44th International Symposium On Capillary Chromatography and the 17th GC×GC Symposium
The 44th International Symposium On Capillary Chromatography (ISCC) and 17th GC×GC Symposium will be held at the Palazzo dei Congressi, in Riva del Garda, Italy, from 24–29 May 2020.
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The 44th International Symposium On Capillary Chromatography (ISCC) and 17th GC×GC Symposium will be held at the Palazzo dei Congressi, in Riva del Garda, Italy, from 24–29 May 2020.
The six-day event will feature recent findings from leading academic and industrial experts in the form of lectures and posters. Focusing on the most recent advances in the fields of pressure and electrodriven microcolumn separation techniques and comprehensive 2D-GC, this year will again have particular emphasis on comprehensive separation technologies combined with capillary chromatography and 2D-GC with various forms of mass spectrometry, from unit-mass to high resolution, and from single- to hybrid analyzers.
The conference also offers sessions on capillary GC, micro-column LC, electromigration methods, and microfabricated analytical systems, which are expected to cover lab-on-a-chip, column technology, coupled and multidimensional techniques, comprehensive techniques, hyphenated techniques, sampling and sample preparation, trace analysis, and automation. Application sessions include environmental; energy, petrochemical, industrial; biomedical, pharmaceutical; and the analysis of natural products, food, flavours, and fragrances. Workshop seminars from instrument manufacturers and an extensive exhibition will run in parallel to the scientific programme.
For more information visit: www.chromaleont.it/iscc or e-mail: iscc@chromaleont.it
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