What’s coming up in 2023
The New Year always provides an opportunity to look forward and to reflect. As I have embraced retirement, I have found more time for reflection. As I looked back at my predictions from last year regarding automation, I pondered the developments in chromatography that I witnessed over the many years I spent in laboratories. →
Don’t get salty about your separations. Develop flash and prep HPLC applications to purify a range of compounds
Bart explains the versatility of Flash and Prep HPLC applications to ensure the successful purification of several compounds. →
Leaks giving you the freaks? How to perform a leak test on your rotary evaporator
Bart Explains how to find and prevent leaks in rotary evaporators… →
Flavor of the day: How to spray dry flavors and fragrances part 2!
Bart describes spray drying parameters and particle characteristics when encapsulating flavors and fragrances →
A fat lot of tips on how to purify lipids
Bart offers advice on how to purify lipids, including phase selection, sample loading and detection methods →
A whiff of microencapsulation of flavour and fragrances by spray drying
Bart goes over the benefits of microencapsulation, carrier materials and factors affecting emulsification →
Pump it up: clean vacuum pump in six easy steps
Bart explains when you should clean your vacuum pump and how to most efficiently get the job done →
Solving the chromatography solvent problem
Bart examines mobile phases used in normal and reversed-phase chromatography →
The role of spray drying in gene therapy
Bart offers spray drying parameters from literature on spray drying nucleic acids for delivery approaches in gene therapy →
Taking the heat off cleaning your heating bath
Bart goes through the 12 simple steps you need to clean the heating bath of your rotary evaporator →
How to spray dry nucleic acids
Bart explains why and how you should spray dry nucleic acids for gene therapy →