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In this webinar, audience will learn the general principles of LC Method Development which covers column selection, mobile phase selection and proper column care. As laboratories are also moving towards getting quicker and more accurate results from LC, method transfer from HPLC to UHPLC will also be discussed. Additionally, we will also be launching our latest model of HPLC - the Advanced i-series LC-2050/2060 - now incorporating AI (Analytical Intelligence) - which will make method development a breeze.
Yap Siew Qi
Consumables Technical Specialist
Shimadzu Asia Pacific
Yap Siew Qi is Consumables Technical Specialist at Shimadzu Asia Pacific. She joined the company after obtaining her PhD from National University of Singapore. At Shimadzu, she is responsible for the technical support of consumables in chromatography and spectroscopy. The products include GC/LC columns, UV cuvettes, vials and accessories. Her responsibilities include technical support of sales/engineers, customer support and producing applications.
David Chan
Assistant Product Manager
Shimadzu Asia Pacific
David has acquired more than 10 years of experience in Medicinal Chemistry research for New Drug Discovery. Also, he has also accumulated 2 years of working experience as an Analytical Chemist. He has been with Shimadzu Asia Pacific for 7 years as Product Specialist for LC, providing technical advice to client as well as sales.
Liw Wan Tung
Senior Application Chemist
Shimadzu Asia Pacific
Wan Tung, a senior application chemist, has been with Shimadzu for 8 years. She has 11 years of working experience in analytical science, specializing in HPLC. Wan Tung’s recent research work at Shimadzu has mainly focused on fully automated pre-column derivatization of amino acids in a variety of food and biopharmaceutical sample matrices. Prior to joining Shimadzu, Wan Tung started her professional career as a QAQC chemist in Pharmaceutical multinational company. Wan Tung earned her bachelor’s honours degree in chemistry in 2009.