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|Webcasts|June 6, 2023
Creating Value Downstream
Author(s)Analytik Jena
Webinar Date/Time: Thu, Jun 29, 2023 11:00 AM EDT
Are you looking for better analytical performance of your petrochemical R&D or QC laboratory? During this web seminar you will learn how to optimize analytical procedures and how state-of-the-art instrumentation can contribute to better results.
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Event Overview:
This web seminar covers solution strategies for complex application challenges in the downstream oil and gas industry. A special focus will be on the use of spectroscopic techniques for the analysis of elemental impurities in fuels and similar samples like diesel, gasoline, or naphtha. Different strategies for sample preparation, as well as method optimization, will be presented alongside several application examples to support these considerations.
Key Learning Objectives:
- Choosing the optimal method for sample preparation
- Methodological considerations to improve analytical performance
- Understand analytical performance parameters and optimization
Who Should Attend:
- Laboratory managers and analysts in the fuels, biofuels, and petrochemical industries
- Quality Managers in fuels and petrochemicals production
- Refinery operations managers and technicians
Speaker:
Oliver Buettel
Product Manager
Analytik Jena US
Oliver Buettel started his career with Analytik Jena in 2006 as an application specialist for atomic spectroscopy at the headquarters in Jena, Germany. Since then, he has taken various roles in the spectroscopy department and in product management. In 2017, he moved to the United States to support the growth of the North American organization with his expertise. As the Product Manager of North America, he also manages the Analytik Jena US Application Lab in Houston, Texas.
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