US Live Interactive Web Series

For our European live interactive web series, please click here.

Gather on Fridays at 11 AM PST | 2 PM EST for our live interactive web series.

We’ll work through a topic of the week (roughly 60 minutes) and discuss any questions that come up along the way. During these sessions, we’ll talk about how to care for your SEC-MALS or FFF-MALS system, help you brush up on your ASTRA and DYNAMICS data processing, discuss measuring dn/dc values and why dn/dc is important, and see how stable RI baselines are achievable.

Working with polydisperse samples? We’ll see how to leverage ASTRA’s distribution analysis and results fitting features. Special topics on error analysis, batch MALS work, and more.

The live interactive web series are 100% live sessions, with anonymous Q&A welcome during and after the discussion. Free for all to attend.

Register below! The live interactive web series are held on select Friday afternoons at 11 AM PST | 2 PM EST.

Not in the US? Check out one of our European friendly live interactive web series! Learn more about our European live interactive web series here.

Hosted by: Dr. Andy Meyer

Dr. Andy Meyer joined Wyatt Technology in 2001, serving for several years as an Applications Scientist, then as Dean of Wyatt's "Light Scattering University" and as Director of Customer Service & Support. After managing multiple regions in North America, Dr. Meyer is now a Senior Application Scientist for Wyatt. As a Wyatt customer, he completed his Ph.D. in Applied Science – Polymer Chemistry from the College of William and Mary in Virginia.

2024 Dates	Topic
September 13 11 AM PDT \| 2 PM EDT	Part 1 of 4: Why we love Dynamic Light Scattering! How DLS works and what it measures. Modes of operation and when to use them* - DLS theory and operating principles - Batch DLS vs. flow mode DLS (a.k.a. QELS): when and why - What DLS can and cannot measure directly	Register
September 20 11 AM PDT \| 2 PM EDT	Part 2 of 4: Getting to know your DLS hardware, including ‘proper care & feeding’ of the system, practical guides for optimizing data quality, and how to assess data quality* - Understanding the DLS hardware internal and external components & consumables - Diagnosing hardware issues - How to help your DLS operate at its best - Basic DLS data processing strategies	Register
September 27 11 AM PDT \| 2 PM EDT	Part 3 of 4: DLS Data Interpretation, thermal ramping studies, particle concentration, and zeta potential* - Practical considerations for DLS data collection with thermal ramping - Measuring titer / particle concentration with a DynaPro: when and how - Advanced topics in DLS data interpretation	Register
October 18 11 AM PDT \| 2 PM EDT	Part 4 of 4: Why we love Zeta Potential! How PALS works and what it measures. Modes of operation and when to use them* - PALS theory and operating principles - Automating zeta potential work - How to help your ZetaStar or Mobius operate at its best, even in salty conditions	Register

*It is recommended but not required that you attend all the sessions in this series.