We are delighted to highlight the Latest Advances in the Analysis of Complex Environmental Matrices meeting that takes place at the Royal Society of Chemistry’s London office, Burlington House on 22nd February 2019.
The meeting highlights advances in the analysis of complex environmental matrices (soils and sediments, water and air) by GC, HPLC and MS and also the use of cheminformatics and it will include a number of interesting talks from keynote speakers listed below. There will be coffee and lunch breaks and a vendors’ exhibition around midday. For the full schedule, click the link below:
Find out more about the event and register here
Keynote speakers and talks include:
Mixing high-resolution chemical analysis and machine learning in ecotoxicology for aquatic invertebrates
Dr Leon Barron (King’s College London)
Temporal and spatial variation in pharmaceutical concentrations in an urban river system
Prof. Alistair B.A Boxall (University of York)
Liquid chromatography/quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry screening of polar pollutants sequestered by passive sampling devices at the river catchment scale
Prof. Gary Fones (University of Portsmouth)
Micro- and nano-plastic pollution of freshwater and wastewater treatment systems
Dr Caroline Gauchotte Lindsay (University of Glasgow)
Enhanced confidence in river quality monitoring using passive sampling and GCxGC-ToF- MS with tandem ionisation
Dr Laura McGregor (SepSolve Analytical Ltd.)
Exploring the advantages of automated sample preparation and GC-ToF for SVOC and pesticide analysis in environmental waters
Dr John Quick (ALS Environmental Ltd.)
GCxGC-ToF for remote monitoring – Cape Verde Atmospheric Observatory (CVAO)
Dr Katie Read (University of York)
Environmental cheminformatics to identify unknown chemicals and their effects
Dr Emma Schymanski (University of Luxembourg)
Use of ion chromatography with mass spectrometry for the measurement of problematic herbicides in water
Ms Wai-Chi Man, (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hemel Hempstead, UK)
Committee:
Dr Roger Reeve (Environmental Chemistry Group)
Prof. Graham Mill (University of Portsmouth)
Dr Lee Williams (University of Sunderland)
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Registration information:
Standard Registration deadline: 19th February 2019
Members £90.00 (and of BMSS or Chromatographic Society, discount code needed)
Non-members £120.00
Students RSC members, retired members and unwaged (discount code needed) £25.00, Students, non-members £35.00
Discount codes:
BMS and Chromatographic Society members 19BMC14
Retired/ unwaged 19RU22
Register here on the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Conference and Events database
