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We are enthusiastic to learn how many analysts are now confronted with situations where HPTLC is a suitable solution to their problems and is favored over better known and more widely used analytical methods. At the same time it is rather difficult nowadays to find a place for this “old technique” in the minds of opinion leaders, even if the need exists in analytical laboratories. This has arisen through inadequate information and training.

How to select the method; how to use TLC when it is described as a method of choice; avoidance of usual mistakes; which other samples may be well covered by this technique;…

To address these issues an exchange of knowledge is foremost, from which sprang our motivation to hold again an international event with the Interlaken series spirit, last held in 1997. After two years of planning we are happy to welcome you to a famous Unesco World Heritage city for this New International Symposium for High Performance Thin Layer Chromatography.

With the firm idea to look straight forward, the program expects to provide exactly what you need.

Training and the manufacturer's sessions will be held in conjunction with the main symposium but functioning as a separate program. The training program is strongly focused to provide all your needs in a short time. The best experts will be there to guide you through each step and explain what you need to know, independent of your level of expertise.

The main symposium featuring lectures and posters will provide a real overview of the most recent advances in all the application fields where TLC has a place.

Such an event wouldn’t be possible without support from the manufacturers. As in all other high technology fields, they are at the forefront of innovation and technical improvement. Their collaboration with world leaders in the field from the early days of TLC has ensured that TLC maintains a modern presence.

We are looking forward to share our knowledge, ideas and enthusiasm!

Workshop 1

Workshop 2

Symposium

Manufacturers