HPLC 2023 in Düsseldorf, Germany will be the world’s largest separation science symposium in 2023 covering all aspects around liquid phase separation technologies, their hyphenation to mass spectrometry and ion-mobility mass spectrometry. HPLC 2023 features current hot topics in analytical & separation sciences from molecular phenomics, next generation column technologies, digital transformation of the analytical lab,
biopharma challenges (protein and nucleic acid therapeutics) to single cell analysis, and many more. Here is a short teaser:
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Plenary Lecturers
Jennifer van Eck High-thrughput single cell proteomics of organic-derived cell populations by nanoflow dual trap single column liquid chromatography
Guowang Xu
New methods contributing towards metabolomics analyses of single cells
Gert Desmet A journey through the chromatographic universe using kinetic plots
Gerard Hopfgartner Separations sciences coupled to mass spectrometry for multimodal analysis: challenges and opportunities
Christian Huber
Structural analysis of highly complex protein therapeutics by HPLC-MS: lessons that we have learned from an analytical chemistry perspective
Valérie Gabelica Ion mobility mass spectrometry to infer biopolymer folding and interactions
John A. McLean Molecular phenomics in systems, synthetic, and chemical biology
Jeremy Nicholson
Molecular phenomics in personalized and public healthcare in a changing world: lessons from understanding COVID-19
Joachim Richert Digital transformation of the analytical laboratory - Big Bang or evolution?
Susan Olesik Bioanalyses using enhanced fluidity liquid chromatography
Petra Dittrich
High density droplet arrays for high throughput analysis
Tutorial Lecturers
Erin S. Baker Ion mobility - mass spectrometry
Timo Beskers
Polymer REACh: Pray or be Prepared? A Polymer Chromatography Viewpoint on What to Expect
Martin Gilar Chromatographic methods for analysis of therapeutic oligonucleotides and mRNA
Bob Pirok Two-dimensional Liquid Chromatography: Guidelines for Effective Implementation in the Lab
Janusz Pawliszyn Miniaturization of sampling and sample preparation devices
Peter Schoenmakers How to use gradients in (ultra-)high-performance LC
Thorsten Teutenberg Approaching the digital transformation of the lab-of-the-future - How to implement new automation strategies
Register for: Agilent Best Poster Award
The HPLC Symposium series invites academic, institutional and industrial researchers to share and discuss their work with delegates.
The Best Poster Award (BPA) provides a stimulus and incentive for all scientists to attend the HPLC Symposium and present their research in a poster session.
The winner will receive a cash prize of 1500 €.
Check the box to participate in the Best Poster Award when submitting your abstract!
More information can be found on the symposium webpage here.
Call for contributions for the Separation Science Slam
Rock your science! Win a 1500 € Cash Award!
HPLC 2023 will feature a “Science Slam” as special event. It is a competition between the science slammers and the goal is to win the favor of the audience and jury!
Register now for the HPLC Science Slam!
For more information see this page.
Submit your 3-minute video for the HPLC Tube and win 1500 €
HPLC 2023 presents a video competition the HPLC Tube. It is a scientific contest for the best video in which you present the impact of your research for our society.
Excite the audience and the jury by your 3-minute video in which you outline your research in a creative and entertaining manner, delivering your message with scientific
and artistic ingenuity.
For more information see this page.
We look forward to your participation at HPLC 2023 in
Düsseldorf, Germany
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