John V Hinshaw

Chapters in the evolution of chromatography

The Precursors of Chromatography M S Tswett and the Discovery of Chromatography The First Pioneers in the Use of Chromatography The Rebirth of Chromatography The Evolution of the Chromatographic Techniques Ion-Exchange Chromatography Gas Chromatography Modern Liquid Chromatography The Most Important Chromatography Meetings.

The Development of GPC and the First Commercial HPLC Instruments

This months installment of Milestones in Chromatography deals with the involvement of James L. Waters in two major chromatography developments: the introduction of instrumentation for gel-permeation chromatography and the establishment of Waters Associates as the Liquid Chromatography People.

M. S. Tswett, and the Invention of Chromatography: Part I: Life and Early Work (1872–1903)

On the occasion of the centenary of the invention of chromatography, this months Milestones in Chromatography column chronicles the life and activities of its inventor, his struggle for acceptance, and, finally, the triumph of his technique.