03 Jun ASMS 2026

Advances in Analytical Chemistry: Key Discussions on HPLC Columns, PFAS Analysis, and Sample Preparation Technologies

Recent scientific discussions highlighted key developments in analytical chemistry, with a focus on advancing workflows in separation science and sample preparation.

A range of technical topics were explored, including the selection of appropriate stationary phases for specific compounds and the availability of specialized columns for metabolomics, lipidomics, and proteomics applications. These areas reflect the increasing demand for highly selective and efficient separation techniques in complex biological and environmental analyses.

Further attention was given to the suitability of PFP-R HPLC columns for PFAS analysis, supporting ongoing efforts to enhance sensitivity and selectivity in detecting persistent environmental contaminants. In addition, membrane-based extraction technologies were discussed for their advantages in improving sample preparation efficiency and minimizing matrix effects.

Operational considerations were also addressed, including system compatibility requirements such as appropriate fittings for analytical instrumentation and the use of degassing chambers to ensure optimal chromatographic performance.

Beyond the technical exchange, the event provided a valuable platform for scientific networking, enabling participants to engage with new collaborators while strengthening connections within the analytical science community.

We’re at Booth 1106 at ASMS2026 through Thursday. American Society For Mass Spectrometry (ASMS)