Do you keep multiple disconnected collections of data in your lab? Are they separated by the file format or instrument they were collected on? Every time you look up an old experiment, you need to remember where it was run or search in several places.
Instead, organize your work in one interface and database. Streamline your analysis workflows with a unified set of processing tools, and make all your data searchable from one place—so you can always find past experiments, no matter what instrument you collected them on.
It’s not always easy to connect chemical information to chromatographic information. Which structures are associated with each peak? What are their physicochemical properties? What other analytical data have we collected about them?
With ACD/Labs’ chromatographic tools, you can connect chemical context to chromatographic data:
- Assign structures to chromatographic peaks
- Predict analyte physicochemical properties to guide method development
- Include data from other techniques, such as NMR or UV/Vis
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Quality by Design (QbD) principles help justify your method development to regulators. Even in non-regulated settings, QbD helps scientists find the best conditions in the most rational way. But efficiently implementing these techniques requires rethinking your method development approach and tools.
With optimization and simulation software, you get all the tools you need for QbD-based method development. Understand your design space in 1, 2, or 3D. Combine simulation with databasing and decision notes to maintain data integrity as well.
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When data is scattered across multiple places, teams waste time on repeated work. One group might develop a method for one purpose, and later, a second-team needs a similar separation… and starts over from the beginning.
Instead, create a centralized knowledge base that brings together information from all corners of your organization. Never repeat work unnecessarily when all prior results are available with a simple search. With automation, your data can even be uploaded automatically to central storage, saving scientists file-handling time.