Writing for publication in research journals (0)
2/19/10 •
Berkeley Lab organized yesterday short workshop focusing on writing for scientific journals. The workshop took 2 hours and it was mainly focused on the “schedule” we should follow during the publication preparation.
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Column permeability (0)
2/16/10 •
One of the most important characteristics describing the column properties is column permeability. Term permeability refers to the column packed with a stationary phase (particles or monolith) and describes how easy flows the liquid (mobile phase) through the column.
Separation of small molecules on organic polymer monoliths (0)
2/08/10 •
Because of lack of small pores it is difficult to separate small molecules with polymer monoliths in isocratic mode. We have prepared monolithic capillary columns and then hypercrosslinked them to afford a monolith containing an array of small pores [1].
WebEx. The future of instrumental services? (0)
1/31/10 •
I had to solve connection problem in between the Bruker MS and Agilent LC (Agilent shutdown). On the very end, I found out there was no problem in their mutual communication. However, it shows me the future of the instrumental services. WebEx communication.
What do they want (0)
1/21/10 •
Recently, there was a post about the role of the referees in the science on a The Sceptical Chymist. The post described Nature Physics editorial which focuses on the demands Nature Physics has on the reviewers.
I think, it is not only source of the information for (current and future) reviewers but also for us – [...]
Agilent 1100 shutdown (0)
1/18/10 •
From time to time, we all face problems with HPLC instruments. Then, we all search the internet for the solution for our problem. In this troubleshooting section I would like to point out my problems with instruments and their solutions. Hopefully, it can help also you.
Recently, I was asked to run the HPLC-MS instrument which [...]
Mobile phase viscosity (0)
1/15/10 •
UPDATED – One of the general property of the liquids is their resistance to change a form. This resistance is called viscosity and can be expressed as a resistance to flow. In case of liquids, the viscosity can be simply expressed as “thickness”. For example, water is “thin” with low viscosity, while honey is “thick” [...]
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year (0)
12/24/09 •
Not only from the chromatographic point of view, I wish you in the year 2010:
Chromatography Forum (0)
12/08/09 •
Chromatography Forum is a public discussion group where you can post questions, news, or messages of interest to chromatographers everywhere.
What gets you accepted? (0)
11/24/09 •
Do you know how to write the scientific paper? Are you looking for step by step procedure you should follow? Download Editor’s Presentation on “How to write a world class paper” prepared by the Elsevier.
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