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GCMS-TQ Operational Training

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Theory + Operation
GC-MS/MS TQT (part 1)
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Part 1-GC-MS_MS TQT 12 May 2022_1100-Meeting Recording

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Video - 1:57:06
GC-MS/MS TQT (part 2)
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Part 2-GC-MS_MS TQT 12 May 2022_1430-Meeting Recording

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Video - 56:05
Maintenance (same content as GCMS-SQ course)
Theory (Components that Require Maintenance)
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Video - 6:58
Theory (Maintenance for GC)
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Video - 20:24
Theory (Maintenance for MS)
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Video - 5:58
Theory (Troubleshooting Common Problems for GCMS)
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Video - 13:54
AOC-20i Syringe Replacement
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Video - 3:26
Injection Port Maintenance
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Video - 5:23
Column Replacement
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Video - 9:42
Ion Source Maintenance and Filament Replacement
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Video - 12:32
LabSolutions Insight
Basic Operation of LabSolutions Insight
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Cynthia Lahey

Application Manager (GC & GCMS)

Cynthia obtained her MSc in Chemistry at the National University of Singapore (NUS), Singapore. She started working with GC and GCMS in Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) in 2003, including various techniques such as headspace, SPME, thermal desorption, and pyrolyzer. She has delivered numerous GC & GCMS training courses and developed numerous application notes for Shimadzu. Cynthia has also participated in international seminars, workshops, and conferences as a speaker.

 

Elgin Ting

Senior Application Specialist (GC & GCMS)

Elgin graduated from the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore and has been solving customer application issues for more than 4 years. He provides training and develop applications for users from multiple industries. Be it for GC or for GCMS, one can call him the guru of accessories. 

Elvi Horiyanto

Product Specialist (GC)

Elvi graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with an Honours Bachelor Degree in Science (Chemistry) in 2017. She has been working with GC and GC-MS to develop new applications while providing operational training and customer support for the past 5years. 

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