ICP-MS Training Programme

ICP-MS Training Programme

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) is a highly sensitive analytical technique used for detecting metals and several non-metals at very low concentrations, often in the parts-per-trillion range. It can also detect the isotopes of the same elements. Its speed and precision make it an essential tool in modern analytical laboratories.

This training equips participants with a deep understanding of the technique’s principles, instrumentation, sample preparation, method development, and data interpretation. Whether you're working in environmental monitoring, pharmaceuticals, food safety, materials science, or academic research, mastering ICP-MS can significantly elevate your analytical capabilities.

 

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Fundamentals of ICP-MS: Principles, components, and operation
  • Sample preparation techniques and contamination control
  • Calibration, standards, and quantification methods
  • Troubleshooting and maintenance procedures
  • Data acquisition, analysis, and reporting
  • Application-specific insights (e.g., heavy metal detection, isotopic analysis)
 

Training Features

  • Hands-on laboratory training with advanced ICP-MS instrumentation
  • Led by experienced analysts and domain experts
  • Real sample analysis and case-based learning
  • Certification upon successful completion
 

Why Join This Program?

  • Build technical proficiency in a high-demand analytical technique
  • Improve your qualifications for research and industrial roles
  • Learn current best practices in trace element analysis
  • Stay ahead in a rapidly advancing field of analytical chemistry
 

Unlock new opportunities in scientific research and industry.

Join our ICP-MS Training Program and gain the skills needed to operate confidently and accurately in high-precision analytical environments.

 

Eligibility Criteria

PhD, Graduates & Postgraduates in relevant fields:

Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Food Technology, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Biochemical Engineering, Environmental Science, Environmental Engineering, Pharmaceuticals Chemistry.