The 43rd Symposium of HPLC and Related Techniques (HPLC 2015 Beijing Conference) will take place at the Beijing International Conference Centre, Beijing, People’s Republic of China, from 21–25 September 2015.
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The whole word faces a number of challenges - such as quality control of drugs, the production and packaging of food, disinfection of drinking water, air pollution in large cities, and disease (including tumours and diabetes mellitus). High performance liquid-phase separations and related techniques are the core and paramount means to understand and to seek solutions to these issues. It is these and other topics that will be the focus of the HPLC 2015 Beijing Conference. Scientists from around the world - Canada, the United States, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, Norway, Australia, Japan, South Korea, and China - will come together to present research highlighting recent advances in HPLC and related techniques. The programme includes the following highlights:
In addition to the general and parallel sessions packed with plenary, keynote, invited, and contributed talks, is the exposition where companies are invited to launch new products and showcase the latest instrumentation, software, and tools related to all types of liquid-phase separations.
E-mail: info@hplc2015-beijing.org
Website: www.hplc2015-beijing.org
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