What do you do when standard chromatography workflows don't deliver enough sensitivity? You can either inject more mass or volume - which can lead to more problems. To kick off season 3 of Behind the Science, our host Jen Fournier meets Claude Mallet of Waters at his new multi-dimensional chromatography lab to break down the myths of 2D LC, also known as LCxLC.
Learn more about 2D LC technology from Waters: https://www.waters.com/2D
Nanoflow, microflow & trap columns: http://bit.ly/2JwmGmE
Behind the Science, S3 Ep 1: Exploring new dimensions in chromatography with Claude Mallet
Video May 18, 2018
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