Multidimensional and Hyphenated Techniques in Separation Science

Jelle De Vos is a senior postdoctoral researcher working at the Department of Chemical Engineering (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium). He obtained his PhD in Engineering Sciences in 2016, focusing on advancing the performance limits of ultra-high pressure liquid chromatography technology and developing a novel solvent-assisted modulation strategy. Following his PhD studies, he was selected for an FWO Postdoctoral Fellowship. He also performed a research stay at the Institute of Bioprocess Science in Vienna (Austria) in 2019-2020. Recently he was included in a list of Rising Stars of Separation Science (as part of a special issue in LC-GC).

Sebastiaan Eeltink received his PhD degree in Chemistry in 2005 from the University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands for his dissertation “Packed and monolithic capillary columns for LC”. From 2005-2007 he conducted post-doctoral research at the University of California, Berkeley, USA. In 2009, he received an Odysseus award to establish his research group within the Department of Chemical Engineering at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. The Eeltinklab is internationally recognized for pushing the boundaries of performance limits in separation science and for exploiting new possibilities in chip technology to address challenging analysis problems.