Thermo Scientific™ Vanquish™ Duo UHPLC Systems for Dual LC
Double your throughput and deepen your sample analysis using the Thermo Scientific Vanquish Duo UHPLC System for Dual LC. Features a dual split sampler and two pumps and flow paths, allowing you to run the same method or two different methods simultaneously on the same instrument, maximizing your lab productivity and return on investment.
Dr. Erika Castrignanò, Principal Analyst at King's College London's Drug Control Centre discusses wastewater analysis.
Professor Kim Wolff, Head of the Drug Control Centre at King's College London discusses ensuring fairness in elite-level sports using forensic toxicology
Christiaan Bartlett, King's College London, discusses biological passports at the Olympics
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Reduce sample preparation time and costs by allowing you to analyze the same set of samples using multiple methods or column chemistries while
Maximize your sample information for faster biopharmaceutical characterization, or simultaneous API quantification and impurity analysis for pharmaceuticals.
Doubles your lab productivity without sacrificing your precious bench space.
Wastewater analysis tackling sports doping at highest level
Discover how Dr. Erika Castrignanò, Principal Analyst at King's College London's Drug Control Centre, employs liquid chromatography and mass spectrometry for sports testing. Explore the principles of wastewater-based epidemiology and its impact on combating doping in elite sports, as well as understanding drug consumption in wider communities.
Innovative forensic toxicology ensuring fairness in elite-level sports
Professor. Kim Wolff, Director of King's Forensics and Head of the Drug Control Centre at King's College London, specializes in forensic toxicology and anti-doping science. Wolff discusses the overlap between the two fields, emphasizing the need for sensitive methods to detect drugs at major events. Find out how innovations like dried blood spot testing and a new instrument from Thermo Fisher Scientific, helps Wolff’s team differentiate between synthetic and natural steroids used by athletes.
24-hour biological passports keeping the Olympics clean
Join Christiaan Barlett, Lab Operations Manager at King's College London's Drug Control Centre, as he discusses athlete biological passports, an innovative system for the detection of blood, steroid, and growth hormone doping, ensuring fair competition in elite-level sporting events like the Olympics. During the Paris 2024 Olympic games, the turnaround time for passport testing changes from 20 days to an astonishing 24 hours, so that cheats can be detected quickly. Bartlett explains how this is possible with the highest possible accuracy.
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