Atomic Spectroscopy Learning Hub

Separation Science, in collaboration with Agilent, offers a free-access portal designed to improve your knowledge, best practice and troubleshooting skills in the use of atomic spectroscopy techniques.

For free access to the learning site complete the form.

Presenter
Dr Gareth Pearson (ICP-MS Supplies Product Manager at Agilent)
Gareth graduated from the University of Hull, UK in 2003 with a M.Chem. in Chemistry with Analytical Chemistry & Toxicology. He went on to complete a Ph.D. using ICP-MS in 2007 with the title "Elemental Speciation and Miniaturised Sample Introduction Studies for ICP-MS". He has worked as a Product Manager in the UK and Australia for Spectroscopy and Sample Preparation instrumentation since 2007. Currently, Dr. Pearson is the ICP-MS Spectroscopy Supplies Product Manager for Agilent based at the Spectroscopy Technology Innovation Centre in Melbourne, Australia. He has over 15 years’ experience in Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy.

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Welcome to the 'Atomic Spectroscopy Learning Hub', a free access portal produced by Separation Science in collaboration with Agilent. The course is designed to improve your knowledge, best practice and troubleshooting skills in the use of atomic spectroscopy techniques. This full course will include four modules - the outline for which is below. The first two modules on ICP-MS Sample Introduction and Application Specific Setup are available now, with the others arriving later in 2021.

• ICP-MS Sample Introduction - available now
• ICP-MS Application Specific Setup - available now
• Topical Applications - upcoming in 2021
• Ask an ICP-MS expert interview - upcoming in 2021

The course will comprise a series of learning modules as outlined above - completing each module, including answering all quiz questions correctly, will result in you receiving a certificate of completion. There will also be a course completion certificate once all modules have been successfully finished.

To register for this learning series simply complete the form on the right. By clicking the 'Access the Course' button, you submit your information to the webinar organizer, who as an independent content provider to analytical and laboratory scientists, will use it to communicate with you regarding this event and other similar platforms run in collaboration with other parties.