Dr. Romain Dabre
After an engineer degree in organic chemistry, Romain moved to Germany to work in R&D at EMD in Darmstadt (Germany). He started there to work on chromatography projects, developing analytical HPLC columns and applications. After a PhD in analytical chromatography at the University of Vienna (Austria), he had several business development and marketing positions at Tosoh Bioscience GmbH. The company, located in the Rhein Main Area in Germany, has a strong focus on the analytical and preparative separation of biomolecules. Beside his regular position and the editor role at Bitesize Bio, Romain is also a private lecturer at the University of Lille (France).
Articles by Dr. Romain Dabre:
HPLC Tubings and a $200.000.000 NASA Crash: Converting Between Measurement Systems
In an amazing TED-Ed video from Matt Anticole, the wild history of the metric system is explained as a very smart cartoon. Matt concluded his video with a rather positive message for the scientific community: “Nevertheless, the metric system is almost universally used in science and medicine.” It sounds great, but the key word here is…
Pack a Chromatography Column Like a Pro
You already learned the basics of column packing. When moving to more automated system using low pressure liquid chromatography systems, you can use pre-packed columns. But in order to compare several resins in specific conditions, and also to save money, you might need to pack your own low pressure columns. The art of packing a column…
