Expert Series: Supercritical Fluid Chromatography

SFC adoption made simple

For many laboratories, SFC can feel like a complex technology. But with the right guidance, the transition can be clearer, more practical, and easier to evaluate.

The SFC Expert Series is designed for prep HPLC users, SFC-curious laboratories, and chromatography teams looking to understand how SFC can support faster, greener purification. Led by SFC expert Holger Gumm, the series explores practical applications and real-world considerations for using prep SFC in modern laboratories.

Across three episodes, viewers will learn about the importance of column screening, chiral SFC applications, stack injections, and the use of SFC in food-related workflows. 


Please note: the webinar series will be held in English 

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Episode 1: Green Chemistry: SFC vs. HPLC

Environmental considerations are a high priority for modern labs. In this episode, watch how prep SFC can significantly reduce the chemical cost of chromatography.

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Episode 2: Chiral SFC Applications and Stacked Injections

SFC is unmatched in its ability to separate and purify chiral molecules. In this episode, discover how to develop a chiral method and how stack injections can improve productivity. 

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Episode 3: SFC as the Perfect Match for Food Applications

 

As CO2 is non-toxic, it has many uses for the food industry. In this episode, learn why SFC is well suited for food analysis and purification. Get some tips on how to implement SFC in any food laboratory for the first time.
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