Optimization & Validation of LC/MS Methods: Self-Paced

Since the beginning of this century, LC/MS has rapidly evolved with new interfaces, new mass analyzers, and new software. These developments have made LC/MS accessible to all analytical chemists and have allowed what was once a research tool to move into product development and quality assurance laboratories. It is easy to see that LC/MS will become an important tool in quality control and in manufacturing in the near future.

With these new capabilities, come new responsibilities. LC/MS users must not simply develop “one-off” methods, but must ensure that the technology can be used in regulated environments, complying with GLP and GMP standards and satisfying regulatory agency requirements. This course will focus on the technology of LC/MS, and take a detailed look at method development all the while discussing these topics in the context of quality systems and method validation.

This course consists of eight recorded lecture sessions each about 90 minutes in length plus one final session which was recorded with a live-on-the-web class discussing the class exercises.  Attendees have full access to the recorded lectures.  They can be watched as many times as needed, and have full rewind, fast forward, and pause controls.  Attendees are also given the complete course manual, additional reading materials, and the class exercises as PDF files.

Purchase of one tuition provides permission for only one attendee to watch the recorded lectures.  If you have multiple attendees at your site, please contact us for group discounts.