State-of-the-art in the analysis of complex environmental matrices
A one-day meeting for environmental analytical chemists organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry Environmental Chemistry Group, Separation Science Group, and Water Science Forum.
Where: The Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, London, W1J 0BA
When: Friday 11th March 2022, 9:30-16:30
Where: The Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, London, W1J 0BA
When: Friday 11th March 2022, 9:30-16:30
The 5th meeting in this biannual series on the analysis of complex environmental matrices brings together analytical chemists from across the environmental sciences and covers the range of contemporary chromatographic, spectroscopic, and mass spectrometric techniques. The day consists of nine invited talks with ample time for community-building and an exchange of ideas.
Conference aim
The aim of the conference is to showcase state-of-the-art work in the analysis of complex environmental matrices in the UK.
This meeting is aimed at:
The aim of the conference is to showcase state-of-the-art work in the analysis of complex environmental matrices in the UK.
This meeting is aimed at:
- Academic researchers
- Professional environmental analytical chemists
- Environmental practitioners
Confirmed speakers
Leon Barron, Imperial College London
Rapid monitoring and risk assessment of chemicals of emerging concern at scale
Barbara Kasprzyk-Hordern, University of Bath
Wastewater based epidemiology and One Health
Nicholle Bell, The University of Edinburgh
Using NMR and FT-ICR-MS to tackle natural and man-made mixtures in our changing environment. A journey from peatlands to drinking water
David Scurr, University of Nottingham
Reducing combustion engine emissions with secondary ion mass spectrometry
Jacqui Hamilton, University of York
Are emissions from green spaces important for urban air quality? Using high resolution methods to understand the interactions of biogenic emissions with air pollution in cities
Brett Sallach, University of York
Increasing our understanding of xenobiotic uptake and fate in plants using single cell mass spectrometry
Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay, University of Glasgow
Non-targeted analysis for the evaluation, monitoring and prediction of environmental engineering processes
Mark Perkins, Anatune
Rapid analysis of soils and water using selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry (SIFT-MS)
Richard Cross, CEH
Monitoring microplastics in the environment – experiences in detection and interpretation of microplastic contamination in increasingly complex media
Leon Barron, Imperial College London
Rapid monitoring and risk assessment of chemicals of emerging concern at scale
Barbara Kasprzyk-Hordern, University of Bath
Wastewater based epidemiology and One Health
Nicholle Bell, The University of Edinburgh
Using NMR and FT-ICR-MS to tackle natural and man-made mixtures in our changing environment. A journey from peatlands to drinking water
David Scurr, University of Nottingham
Reducing combustion engine emissions with secondary ion mass spectrometry
Jacqui Hamilton, University of York
Are emissions from green spaces important for urban air quality? Using high resolution methods to understand the interactions of biogenic emissions with air pollution in cities
Brett Sallach, University of York
Increasing our understanding of xenobiotic uptake and fate in plants using single cell mass spectrometry
Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay, University of Glasgow
Non-targeted analysis for the evaluation, monitoring and prediction of environmental engineering processes
Mark Perkins, Anatune
Rapid analysis of soils and water using selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry (SIFT-MS)
Richard Cross, CEH
Monitoring microplastics in the environment – experiences in detection and interpretation of microplastic contamination in increasingly complex media
Registration
Non-members £120
RSC members £90
BMSS/Chromatographic Society Members £90 with discount code
Student non-members £35
Student RSC members £25
Retired/unwaged members £25 with discount code
Registration includes:
Non-members £120
RSC members £90
BMSS/Chromatographic Society Members £90 with discount code
Student non-members £35
Student RSC members £25
Retired/unwaged members £25 with discount code
Registration includes:
- Attendance at the sessions
- Refreshments throughout the meeting
- Lunch
