|Podcasts|September 3, 2021

Unlocking the Power of 3-D Absorbance Data

Author(s)Shimadzu

This podcast will examine peak deconvolution with photodiode array detectors and how a unique software function can separate peaks that are not resolved on-column, yielding better detection results and minimizing method development and analysis time. The podcast will explore the development of this tool with a leading pharmaceutical company and provide examples of how it can have an impact across a wide range of disciplines in the pharma/biopharma arena, from development to production.


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