LC-MS(/MS) Short Course

A short 1 day course will be provided before the conference to support the HPLC 2013 Hobart Meeting.

Name of Course: 'LC-MS(/MS)' by Prof Gerald Hopfgartner

Where: University of Tasmania, Hobart (Room TBC)

When: Sunday 17th November

Provided: Coffee, tea will be provided as well as a light lunch on Sunday.
All attendees receive an official certificate of completion after the course has finished.

Day 1 – Sunday 17th November 2013

Module 1 : MS fundamentals and mass analyzers used with LC-MS
Module 2 : Ionization techniques used with LC-MS
Module 3 : Liquid chromatography – Mass spectrometry from which Viewpoint LC or MS ?
Module 4 : Quantitative LC-MS(/MS) for small molecules in complex matrices part I

Lunch Break

Module 5 : Quantitative LC-MS(/MS) for small molecules in complex matrices part II
Module 6 : LC-MS(/MS) for qualitative analysis (i.g. drug metabolism)
Module 7 : Analysis of peptides and proteins by LC-MS(/MS)

Module 8 : MS/MS Spectra Interpretation, what tools can I use ?
Module 9: What’s next ?

Prices: Short Course Registrants Only: $700
(Conference Attendees will receive a 10% discount on the course when they register)


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Description of LC-MS(/MS)

The course will give an update of the fundamental aspects and new developments of coupling liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry for qualitative and quantitative analysis of low molecular weight compounds and macromolecules. A special emphasis will also be given in the use high resolution mass spectrometry.

Contents

Module 1 : MS fundamentals and mass analyzers used with LC-MS
Module 2 : Ionization techniques used with LC-MS
Module 3 : Liquid chromatography – Mass spectrometry from which Viewpoint LC or MS ?
Module 4 : Quantitative LC-MS(/MS) for small molecules in complex matrices part I

Lunch Break

Module 5 : Quantitative LC-MS(/MS) for small molecules in complex matrices part II
Module 6 : LC-MS(/MS) for qualitative analysis (i.g. drug metabolism)

Module 7 : Analysis of peptides and proteins by LC-MS(/MS)

Module 8 : MS/MS Spectra Interpretation, what tools can I use ?
Module 9: What’s next ?

This course is intended for everybody who works or want to work with LC and LC-MS and wants to gain a better understanding of the underlying principles. The course will review basic knowledge and applications and provide insights in novel development in the field