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Monika Dittman

In 1988, after finishing her PhD and spending two years as a post-doc at UC Berkeley, USA, Monika Dittmann joined HP (now Agilent Technologies) as an R&D scientist. In her career with HP/Agilent she has worked on the development of instruments and technologies in the fields of HPLC, Capillary Electrophoresis, Capillary Electro-Chromatography and Micro Fluidics as a research scientist and project manager. Monika currently holds the position of a Principal Scientist working on the design and development of next generation HPLC systems.

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Marking Progress

June 17, 2015

Monika Dittman (Agilent Technologies) and Fabrice Gritti (Waters) offer a manufacturer point of view on the practical limits of LC.

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Volume-Based HPLC

May 15, 2013

Moving away from constant flow to multiple modes of operation heralds a revolution in high performance liquid chromatography.

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Volume-Based HPLC

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