International Symposium on Microchemical Techniques and Symposium on Analytical Sciences
16 May 1994 - 16 May 1994
Switzerland
The 1994 Deauville Conference, combining the 13th International Symposium on Microchemical Techniques and the 2nd Symposium on Analytical Sciences, will take place in Montreux, Switzerland on 16-20 May 1994. The symposia have the support of the BCR programme (the specific programme of RTD in the field of measurements and testing, 1990-1994).
The agenda includes scientific events, colloquia, round tables and workshops plus an exhibition of scientific equipment. Key themes will be:
- An overall approach to quality assurance;
- Atomic spectroscopy;
- Plasma techniques;
- Speciation trends and developments in ICP/MS;
- Microsystems in analytical chemistry;
- Imaging analytical techniques;
- Surface characterization;
- Online analysis;
- Laser spectroscopy;
- Organic analysis and mass spectrometry;
- Separative methods and bioanalyses;
- (Bio)chemical sensors;
- The renaissance of electroanalysis.
The major aim of "D'Conference 1994" is the vigorous promotion of a true partnership between the scientists who develop new technologies, the manufacturers who use these technologies and the end-users who put them into operation.
For further information, please contact:
D'Conference 1994
7 rue d'Argout
F-75002 Paris
Tel. +33-1-42334766; Fax +33-1-40419241
For information on the BCR programme, contact:
Commission of the European Communities
DG XII/C-5
Measurements and Testing Programme
Attn. Dr. P.H. Quevauviller (MO75 3/42)
200 rue de la Loi
B-1049 Brussels
Fax +32-2-2958072
The agenda includes scientific events, colloquia, round tables and workshops plus an exhibition of scientific equipment. Key themes will be:
- An overall approach to quality assurance;
- Atomic spectroscopy;
- Plasma techniques;
- Speciation trends and developments in ICP/MS;
- Microsystems in analytical chemistry;
- Imaging analytical techniques;
- Surface characterization;
- Online analysis;
- Laser spectroscopy;
- Organic analysis and mass spectrometry;
- Separative methods and bioanalyses;
- (Bio)chemical sensors;
- The renaissance of electroanalysis.
The major aim of "D'Conference 1994" is the vigorous promotion of a true partnership between the scientists who develop new technologies, the manufacturers who use these technologies and the end-users who put them into operation.
For further information, please contact:
D'Conference 1994
7 rue d'Argout
F-75002 Paris
Tel. +33-1-42334766; Fax +33-1-40419241
For information on the BCR programme, contact:
Commission of the European Communities
DG XII/C-5
Measurements and Testing Programme
Attn. Dr. P.H. Quevauviller (MO75 3/42)
200 rue de la Loi
B-1049 Brussels
Fax +32-2-2958072