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- 2008
- Turbulence as a source of excessive baseline noise during high-speed isocratic and gradient separations using absorption detection
- Detailed characterisation of the flow resistance of commercial sub-2 mu m reversed-phase columns
- 2007
- Elevated temperature to reach 100,000 effective plates in one hour in conventional liquid chromatography
- The Side-wall effect as a possible explanation for plate height differences between commercial HPLC columns with different lengths and diameters
- Mobile phase compensation to enhance universal response of the evaporative light scattering detector
- Quantitation of triacylglycerols from plant oils using charged aerosol detection with gradient compensation
- Total pore blocking as an alternative method for the on-column determination of the external porosity of packed and monolithic reversed-phase columns
- Improving the universal response of evaporative light scattering detection by mobile phase compensation
- High efficiency liquid chromatography on conventional columns and instrumentation by using temperature as a variable Kinetic plots and experimental verification
- Evaluation of phase optimized liquid chromatography (POP-LC) for multiple step gradient analysis