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Given the plethora of talent that convenes at Pittcon annually, it is also an ideal forum for manufacturers to show off their newest products, technologies and innovative solutions designed to make your research easier, more effective, most cost-... Read More

The most common forms of PFAS testing are targeted and non-targeted analytical workflows. Both approaches offer their own sets of benefits depending on the type of material being analyzed. Read More

Ensuring the purity and safety of pharmaceutical products is a critical aspect of drug development and manufacturing. Impurities in drugs, whether from synthesis, degradation, or contamination, can have profound implications for patient health. Mass ... Read More

There is now an increased need to leverage mass spectrometry further downstream in development and production environments to quantify impurities and contaminants to a detection limit below what can be achieved by other techniques. Read More

For the first time in its 75-year history, Pittcon will visit the U.S. West Coast next week, Feb. 24-28, 2024. Given the plethora of talent that convenes at Pittcon annually, it is also an ideal forum for manufacturers to show off their newest ... Read More

There are currently no federal or state safety standards related to PFAS for soil in grazing or foraging areas, or for animal feed. Likewise, there are no federal safety standards for PFAS levels in food products. Read More

Today, scientists are looking to mass spectrometry-based proteomics to help them uncover novel insights into health and disease with new approaches enabling depth of protein coverage not previously possible. Advanced technologies are becoming more ... Read More