How AAS solves real analytical challenges Customer stories and expert insights from the world of AAS

November 4, 2026 16:00 PM CET

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Contents of this web seminar

When: Wednesday, November 4, 2026 16:00 PM CET
Duration: ~50 min
Language: English
Speakers:
Holger Sievers, Product Manager AAS
Julio Mattos, Managing Director Sales LATAM

Atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) has been supporting elemental analysis in laboratories around the world for decades. In this expert talk, two experienced analytical specialists share customer stories, practical insights, and application examples gathered from many years of working closely with laboratories across a wide range of industries.

The discussion will cover both routine and highly specialized applications, including cases where AAS successfully addressed challenging analytical problems or provided unique advantages. Topics range from flame and graphite furnace AAS to hydride generation, direct solid sampling, and high-resolution continuum source molecular absorption spectrometry. The speakers will also discuss interferences, spectral overlaps, method selection, and emerging application opportunities.

Whether you are an experienced AAS user or simply interested in elemental analysis, this web seminar offers valuable perspectives on the versatility, strengths, and future potential of atomic absorption spectrometry in modern laboratories.

Key learning objectives:
After the web seminar, you will have a clear understanding of the following aspects:

  • Recognize the versatility of AAS through real-world customer applications from a wide range of analytical challenges.
  • Understand how experienced analysts select and adapt AAS techniques to solve practical measurement problems in everyday laboratory work.
  • Identify new opportunities for applying AAS by learning from customer success stories, unexpected use cases, and lessons learned in the field.

Who should attend?

  • Existing AAS users
  • Potential new AAS users
  • Interested in applicational potential of AAS

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