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Pittcon Announces ACS-DAC Coprogramming
Pittcon (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) announced that 12 sessions at Pittcon 2009 at McCormick Place South in Chicago, March 8-13, will be coprogrammed with the ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry (ACS-DAC).
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Pittcon (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) announced that 12 sessions at Pittcon 2009 at McCormick Place South in Chicago, March 8-13, will be coprogrammed with the ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry (ACS-DAC). The planned sessions include invited symposia, organized contributions, and a poster session. Topics will include the biological applications of capillary electrophoresis, the evolution of modern chromatography, HPLC method robustness, multidimensional separations, pressurized fluids in separations technology, a young investigator award, validation of bioanalytical methods, electrochemical sensors, pesticide analysis, sub-2-m particles and chromatography, and quality assurance.
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