Webinars

In the 4th HPTLC Online User Meeting, members of the Australia Chapter of the HPTLC Association present their work on methods from quick HPTLC screening of native super foods to comprehensive fingerprinting incorporating intensive data for automated identification and quick “in analysis” sample preparation of difficult samples used in pharmaceutical preparations.

The mushroom extract market is booming, but quality concerns remain. Join Dr. Melanie Broszat and Coleton Windsor as they introduce a validated HPTLC method to address mislabeling and enhance quality control by accurately identifying fungi species, setting new standards in the industry.

This webinar explains how HPTLC enhances edible oil quality assessments. Experts discuss a newly developed method that accurately detects adulteration, supported by statistical validation and strong interlaboratory performance, identifying adulteration levels from 5% to 25%.

This comprehensive seminar explores the use of High-Performance Thin-Layer Chromatography (HPTLC) in forensic science. Participants will gain in-depth insights into cutting-edge techniques for the analysis and identification of explosives, chemical warfare agents, drugs of abuse, and cannabis.

In this webinar we explore the potential of agave fructooligosaccharides (aFOS) as a reliable indicator of fructan differentiation in agave species throughout their lifespan. Additionally, we delve into the feasibility of HPTLC as a robust fingerprinting platform through the power of multivariate data analysis (MVDA).

In the 1st HPTLC Online User Meeting 2023, our experts are discussing important advances in planar chromatography that impact analysts working in the dietary supplement industry. Further, they present information for all planar chromatographers to get higher order data from their analytical workflows. These resources are invaluable to food, forensic, pharmaceutical and environmental chemists as well.

During this enlightening discussion, Eike Reich and Tiên Do take you on a journey through the evolution of HPTLC and discover cutting-edge concepts and innovations, and their practical applications. Further, they present their visionary perspectives for HPTLC 4.0 and explore its potential impact on the future of quality control and applied research in various industries.

In the 4th HPTLC Online User Meeting, members of the Australia Chapter of the HPTLC Association present their work on methods from quick HPTLC screening of native super foods to comprehensive fingerprinting incorporating intensive data for automated identification and quick “in analysis” sample preparation of difficult samples used in pharmaceutical preparations.