N-Rich Technology Webinar
Join YMC and Chromacon for a joint webinar hosted by LCGC, the leading publication for liquid and gas chromatography professionals.
Date: Thursday, September 25 @ 9:00 AM EDT
Topic: N-Rich Technology: A Novel Approach for Isolating Difficult-to-Purify Compounds. N-Rich technology is the powerful complement to YMC equipment that accelerates concentration and helps identify contaminants in your recipe or sample during development.
This is your opportunity to hear directly from our experts, learn how N-Rich technology works in real-world applications, and discover how it can transform your analysis process.
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Happy Retirement, John!
Today, we are celebrating John Heffernan, who is officially stepping into retirement after 16 years with YMC America.
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