State-of-the-art in the analysis of complex environmental matrices: Webinar series
Following our successful biennial series on Analysis of Complex Environmental Matrices, the Separation Science Group, ECG, and Water Research Forum are happy to announce our webinar series, to be held in the January/February 2023.
• There will be 90-minutes online meetings every other week.
• Presentations from two UK leading environmental analytical chemists each session.
• Dedicated time to discuss the future of the field.
Webinar One
9 January 2023 12.00-14.30
Brett Sallach, University of York, Increasing our understanding of xenobiotic uptake and fate in plants using single cell mass spectrometry and Barbara Kasprzyk Hordern, University of Bath, Wastewater based epidemiology and One Health.
• There will be 90-minutes online meetings every other week.
• Presentations from two UK leading environmental analytical chemists each session.
• Dedicated time to discuss the future of the field.
Webinar One
9 January 2023 12.00-14.30
Brett Sallach, University of York, Increasing our understanding of xenobiotic uptake and fate in plants using single cell mass spectrometry and Barbara Kasprzyk Hordern, University of Bath, Wastewater based epidemiology and One Health.
Webinar Two
January 23rd 2023 12.30-2pm
Leon Barron, Imperial College, Rapid monitoring and risk assessment of chemicals of emerging concern at scale and
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.
January 23rd 2023 12.30-2pm
Leon Barron, Imperial College, Rapid monitoring and risk assessment of chemicals of emerging concern at scale and
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.
Webinar Three
February 6th 2023 12.30-2pm
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 and David Scurr, University of Nottingham, Reducing combustion engine emissions with secondary ion mass spectrometry.
February 6th 2023 12.30-2pm
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 and David Scurr, University of Nottingham, Reducing combustion engine emissions with secondary ion mass spectrometry.
Webinar Four
February 20th 2023 12.30-2pm.
Mark Perkins, Anatune, Rapid analysis of soils and water using selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry (SIFT-MS) and Richard Cross, CEH, Monitoring microplastics in the environment – experiences in detection and interpretation of microplastic contamination in increasingly complex media.
February 20th 2023 12.30-2pm.
Mark Perkins, Anatune, Rapid analysis of soils and water using selected ion flow tube mass spectrometry (SIFT-MS) and Richard Cross, CEH, Monitoring microplastics in the environment – experiences in detection and interpretation of microplastic contamination in increasingly complex media.
