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Hauff-Technik GmbH & Co. KG in Hermaringen, Germany, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of cable, pipe, and line bushings. In this application note, Metrohm interviews Dr. André Koch, Head of QC Management, and asks him why Hauff-Technik uses Raman spectroscopy to verify the identity of the polymers they receive from their suppliers.

Tecan describes a fully automated protocol for generating quantified DNA libraries using the NGS DreamPrep

This notebook compiles app notes generated by the Biopharmaceutical Scientific Operations Team at Waters. They illustrate key attribute monitoring workflows that have been developed to improve and streamline MAM analysis of biotherapeutic proteins.

Battery-powered devices are everywhere within society, and this is only set to increase, especially as the electric vehicle market grows. This results in the demand for higher-powered, longer-lasting, better-performing batteries. With this comes the need for tightened safety regulations to ensure the safety of these ever-improving batteries is not compromised. This is where manufacturers have to take into account the importance of temperature when it comes to achieving the best possible perfo

Improve new formulations and optimize your processes with these analytical methods

Analyses of large proteins, antibodies, and modified proteins using a new series of advanced large pore HPLC materials

Advanced materials technology presents an analysis of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances in bottled water

In this application note from Analytik Jena, the provided measurement results show that sample preparation by column method provides reproducible AOX results for different types of challenging wastewater samples. Even samples with high particle loads and complex matrices (high salt and DOC levels) could be adsorbed onto activated carbon quickly and reliably. The APU sim sample preparation unit enables to process six samples simultaneously in less than one hour without manual intervention. Compar

In this application note, discover how scientists at the University of Illinois designed a unique DNA extraction method for long-read sequencing in plant tissues. 

Thermo Fisher Scientific presents experimental data on DNA melting