How a Total Workflow Approach to Sample Prep can Help Pharma and Nutra Labs Optimize Their Elemental Analysis

This webcast will present a “total workflow” approach to sample preparation for elemental analysis that helps labs identify opportunities for optimizing their operations in terms of productivity, quality, costs, and safety.

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Event Overview:

Countless pharmaceutical and nutraceutical labs have adopted the limits and procedures of United States Pharmacopeia (USP) chapters <232>, <233>, and <2232> for elemental analysis since their development nearly a decade ago and their mandated use in 2018. How many of these labs have truly optimized their elemental analysis operations and what are the challenges that could prevent them from doing so?

This webcast will present a “total workflow” approach to sample preparation for elemental analysis that helps labs identify opportunities for optimizing their operations in terms of productivity, quality, costs, and safety. New systems and tools that have been introduced since 2018, along with some previously existing under-utilized tools, are presented along with their benefits to the sample prep workflow and, ultimately, to overall laboratory operations.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Learn what a “total workflow” approach to sample prep for elemental analysis entails and why it is important to pharmaceutical and nutraceutical labs, both now and for the future.
• Review ways to increase sample analysis throughput and reduce analysis turnaround time and costs.
• Learn how to improve analysis quality and lab safety.

Who Should Attend

• Anyone performing or overseeing elemental analysis
• Lab Directors
• Lab Managers/Supervisors
• Researchers
• Chemists/Analysts
• Technicians/Research Assistants
• QC/QA Managers

Speaker:

Eric Farrell
Product Specialist
Milestone, Inc.

Eric Farrell is the Product Specialist for the digestion and clean chemistry lines at Milestone, Inc. In 2005, Eric obtained his bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry from Union College with a focus in Inorganic Chemistry. Prior to joining Milestone, he worked in the particle characterization field as a laboratory manager and in domestic and international sales, where he supported sales and applications across all product lines.

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