Webinar Replays
Below is a collection of our previously recorded webinar sessions, covering different topics from across the industries. If you would like to register for one of our upcoming webinars, please visit the upcoming webinars section.
Webinar Replay: Laboratory Methods for the Examination of Foreign Particulate Matter
Event Date: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 Time: 1 p.m. EDT Duration: 1 hour Presenters: David Exline, Senior V.P. and Antonio Scatena, Scientist at Gateway Analytical When manufacturing pharmaceutical products, foreign particulate matter arises from a number of different sources. No matter what the source, manufacturers are required to fully characterize, identify and find the source of [...]
Forensic Analysis of Hair and Fibers for Police & Attorneys
Targeted toward police officers and attorneys engaged in collection and investigations relating to hair and fiber evidence. Topics that will be covered include current methods of hair and fiber collection, interpretation of hair and fiber data, as well as a [...]
Forensic Gunshot Residue Analysis for Police & Attorneys
This webinar provides police and attorneys with an overview of the different types of collection and investigation techniques relating to gunshot residue analysis. Topics covered will include an overview of the current methods of gunshot residue collection and interpretation along with [...]
Podcast: Pharmaceutical Forensics for Parenteral Drug Manufacturing
Free podcast, brought to you by PharmaTech.com Pharmaceutical Forensics for Identification and Source Determination of Particulate Contamination in a Parenteral Manufacturing Process Duration: 15 min. Speaker: David Exline, Senior V.P., Gateway Analytical Host: Angie Drakulich, Editorial Director, Pharmaceutical Technology Episode Overview: When trying to determine the source of a contamination issue in a parenteral manufacturing process [...]
Introduction to Trace Evidence Analysis for Police & Attorneys
WEBINAR REPLAY: In this webinar David Exline provides police and attorneys with an overview of common types of trace evidence such as human and animal hairs, natural and synthetic fibers, paint, glass, [...]
