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SciX is due to take place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, MN between September 18 – 23 2016.

‘Leading researchers will convene to present their cutting edge developments in analytical sciences, instrumentation and unique applications.  The meeting hosts a world class exhibition, presentations from leading scientists, educational courses, and many networking opportunities.’

The conference will include bonus sessions devoted to: Nanotechnology, Surface Science, Women & Diversity in Chemical Sciences, Chemistry in Art & Archaeology and Easing World Poverty.

For more information about the conference and to register your interest please see the website here.

Executive Editor, Philippa Hughes, will be attending the conference to answer any questions you have about Analyst, Analytical Methods and JAAS. So pop by booth 108 for a chat.

Please do join us at the joint RSC/ACS symposia and the RSC Awards Symposium sessions at the conference. More details on topics and speakers to follow…

The 4th Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry BMSS SIG meeting (IMMS 2016) will be held at the Institute of Structural and Molecular Biology at Birbeck College London on the 4th July 2016.

“Following on from the successful events of the last 3 years, this IM-MS SIG meeting will showcase recent advances in, and applications of, IM-MS research.“

Prof. Edwin De Pauw will deliver the plenary lecture.

Registration closes on Friday 1st July – Register now!

For more information please visit the IMMS website here.

Will you be at SPEC 2016 on June 25-30 in Montreal, Canada?

This international conference series brings together clinicians and scientists who are developing and improving innovative pre-clinical and clinical applications of vibrational spectroscopy that can lead to health care delivery improvements.

If you are attending the meeting, why not find me and have a chat about Analyst, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and publishing in general, and let me explain why our journals are the best home for your research.

Analyst will be sponsoring a poster prize this year, so good luck to all the entrants!

	Rebecca Brodie Deputy Editor, Analyst, Analytical Methods, JAAS.

Please feel free to get in touch with me before the conference to arrange a meeting.

As with previous SPEC conferences, Analyst is proud to be publishing a themed issue to feature papers from the conference and to highlight the latest advances in diagnosis and novel biomedical applications of infrared and Raman spectroscopy.

• Submitted papers can be based on oral or poster presentations given at the meeting
• There will be no upper limit to the number of papers an author can submit
• All submissions will be subject to initial assessment and peer review in the usual manner and must meet the usual standards and requirements for the journal
• This themed issue is scheduled to be published in early 2017

The deadline for submission is 26th August 2016.

I look forward to meeting you in Canada!

The 36th International Symposium on Halogenated Persistent Organic Pollutants (DIOXIN 2016) will be held at the Palazzo Dei Cangressi in Florence, Italy between 28th August – 2nd September 2016

‘The 36th Dioxin Symposium will continue according to its long scientific tradition of monitoring the large area of Persistent Organic Pollutants in different aspects as origin, metabolism, toxic effects, epidemiology as well the impact on populated and wild areas.’

Main topics of Discussion:

Toxicology
Analysis and substance-specific aspects
Technology
Exposure Assessments: Sources, Transport and Fate
Risk Assessments
Epidemiology
Regulation
Special Sessions

Click here to see the full programme

For more information about the conference and to register your interest, please see their website

The next Analytical Research Forum is due to take place at Burlington House, London, UK on the 8th July 2016

“The Analytical Research Forum provides a high impact scientific meeting for the UK analytical community with both high profile speakers and opportunities for younger researchers to present their work. Our one day format includes keynotes and invited talks plus additional oral papers selected by the Scientific Committee from the submitted abstracts. The flash poster session enables yet more participants to share their work in this exciting interdisciplinary meeting for the analytical science community.”

There will be five plenary speakers invited from around the UK, presenting on topics including…

•    The sound of chemistry
•    Cracking crime with lasers
•    New horizons in medical diagnostics
•    Rosetta: the challenge of analysis beyond Earth

Dates for your diary:

3rd May 2016: Oral abstract deadline
9th May 2016: Poster abstract deadline
3rd June 2016: Early bird registration deadline
3rd June 2016: Bursary application deadline
24th June 2016: Final registration deadline

SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT HERE

For more information about the event please see the Analytical Research Forum website. Hope to see you there!

SPEC 2016 is due to take place at Palais des congrés de Montréal in Canada between 26th – 30th June 2016

Pittcon 2016 is due to take place at Georgia World Congress Centre, Georgia, USA between 6th – 10th March.

“PITTCON 2016 offers a unique platform to get acquainted with the newest advancements in laboratory science“

What you can expect:

To find out more about the conference and to register your interest, please visit their website.

MEET THE EDITOR

Come to our booth #549 on Wednesday 9th March between 11 am and 1 pm where you can meet the Editor of Analyst, Analytical Methods, JAAS and Metallomics

The Clock Tower, landmark of Graz

Will you be at the EUROPT[R]ODE conference on March 20-23 in Graz, Austria?

The biannual EUROPT[R]ODE conference is one of the major conference series on optical sensors. Since 1992, the EUROPT[R]ODE conference has been a forum for scientists and engineers from academia, research institutes and industry from all over the world.

If you are attending the meeting, why not find me and have a chat about Analyst, the Royal Society of Chemistry, and publishing in general, and let me explain why our journals are the best home for your research.

Analyst will also be sponsoring three poster prizes this year, so good luck to all the entrants!

	Rebecca Brodie Deputy Editor, Analyst, Analytical Methods, JAAS.

Please feel free to get in touch with me before the conference to arrange a meeting.