Upcoming Course from MTS

How to Develop Stability Indicating
HPLC Methods

3rd & 4th March 2016, GLS Campus Berlin, Germany
Early booking rate (until 3rd February): €1155 + VAT (19%)
Group discounts are available on request

This course is suitable for both investigating whether an existing HPLC method is stability indicating or for developing a new stability indicating HPLC method.

You will learn:

• Why stability indicating methods are required;
• How HPLC method parameters, such as column and mobile phase, affect the chromatographic separation and how to find the best conditions;
• How to perform forced degradation stress studies to obtain potential degradation products; and
• How to investigate mass balance for analytical methods.

Visit the MTS website for more information and for the online booking form.

Other related courses from Mourne Training Services:
Validation and Transfer of Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis
Laboratory Data Integrity

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The MTS Contact Telephone Number has Changed

Please note that due to an office relocation the contact telephone number for Mourne Training Services has changed to:

+44 (0) 28 3083 4938

The postal address remains unchanged at present but will also be updated in the near future.

2016 MTS Course Calendar

The calendar for our 2016 open enrolment training courses is now available. Visit the Course List page on the MTS website for the dates and locations of all our courses in 2016.

There you will also find a detailed course description for each course, and links to the online booking forms where full details on the course fees can be found.

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