Running from 17 September to 19 September, Molnar-Institute will be hosting a range of classes for high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), including:

Optimization of Gradient Profiles and Critical Resolution in UHPLC
In this class, you can learn about:
•   Design and optimise gradient profiles
•   Forecast and control peak movements
•   Evaluate gradient effects on resolution
•   Discover strategies for separation of small and large molecules

Efficient UHPLC Method Development
In this class you can learn about:
•   Design space visualisation
•   Experience extensive reduction of method development
•   Discover reversed-phase (RP), normal-phase (NP), hydrophobic interaction (HIC), hydrophilic interaction liquid chromatography (HILIC), and ion exchange (IEX) HPLC types
•   Learn about significant method runtime reduction
•   Evaluate method robustness and determination of method operable design region (MODR)

Regulatory Compliance and Data Integrity
In this class, you can learn about:
•   Compliance with the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) regulations
•   Demands placed on inspection proof methods
•   Quality by Design (QbD) principles for analytical method development
•   Record full method development cycles
•   Knowledge management for documentation for data safety and integrity

Method Transfer Management
In this class, you can learn about:
•   The requirements for transferring safe methods
•   Post-transfer management and out of specification (OoS) handling
•   Controlling instrument specifications and their influence on selectivity
•   Substituting outdated columns

Method Design and Redesign
In this class, you can learn about:
•   Advanced method design for bioseparations
•   Conversion of obsolete and outdated methods
•   Multi-column method design
•   Method transfer to modern ultra-high-performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) • Instrumentation

Efficient Eluent and Solvent Management
In this class, you can learn about:
•   In-silico analysis
•   Development of economic and ecologically favourable methods
•   Extending of column lifetimes
•   Optimising the utilisation of solvents
•   Finding of alternative eluents

Molnar-Institute is looking forward to receiving your registration,  here.