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University of Pardubice at HPLC 2012

It would be like carrying coals to Newcastle* to say that in Anaheim, CA, USA is the most important chromatographic meeting of the year (HPLC 2012, June 16 – 21, click for scientific program). And it is my great pleasure to announce that there are four representatives of our university and each of them is [...]

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PF 2012

Finally! A blog update. After almost six months I have something to tell. Even though only shortly. I am going to describe my past chromatographic months in one of the next posts. Until then, I would like to wish you nice year 2012 and especially good health. Everything else will come along.

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Remotely detected NMR and hypercrosslinked monoliths

During the time I spent in Berkeley I had the honor to work on the beginning of the project leading to the portable system for highly sensitive multi-dimensional chemical analysis. This work included hyphenation of NMR with liquid chromatography separation using organic polymer monoliths. I have to admit, it was my first touch of NMR [...]

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HPLC 2011 – preselection

Last year, I summarized my HPLC 2010 notes after the meeting. This year I would like to share with you a list of talks I am going to see. If you like, you might share your favorite talks presented on HPLC 2011 (link to program at HPLC2011.com).

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Zero is absence of knowledge

International Science Olympiad for high school students from 20 European countries. One particular example in an analytical chemistry part focuses on the iodometric titration with 3 maximum available points. The organizers decided to use “all or nothing” approach. Either you have a correct result with maximum points or you have made (even very small) mistake [...]

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