Ensuring consistent, reliable particle characterisation from R&D through to Quality Control (QC) is essential for confident decision‑making across teams, instruments, and global sites. Dynamic Light Scattering (DLS) and Electrophoretic Light Scattering (ELS) provide powerful insights into particle size and zeta potential, key attributes that influence product performance and stability.
In this webinar, discover how the Zetasizer Advance, driven by ZS Xplorer software, enables streamlined deployment of DLS and ELS in QC environments. Learn how to develop robust, operator‑independent methods, define pass/fail criteria for particle size and stability, and minimise variability between users and laboratories.
We will also show how to align workflows with industry standards such as ISO and USP, ensuring traceable, auditable, and compliant data. With practical guidance on method development, inter‑lab harmonisation, and the use of reference materials, you’ll gain the tools needed to deliver consistent, comparable results across your organisation.
Join us to see how DLS and ELS can be confidently integrated into QC, supporting efficient workflows and reliable batch release.
presentadores
- Dr. Hannah Buckland - Applications Specialist, Malvern Panalytical
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Who should attend?
- QC scientists and analysts working with particle size or zeta potential measurements
- R&D scientists looking to transfer DLS and ELS methods into routine QC workflows
- Laboratory managers and technical leads responsible for method standardisation, data integrity, or cross‑site harmonisation
What will you learn?
- Understand how DLS and ELS can be implemented as robust QC techniques for measuring particle size and zeta potential as critical quality attributes
- Learn how to develop operator‑independent methods and define clear pass/fail criteria to ensure consistent, reliable results
- Discover how to align workflows with ISO and USP standards using Zetasizer Advance and ZS Xplorer software