Morning Networking Sessions

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This morning’s networking sessions, taking place fro 10:30 am to noon, cover a range of techniques and topics.

This morning’s networking sessions cover a range of techniques and topics. Today’s sessions, from 10:30 am to noon, cover automation in the research and development laboratory (room W187A), cannabis QC testing and new opportunities for advancing standardization and research (room W186C), the latest trends in petrochemical testing (room W185D), and threshold concepts in teaching analytical chemistry (room W187B).

 

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