Live demo: latest DLS solution - Zetasizer Advance - for measuring routine to challenging nanoparticle samples like proteins (Mandarin language)

Live Webinar November 24th, 2020

Dynamic light scattering (DLS), also known as photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS) and quasi-elastic light scattering (QELS), is a technique used to measure the Brownian motion (diffusion) and subsequent size distribution of an ensemble collection of particles in solution. It is used to monitor nanoparticles and zeta potential across a wide variety of products from pharmaceuticals to personal care products, general emulsions, surfactants and more.

Malvern Panalytical is proud to invite you to the launch of our new Zetasizer Advance series. The Advance series is the successor to the highly successful and market-leading Zetasizer Nano. Each of the three models in the Zetasizer Advance Range offers particle size, particle charge (zeta potential) and molecular weight analysis. In addition, each benefits from advances including Adaptive Correlation, M3-PALS zeta potential analysis, constant current zeta mode and our deep learning-based data quality advice system.

Each of the three models is available as a Blue Label or Red Label variant. The blue variant is for routine analysis while the red label allows for more challenging samples like proteins, surfactants and low solid content samples.

During this launch, we bring you on a virtual tour of our application laboratory facilities in Taiwan with DKSH as well as our key laboratory in Malvern Panalytical Shanghai. Our scientists will demonstrate not only how easy it is to operate, even without need for diluting samples. What's more, understand the true capabilities of multi-angle DLS on challenging samples. See also our intelligent software with smart learning through adaptive correlation.

(This webinar will be conducted in Mandarin language)

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