— Workshops
Two workshop tracks for chemists at different stages of their careers.
For early-career chemists
Career-bridge workshops
Understand what industry expects, what roles actually involve, and how to position yourself for entry-level analytical roles.
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For working analytical chemists
Technical workshops
Method development, troubleshooting frameworks, and validation decisions from 14 years of bench work.
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What attendees said
"I got better clarity about the work each role does in the industry. This would help me align my resume better with the job description while applying to jobs in future."
"Now I understand the different job categories I could go for, and what really goes on behind the scenes in the chemistry industry."
"Entry level roles in the industry don't involve method development. This shifted my focus and made me more confident in my job search."
"In industry, the method is not just a tool to get results. It must be reliable, validated, documented, and easy for others to run."
Past workshops
Career-bridge track
HPLC and LC-MS for Industry: What You Actually Need to Know
- Date
- Thursday, May 7, 2026
- Time
- 7:30 pm Toronto time
- Format
- Live via Google Meet
- HPLC and LC-MS fundamentals
- Method development and validation basics
- Troubleshooting and industry roles
- Live Q&A
Career-bridge track
From Lab Bench to Industry: HPLC and LC-MS Skills Hiring Managers Actually Want
- Date
- Wednesday, June 4, 2026
- Time
- 7:00 pm Toronto time
- Format
- Live via Google Meet
- What hiring managers look for in analytical roles
- Academic versus industry method work
- Aligning a resume with industry job descriptions
- Live Q&A
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About the instructor
Pawliszyn-trained Ph.D. analytical chemist. 14 years across pharma, CRO, environmental, and natural-product labs. I've developed and validated LC-MS and HPLC methods, trained 200+ scientists, and published 18 peer-reviewed papers. I teach what actually happens at the bench.
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