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|Events|May 11, 2023
27th International Symposium on Separation Science
The Separation Sciences Section of the Romanian Chemical Society cordially invites you the the 27th International Symposium on Separation Science, which will take place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, from September 24–27th.
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The Separation Sciences Section of the Romanian Chemical Society is pleased to announce that the 27th International Symposium on Separation Science (ISSS) will take place in Romania this year in late September.
The aim of ISSS is to promote and share new developments on the fundamental and practical aspects of separation and detection methods as well as hyphenated, multidimensional, and miniaturized separation techniques applied for analytical, preparative, and industrial pruposes.
The 27th ISSS will be held at the Univers T Hotel, located right on the shore of Lake Gheorgheni.
For more updated information and to register for this symposium, please click the link below:
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