of compounds analysis by 20 to 100 times compared to established techniques based on liquid chromatography with mass spectrometry

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (15 November 2007)

LC-MS/MS solution helps FDA keep pet food safe

User application article Thermo Fisher Scientific has announced that a new method to detect melamine content in catfish has been developed by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) ( 8 August 2007)

Thermo and MayLab launch software control for HPLC

Thermo and MayLab Analytical Instruments announce the release of new software control for the MistraSwitch multi column selector for the Mistral oven with the Thermo Scientific Surveyor Plus HPLC

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (29 March 2007)

Software control for the high speed Accela LC

ChromQuest chromatography data system now provides integrated instrument control, digital data acquisition, chromatography data processing and reporting for the Thermo Scientific Accela high speed LC

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (26 February 2007)

Enhanced LC/MS detection with Thermo MSQ Plus

Thermo Fisher Scientific announces the release of the latest and most advanced version of its high speed single quadrupole LC/MS detection system, the Thermo Scientific MSQ Plus

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (23 January 2007)

Accelerate traditional method validation processes

Productivity kits include stocks of relevant pre-diluted standards and other quality control requirements, and can be customised to offer the tools for specific regulated and non-regulated methods

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (29 September 2006)

One-step process for sample preparation

Solid phase microextraction (SPME) will further increase laboratory productivity by offering a one-step process for sample preparation without requiring hazardous solvent usage

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) ( 2 June 2006)

Rapid sample clean-up before HPLC and GC analyses

Thermo Electron has enhanced its SPE products to enable rapid economical sample clean-up prior to HPLC and GC analyses, improving resolution and sensitivity extending column life and avoiding downtime

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (24 April 2006)

HPLC detectors for extended applications

Surveyor Plus Refractive Index and Surveyor Plus Fluorescence detectors designed to enhance chromatographers' analytical capabilities when integrated with the Finnigan Surveyor Plus HPLC product line

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (24 March 2006)

Forensic analysis of explosives and accelerants

Thermo Electron announces the availability of GC and GC/MS systems designed to increase productivity when performing forensic analysis of explosive residues and accelerants in arson studies

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (18 January 2006)

Maximise analysis of total petroleum hydrocarbons

The TCEQ method 1005, based on gas chromatography (GC), regulates the amount of mineral oils and petroleum products found in water and soil for quality certifications

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (17 January 2006)

Comprehensive SPE, HPLC and GC columns catalogue

Expanded 300+ page Thermo Chromatography Columns and Consumables catalogue is the perfect laboratory resource for product selection, technical reference information and application support

News from Thermo Fisher Scientific (Chromatography) (19 December 2005)

More productivity for petrochem sample analysis

Ultra Fast gas chromatography (GC) technology allows the operator to perform the analysis in less than two minutes, which is 20 times faster than conventional GC methods