2D-LC Tutorial at HTC-16

On Thursday January 30th, 2020, CAST member Bob Pirok gave a tutorial titled Advances in 2D-LC. The tutorial described the basic principles of 2D-LC, including data formatting, shifting gradients, method development and modulation.
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On Thursday January 30th, 2020, CAST member Bob Pirok gave a tutorial titled Advances in 2D-LC. The tutorial described the basic principles of 2D-LC, including data formatting, shifting gradients, method development and modulation. Specific attention was given to recent developments in the field. Please find the slides and cited literature here.

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