Pittcon 2009 Announces Co-Programming Venture with the Professionals' Net Work in Advanced Instrumentation Society (PAI-NET)
The Pittsburgh Conference announced a recent co-operative venture with the Professionals' Net Work in Advanced Instrumentation Society (PAI-NET).
The Pittsburgh Conference announced a recent co-operative venture with the Professionals' Net Work in Advanced Instrumentation Society (PAI-NET). In addition to exhibiting at Pittcon 2009, which will be in Chicago, Illinois at McCormick Place South from March 8 to March 13, 2009, PAI-NET will be participating in the Pittcon 2010 Technical Program. This mutually beneficial relationship will permit both organizations to combine ongoing efforts to help achieve the common goal of advancing the chemical and laboratory sciences.
Pitttcon 2009 President Ed Ladner commented, "This is an excellent opportunity for PAI-NET and for Pittcon. Japan has always been a major contributor to the developments in analytical chemistry and analytical instrumentation. Pittcon is the perfect platform to assist PAI-NET in showcasing their latest products and technologies while enabling us to provide our conferees and exhibitors a view of the global contributions Japan is making in the field of science today. Their participation in the 2010 Technical Program will be a value-added event for our conferees and exhibitors."
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