ISRANALYTICA 2008
Isranalytica 2008 - The 11th Annual Conference of the Israel Analytical Chemistry Society, Tel Aviv, Israel
January 2008
ISRANALYTICA 2008 — The 11th Annual Conference of the Israel Analytical Chemistry Society, Tel Aviv, Israel
Organised by the Israel Analytical Chemistry Society, the conference takes place from 22–23 January 2008, at the David Intercontinental Hotel, Tel Aviv.
The programme will cover an assortment of topics in Analytical Chemistry, including: separation methods (CE, LC, GC and others), mass spectrometry, nano analytical chemistry, analytical methods, bio-analytical methods, analytical spectroscopy, proteomics, genomics and metabolomics; water analytical chemistry, analytical chemistry in homeland security, forensic analytical chemistry, analytical electrochemistry, analytical sensors, chemometry and computerized analytical chemistry.
Among the speakers will be Professor R. Graham Cooks, Department of Chemistry, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, USA, with Towards the Personal Mass Spectrometer: Chemical Analysis in Situ and in Real Time and Professor Reinhard Niessner, Institute for Hydrochemistry and Chair for Analytical Chemistry Technical University of Munich, Germany, with Laser Light or Antibody — Two Good Friends to Analysts.
For more information contact Dorit Eldar, BioForum Applied Knowledge Centre, Golda Meir 7, POB 4034, Ness Zionna, 70400, Israel, tel: +972 8 9313070,
fax: +972 8 9313071,
e-mail: dorit@bioforum.org.il
or visit http://www.isranalytica.org.il
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