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Benchtop NMR analysis and the future
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In a New Food webinar on 9 June, experts from Oxford Instruments and ALS Global will explore the use of benchtop NMR spectroscopy and TD-NMR in the testing laboratory.
NMR is one of the most powerful tools available to an analytical chemist; the ability to quantify and characterise materials creates almost endless possibilities.
In an upcoming New Food webinar, Kevin Nott, Product Manager at Oxford Instruments, will introduce both time domain NMR (TD-NMR) and benchtop NMR spectroscopy, while Tim Lumb, Chemistry Technical Manager at ALS, will outline some common applications of NMR in food analysis and how this tool will evolve in the future.
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We recently interviewed Tim Lumb, Chemistry Technical Manager for ALS; one of the world’s leading providers of food and drink testing services. Tim is responsible for driving innovation in the company’s laboratories; developing new methods and evaluating new technologies to help meet the ever-changing needs of customers and regulations.
1. How and why did you develop a career in food testing?
Tim: Like most people, I am very interested in food, but I have always had an aptitude for chemistry, so it was no surprise when my first job was a laboratory technician measuring the sugar content of foodstuffs. Over the next 15 years I must have performed every possible role in a food testing laboratory, and this has enabled me to develop my understanding of the testing and analysis of a wide range of materials, with a broad spectrum of analytical techniq
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