Davy Guillarme
Davy Guillarme is Senior Lecturer in the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Geneva/University of Lausanne, Geneva, Switzerland.
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Small but Perfectly Formed
October 3, 2023
Are ultra-short chromatography columns fit for pharma?
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COVID-19: Improvise, Adapt, Overcome
May 6, 2020
From the moment COVID-19 hit, scientists across disciplines have been combining their expertise, racing to adapt to the evolving situation. The pandemic has brought with it countless changes to both our personal and professional lives, but how are education and communication platforms adapting – and for how long will this be the case? In this special feature, we hear from professors testing new tech to keep students informed and engaged, and explore how Mary Wirth, Luigi Mondello and Rick Yost wrestled with dramatic changes to 2020’s conference season.
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LC on the Edge
May 16, 2017
In 2015, we posed a provocative question: have we reached the limits of liquid chromatography? Our experts returned a resounding, “no!” Two years on – and timed to coincide with HPLC 2017 in Prague – we reach out to gurus old and new to ask: are we still pushing the limits?
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Landmark Literature
January 26, 2017
As we launch ourselves into 2017, our expert panel selects and reflects on six standout papers that truly advanced the field of analytical science in 2016.
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Landmark Literature: 2015 (part1)
November 16, 2015
We ask an impossible question as 2015 comes to a close: which piece of literature stood out from the crowd and showed the greatest potential for pushing the field of analytical science forward?
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The Biologics Boost
February 23, 2014
Without the rise of biopharmaceuticals, would separation science and mass spectrometry be where they are today?
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Three Gurus of Supercritical Fluid Chromatography
October 16, 2013
Is the ongoing resistance to SFC a simple misunderstanding and the legacy of past disappointments? Here, Isabelle François, Davy Guillarme, and Eric Lesellier highlight the positive aspects of this underused technique and urge sceptics to re-evaluate the potential of modern SFC systems.
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