Join Us At Pittcon 2024 in San Diego
It’s a great day to be at Pittcon in San Diego! If you are attending, come visit us at booth #1226. J Preston, Ph.D., will be presenting his poster titled “Isolating MAb variants for identification or producing standards with twin-column chromatography” on Wednesday 2-29-24.
Held in San Diego this year, Pittcon 2024 is celebrating its 75th anniversary as a leading conference and expo for laboratory science. It offers a chance to learn about the newest chromatography advancements, network with colleagues, and explore the latest equipment. We are excited to our demo Contichrom CUBE, YMC Actus SP column, and all things bulk resin.
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