Learn how FFF can separate Proteins, Polymers and Particles without Column in a special Scientific Seminar and Talk which will be presented at Analytica 2010 in the Forum Laboratory at Thursday, March, 25th, 11:00 in Hall B2. Presenter will be Dr. Thorsten Klein. The goal of this talk will be to present the history of FFF, the working principle, the different versions of FFF and their applications in Polymers, Particles and Proteins. An free electronic copy of the presentation (PDF file) will be available at the Postnova booth 323 in Hall A2.

Analytica Forum Laboratory

Postnova presents the most advanced Asymmetric Flow available on the market.

Please come and learn how this system can achieve Separation without Column and why it is the ideal choice for Nanoparticle, Protein and Polymer characterization.

AF2000 AT SERIES – Ambient Temperature aqueous/organ. Asymmetric Flow FFF
AF2000 MT SERIES – Mid Temperature aqueous/organic Asymmetric Flow FFF
AF2000 HT SERIES – High Temperature organic Asymmetric Flow FFF

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Meet world-leading scientists such as Prof. Frimmel, Prof. Jamie Lead, Prof. Haselov and Dr. Delay and discuss with them how they use FFF to characterize Engineered nanoparticles in the Environment.

Analytica Conference 2010