10 Reasons You Need a Next-Generation ICP-OES for multielement analyses

DATE

November 11, 2021

TIME

10:00 a.m. PST, 1:00 p.m. EST, 18:00 GMT, 19:00 CET

Duration: 60 Minutes

Overview

Join PerkinElmer for a webinar that covers top reasons any laboratory should upgrade or update their laboratory to a next-generation ICP-OES. In laboratories today, workloads and workflows may vary, but the need to get work done in minimal times doesnâ€™t.When conducting multielement analyses, analysts are expected to provide quick turnaround times and meet lower detection limits while delivering high levels of sample accuracy. At the same time, every lab is looking to lower operating costs and reduce maintenance.

Bottom line, itâ€™s the push to do much more with less that drives both scientific and business decisions.

Key Learning Objectives:

Understanding laboratory challenges with multi-elemental analysis
Discover the latest in ICP-OES technology
Learn about instrument design to improve accuracy
Explore novel technologies to improve workflow
Find out about software advances for Smart Data

Who Should Attend:

Laboratory managers
University Chemistry Departments
Chemical analysts
Existing ICP-OES owners
Researchers and academics conducting trace elemental analyses in complex matrices where accuracy, efficiency, and robustness are essential

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Speakers

Aaron Hineman
Inorganic Product Line Leader
Americas

Kelly McSweeney
Contributing Editor
C&EN Media Group

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