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 Separation Science e-News
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 Last Chance to Register for the October e-Seminar!
Leveraging "Best in Class" High Resolution GC and LC MS Systems to Dramatically Increase Information Content in Metabolomic Studies
 In this webinar, Dr. Jeffrey S. Patrick of LECO and Dr. Baljit Ubhi of AB SCIEX will introduce you to the advantages possible through the complementary bundling of liquid chromatography (LC) and gas chromatography (GC) high resolution mass spectrometry-based solutions to provide metabolomics researchers with superior analytical coverage in complex biological systems.
Join us on Thursday, October 24 at 1 pm EST
Pre-registration is required for this complimentary webinar; click here to register
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Metabolomics Symposium Scheduled for November 4 in Dallas 
Enjoy a full day of presentations and discussions covering real-world approaches to unlocking the metabolome, including:
- Kinetics of Post-Squalene Cholesterol Synthesis, presented by Dr. Matthew Mitsche of UT Southwestern Medical Center
- High Resolution GC/MS for Metabolomics Applications, presented by Dr. Vladimir V. Tolstikov of Lilly Research Laboratories
- MS/MSALL - A Comprehensive Approach to Seeing All Your Lipids, presented by Dr. Jeff McDonald of UT Southwestern Medical Center
- SWATH™ Acquisition: Accelerating Quantitative Metabolomics, presented by Dr. Jeremiah Tipton of AB SCIEX
- Therapeutic Metabolomics: Are Small Molecule Metabolites the Key to Personalized Medicine?, presented by Dr. Mark Libardoni, Southwest Research Institute
Lunch will be provided to attendees. Pre-registration is required for this free event, and space is limited. Click here for more details and to register.
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Applications Spotlight
 Comprehensive Analysis of Human Plasma Using Gas Chromatography-High Resolution TOFMS: A Workflow to Leverage Electron and Chemical IonizationIn this article, a workflow that combines accurate mass electron ionization (EI) and chemical ionization (CI) high resolution TOFMS for confident characterization of different compound classes is used for the analysis of human blood plasma.
Click here to read the article in Current Trends in Mass Spectrometry
Looking for more application notes? Click here to register for free access to LECO's online applications library.
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