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Automation for GC, GC/MS, LC, LC/MS, or standalone

Sample Preparation

Thermal desorption

Flexible and robust systems for GC/MS

Thermal desorption

GC-Olfactometry

Detection of aromas, fragrances and off-odors

GC-Olfactometry

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News from GERSTEL

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Next Webinar:

“Innovative Fermentation Aroma Analysis using HS- and DI-SBSE as well as HS-SPME”

November 18th, 2025 - 10:00 am CET

In this session, you’ll discover how advanced sorptive extraction techniques and machine learning open new possibilities in aroma analysis — from vegan cheese flavors and basil off-notes to fermented microalgae.

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Utilisation of stir bar sorptive extraction for the analysis of biogenic amines in wines

Amines in wines
Workshop

Sensory Directed Analysis Workshops in Germany, China and Singapore

Sensory Directed Analysis Workshop
AppNote

New AppNote: Sensory-Active Compounds in Cannabis

New AppNote

New OnDemand Webinars:

Decoding Odors - Detection and Identification

Discover how the human sense of smell can add value to your chromatographic and mass spectrometric results.


SDA Webinar Series

Part 1 of 3

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Uncovering the Cause – Identifying Off-Odors with Sensory Directed Analysis

Discover how to make the invisible - but smellable - detectable!


SDA Webinar Series

Part 2 of 3

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From Aroma to Insights – Identifying Key Sensory-Active Compounds

Discover how to reveal the aromatic secrets of complex samples!


SDA Webinar Series

Part 3 of 3

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GERSTEL Applications

Background knowledge in a compact format: While our comprehensive AppNotes provide detailed analysis and technical guidance, the AppBriefs focus on presenting the most important insights and data in a clear, two-page format.

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