A two day symposium focussing on today’s challenges to Separation Science posed by Complex Matrices to be held at the Bat Research Labs on 22nd & 23rd  May 2013

Chromatographic and mass spectrometric analysis in vegetable matter, smoke aerosols, particulates and products of combustion will be explored by specialists from a variety of industries. An exhibition of analytical instrumentation by leading manufacturers will also form an important element of the symposium.  

Special guest speakers include:

• Prof. Dr. Ralf Zimmermann,  Head of the “Joint Mass Spectrometry Centre“ – JMSC, University of Rostock and Helmholtz Zentrum München
  “On-line Monitoring of Complex Mixtures by Photoionisation Mass Spectrometry” 

• Prof. Jean-François Focant, University of Liege,
  “Chasing away the smell of death:  GCxGC-TOFMS characterization of cadaveric VOCs”

• Jasper van Heemst,  BAT R&D labs Southampton,
  "Application of GC/HRToF for the identification and comparison of tobacco smoke constituents”

• Peter Clayton , BAT R&D labs, Southampton
  “Estimation of human smoke exposure by chromatographic analysis of spent cigarette filter extracts”

GOLD LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £1750
Table top exhibition stand & 20 mins lecture time integrated into the programme
3 free delegate admission places

SILVER LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £1250
Table top exhibition stand & 10 mins lecture time integrated into the programme
2 free delegate admission places

BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORSHIP  £750
Table top exhibition stand and 1 free delegate admission place

NOTE: VAT at 20% is additionally charged on all prices

To discuss your sponsorship level and/or your lecture content please contact Dr. Chris Bevan

To book your exhibition stand and sponsorship please contact Matthew Gilmour at Meeting Makers, Tel: +44 (0) 141 945 6880.

The Chromatographic Society's website will publish future updates of the symposium programme as it develops.

Venue

“The New Auditorium”
British American Tobacco
R & D Centre
Regents Park Road
Southampton SO15 8TL
UK

The Chromatographic Society founded in 1956 is an internationally connected organisation and UK registered charity devoted to the promotion and dissemination of knowledge on all aspects of chromatography and related separation techniques.

download the Preliminary Programme