Jun 24, 2026
Join us as Dr. Daniel Seeman, Chief Scientist at Brookhaven Instruments, gives formulation, development, and analytical scientists a practical framework for using dynamic light scattering to detect protein aggregation early.
You’ll learn how DLS resolves monomer and aggregate populations in a single measurement, how to move from a raw correlation function to a meaningful hydrodynamic diameter, and why the intensity weighting in your size distribution can mislead you if you don’t know what to look for.
The guidance is instrument-agnostic and built for scientists making real decisions about stability and formulation, not just running measurements.
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