The Speaker
Tina Fanning is responsible for both application development and customer technical support at UCT. This position allows her to travel across the world and meet with scientists to discuss sample preparation techniques and conduct educational workshops on analytical methods. With a background in forensics, Tina has helped to introduce the concept of QuEChERS to the toxicology community as they begin to take a heightened interest in this sample preparation technique for biological matrices. Along with other members of the research and development team at UCT, she has been at the forefront of method development for emerging synthetic drugs of abuse. Tina utilizes her previous experience of working in a large reference laboratory to help streamline the sample preparation process for clients in a variety of laboratory settings. She received her M.S. in Forensic Science and Law from Duquesne University.
