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Training:
Chromatography/Mass
Spectrometry:Principles and Practice
Whatdoes
it cover?
This intensive, five-day lecture/lab course is co-sponsored by and
presented at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, California. The
lecture portion covers the basics of both LC/MS and GC/MS,including
interpretation of spectra and practical advice on operation and
maintenance. The laboratory is supported by the leading MS vendors
especially for this class, affording each student the opportunity to
have hands-on experience with state-of-the-art instrumentation. The
experiments, however, are not “canned” demonstrations, but
are real-life, practical exercises that reinforce the fundamental
concepts presented in lecture. Students are assigned to three- to
four-person group that they will work with throughout the week to
complete homework problems, interpret experimental data, and prepare
presentations.
The team approach for this course involves three professors, as many as
nine graduate student teaching assistants, and representatives from the
instrument manufacturers. This format ensures that the student receives
a variety of viewpoints and a significant amount of one-on-one
attention. Thiscourse
is the most intense and comprehensive training available for the
analyst using chromatography/mass spectrometry.
This course is offered once each summer in California. Course
enrollment is limited to 26 students, so sign up early to ensure
yourplace.
Schedule for this course
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brochure (Adobe pdf)
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