Eastern Analytical Symposium
Nov 11 – Nov 18, 2026
Crowne Plaza Princeton – Plainsboro, New Jersey, USA
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Transform how you design and build HPLC methods.
Press Releases
Transform how you design and build HPLC methods.
MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE for Applied Chromatography will be a prominent presence at the upcoming annual meeting of the Hungarian Biochemical Society, HBS 2024, in Budapest.
Meet the expert team from Molnár-Institute at Booth D30, located in the Laboratory and Analytical Techniques Zone within Hall 12 of the Messe center in Frankfurt-am-Main.
Our scientific study «Aspects of the ‘Design Space’ in high pressure liquid chromatography method development» by H.J. Rieger, I. Molnár and K. Monks, which was published in Journal of Chromatography A 1217 (2010) 193-200, was cited more than 100 times.
On October 30th 2023, Imre Molnár met Katalin Karikó in Berlin.
The scientific study illustrates why a systematic modeling approach to contextualize data and optimize critical method parameters is essential for better understanding the complex nature and chromatographic behavior of regioisomers of Di-OH-SGM.
The Molnár-Institute for Applied Chromatography will again be a high-profile presence at the 2023 International Symposium on High Performance Liquid Phase Separations (HPLC 23), on its return to Germany.
Design Space analysis is key to rationalizing method and DryLab4 is one of the few tools in the world that by its design concept, will in that regard fully comply with ICH Q14 requirements.
Regulatory intentions to move the industry towards a more risk-, and science-based decision-making process are clearly shown in a recently published ICH Q14 draft.
MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE for Applied Chromatography has identified the recently published International Council for Harmonization's ICH Q14 Quality Guideline as a potential «game changer» for the science of biochemical analysis.
MOLNÁR-INSTITUTE has rolled out its new DryLab/Empower-Automation Module to facilitate and vastly economize University of Pannonia's Covid-19 research.
A Novel Approach to Glycan Method Development for Biotherapeutics using Superficially Porous Particle Technology: Another DryLab application on a comprehensive study helped develop two methods for separation and profiling of 13 glycoproteins.
Molnár-Institute presents an oral lecture on Automated Development of a Design Space using Chromatographic Modeling Software to Accommodate a Range of Complex OTC Drug Products.