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29th International Symposium on Chromatography (ISC)
The 29th International Symposium on Chromatography (ISC) will take place on 9–13 September 2012 in the picturesque gothic city of Torun, Poland.
This is the first time that the Steering Committee of the International Symposium on Chromatography has awarded the organisation of the International Symposium on Chromatography (ISC) to the Polish Chemical Society and Commission for Chromatographic Analysis (PAS).
Poland is historically significant for separation science because the origins of chromatography began in Warsaw with M.S. Tswett and the foundations of the chromatographic process were laid by W. Nernst, who was born in Wabrzezno near Torun. The theme of this year's event is Chromatography & Separation Science: Past, Present and Future, and will be devoted entirely to the role and applications of modern separation techniques in all application areas. Symposium topics will cover both theoretical and practical lectures including;
- Fundamentals of separation science
- GC, SFC
- TLC, (U)HPLC
- Electromigration techniques
- Miniaturization and chip technologies
- Instrument hyphenation
- Sample preparation
- Method validation
- Modelling and simulation.
The organizers, together with the scientific committee, have planned a programme to inform and inspire, and to provide opportunities for increased collaboration between separation scientists. The programme includes plenary lectures, section lectures, oral and poster presentations, vendor seminars, workshops (concerning sample preparation, food quality control, miniaturization) and exhibitions. Invited to participate in the symposium are renowned, worldclass specialists in chromatography. Young scientists are encouraged to attend the symposium and present the results of their research. As well as the scientific programme there are many interesting social events that allow delegates to explore the city and region.
Torun is well positioned and accessible to Central Europe. It is a city with a long-lasting tradition of political and scientific dialogue and cooperation, and is notable for being the home of the famous astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus. Torun is also important for being the venue of two historical peace treaties in 1411 and 1466.
The symposium is supported by the European Society for Separation Science (EuSSS), the Central European Group for Separation Science and the Nordic Separation Science Society.
Tel: +48 56 6114308
Fax: +48 56 6114837
E-mail: symposium@isc2012.pl
Website: www.isc2012.pl
27–30 May 2012
CMA4CH, Use of Multivariate Analysis and Chemometrics in Cultural Heritage and Environment
Organizers: Cma4ch research group at Rome University
Tel: +39 064 90631
Fax: +39 064 90631
E-mail: infocma4ch@uniroma1.it
Website: w3.uniroma1.it/cma4ch
27 May–1 June 2012
38th International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography (Riva 2012) and 9th GCXGC Symposium
Riva del Garda, Italy
Tel: +39 0906766536
Fax: +39 090 358220
Organizers: Luigi Mondello, Chromaleont, University of Messina, Italy
Email: iscc@chromaleont.it
Website: www.chromaleont.it/iscc
13–15 June 2012
13th Fera/JIFSAN Symposium 'Omics' Technologies in Food Science
Sand Hutton, York, UK
Tel: +44 (0)1904 462000
Fax: +44 (0)1904 462111
E-mail: infor@fera.gsi.gov.uk
Website: www.fera.defra.gov.uk/events/jifsan2012
24–26 September 2012
ExTech 2012, 14th Symposium on Advances in Extraction Technologies
University of Messina, Italy
Organizers: Luigi Mondello, Chromaleont, University of Messina, Italy
Tel: +39 0906766536
Fax: +39 090 358220
E-mail: extech@chromaleont.it
Website: www.chromaleont.it/extech
3–5 October 2012
SFC 2012 – 6th International Conference on Packed Column SFC
The Square, Brussels, Belgium
Organizers: The Green Chemistry Group
Tel: +1 412 805 6296
Fax: +1 412 967 9446
E-mail: register@greenchemistygroup.org
Website: greenchemistrygroup.org
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