Automated process monitoring via liquid chromatography (LC)

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Automated process monitoring via liquid chromatography (LC)

Available on demand

Overview

In modern production of small molecule pharmaceuticals and biopharmaceuticals, process analytical technology (PAT) plays an important role to monitor, develop, and optimize chemical and biological processes. As a PAT resource, online liquid chromatography (online LC) can support design, analysis, and control of processes through real-time measurement of critical process parameters (CPPs) and critical quality attributes (CQAs).

In this webinar presentation, you will learn about a newly developed online LC platform, which provides automated sample analysis via direct injections or retained samples from flow reactors, batch reactors, upstream bioreactors and downstream purification devices.

Key learning objectives:

Process monitoring via LC applications
Online LC
Process automation
LC innovation and new LC tools

Who should attend:

Analytical chemists
Biochemists
Process chemists
Anyone working in process development who requires fast and unattended process monitoring

Presenters

Dr. Daniel Kutscher

Product manager, Analytical LC, Agilent Technologies
Agilent Technologies
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Moderator: Sarah Thomas

Editorial Team
SelectScience
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