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Dr Paul Whitehead
Paul graduated from Oxford University and obtained a PhD in Analytical Chemistry. Paul’s career has been exclusively in applied R&D, and has been equally divided between running the analytical R&D department at Johnson Matthey, specialising in precious metal analysis, and running the R&D laboratory at ELGA LabWater focusing on the development of small water purification systems and their applications.
Blogs by Author
Clinical & Pharma, Science of the Future
Immunoassay – Sources and Effects of Immunoassay InterferenceInterference in immunoassay may lead to the misinterpretation of results. Dr Paul Whitehead discusses the sources and effects of immunoassay interference
Water Purity, Water In The Lab
Standards That Purified Water Users May Need To Think AboutDr Paul Whitehead discusses Purified Water Standards
Cool Science, Water Purity
The Mysterious Origins of WaterExplore the Mysteries of the Origins and Formation of Water on Earth with Dr Paul Whitehead and The ELGA Editorial Team
Water Purity, Water In The Lab
Prions in Purified Water?Dr Paul Whitehead discusses prions and whether they could persist in purified lab water
Life in The Lab, Cool Science
The Analytical Chemistry Of Wine!Dr Paul Whitehead discusses the analytical chemistry of wine and the analytical methods used in production process and wine authentication
Water Purity, Environment & Sustainability
Effects Of Drinking Water On Water Purification UnitsDr P. Whitehead looks into the effects of drinking water on water purification units. Can where you live and drinking standards impact unit performance?
Water Purity, Environment & Sustainability
What you are allowed to drink depends on where you live!Dr Paul Whitehead delves into the global drinking water standards to investigate how they can have significant impacts on your water purification system.
Water Purity, Water In The Lab
Consistency Is Key To Reliable ResultsDr Paul Whitehead continues the series on reliable results of experiments by looking to ensure that your water is pure. Consistency is key!
