Justin Neill discusses new approaches to reaction monitoring for small molecule structure analysis
BrightSpec is first to commercialise molecular rotational resonance (MRR) spectroscopy for drug discovery and process R&D applications.
Justin Neill, CTO of BrightSpec, describes using a cross-technique lab services approach to enantiomer, diastereomer and regioisomer characterisation using BrightSpec MRR and BioTools VCD instruments at SCIX in Atlanta, October 2018.
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Video taken at SCIX, October 2018.
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