Events

The next GASG colloquium will take place on 27th June 2019 at the Scarman Conference Centre on the Warwick University campus. The theme of the meeting will be "detection and analysis of complex gas mixtures"​ and the committee have put together a pac

The Analytical Research Forum (ARF) provides the opportunity for early career researchers from analytical communities to present their work, alongside high profile analytical scientists. This flagship event of the Analytical Division will showcase cu

For further details see the SWIG website: http://www.swig.org.uk/

For over 100 years and 300 meetings, Faraday Discussions have been the forefront of physical chemistry. Many of these Discussions have become landmark meetings in their field.
 
We invite you to join us to discuss the topic of Challenges in analysis

Building on the success of previous events, the EAP weekend provides networking and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) opportunities for early career analytical scientists across all disciplines, open to both industry and academia.  Each year

The programme will involve presentations from academics and pharmaceutical industry analysts on the UK development and manufacturing context, the scope of applications, the role of pharmacopoeia, effective use of LC in QC / bioanalysis / biopharmaceu

Advances in Process Analytics and Control Technologies (APACT) 

30^th April - 2^nd May 2019 (pre-conference courses on 29th April)

The Crowne Plaza Hotel, Chester, UK

Final Programme for APACT 19 here.  

PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES – MONDAY 29^th APRIL

1. Dr

A free half day workshop organised by the London Metabolomics Network and the Royal Society of Chemistry South East Region Analytical Division.

For more information and registration details click below:

https://https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/london-m

Insights into the latest innovations in column and instrument technologies through novel application and utilisation in life sciences. The agenda will cover a range of highly pertinent topics: analysis of complex/challenging analytes, including new m

Through an outstanding talk programme and poster sessions, ECRM aims to bring together Early Career Researchers working in the field of Analytical Biosciences. Further opportunities to network will be provided with a conference dinner at the historic

Learn the principles and practice of estimating measurement uncertainty
Whenever a measurement is made there will always be some uncertainty about the result due to unavoidable errors in the measurement process. Knowledge of this uncertainty allows a

The water industry has been challenged to make further significant cuts in leakage and consumption in the next 10 years. Technology, in the form of smarter and more data driven systems, is expected to play a major role in helping meet these targets.

Latest Advances in the Analysis of Complex Environmental Matrices

Royal Society of Chemistry Environmental Chemistry Group, Separation Science Group and Water Science Forum Joint Meeting.

Event and registration details available here.

The one day training course is aimed at analysts who need to evaluate data or carry out tasks such as method validation and uncertainty estimation.  Call +44 (0)20 8943 7631 or email training@lgcgroup.com for more information, quoting TRSTAT46.

The c

This Joint Pharmaceutical Analysis Group symposium is sponsored by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society and Royal Society of Chemistry.  Speakers include:

Neil Clayton - Pfizer
Dr Paul Newby - GlaxoSmithKline
Dr Daniel OConnor - MHRA
Henk Poelman - PRA H

The workshop will provide an update on the drivers coming through from UK environmental monitoring policy, and how sensor and communications technologies are addressing these challenging requirements for permanent, semi-permanent and portable monitor

The Dynamic Reaction Monitoring (DReaM) Facility and the Centre for Sustainable Chemical Technologies (CSCT) invite academic and industrial researchers with an interest in reaction monitoring to join them for the second Reaction Monitoring Symposium

This one day meeting organised by the Royal Society of Chemistry's Separation Science Group and the Chromatographic Society will provide insights into the latest methodologies and technological developments across clinical and forensic analysis.  The

This SWIG event will take place at WWEM 2018 (the Waste Water and Enviromental Monitoring conference), with sessions on industrial discharge monitoring and Smart water.

Full details, including registration information can be found here.

A one-day workshop organised by the Sensors for Water Interest Group (SWIG) which will focus on the connectivity and interoperability of sensor technology – the data collection - and will also cover data security, data handling, data analysis and dis