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News|Webcasts|May 1, 2024

Tech Innovations and Applications Virtual Symposium

Webinar Date/Time: Wednesday, May 29, 2024 at 10am EDT

In this exciting and informative event, we highlight new and exciting advances in analytical spectroscopy technology and instrumentation, addressing what the developments mean for improved performance, practical implementation, and expanded applications. We give the floor entirely to scientists at leading spectroscopy suppliers, who will provide practical information about ways to make your work easier and more effective.

Register Free: https://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/tech-2024

Event Overview:

In this event, we highlight new and exciting advances in analytical spectroscopy technology and instrumentation, addressing what the developments mean for improved performance, practical implementation, and expanded applications. We give the floor entirely to scientists at leading spectroscopy suppliers including CEM Corporation, PerkinElmer, and Oxford Instruments, who will provide practical information about ways to make your work easier and more effective.


Key Learning Objectives:

  • Get up to date on the latest developments in analytical spectroscopy technology and applications, including both atomic and molecular techniques
  • See how the advanced capabilities of analytical techniques and instruments translate into performance improvements such as increased sensitivity, greater robustness, and ease-of-use.
  • Hear about advances in practical applications of analytical spectroscopy techniques, with real examples and data.

Who Should Attend:

Anyone interested in the latest developments in atomic or molecular spectroscopy

Agenda
Wednesday, May 29th:
Morning session, 10:00 am—12:00 pm EDT

10:00 am EDT Changing Sample Prep to Meet Changing Company Needs
Alicia Stell, Market Development Manager, CEM Corporation


10:30 am EDT Unlocking Material Insights: Transform Your Thermal Analysis with the New Pyris 9 Series 
Kieran Evans, Principal Application Scientist, PerkinElmer


11:00 am EDT Raman on the Move: New Versatility for Unconventional Samples
Harald Fischer, Marketing Director, Oxford Instruments WITec in Ulm, Germany

11:30 am EDT A New Integrated Workflow Automation Solution for ICP-OES and ICP-MS
Paul Krampitz, Application Scientist, Agilent technology

Speakers:

Alicia Stell, PhD
Market Development Manager
CEM Corporation

Kieran Evans
Principal Application Scientist
PerkinElmer

Harald Fischer
Marketing Director
Oxford Instruments WITec, Ulm, Germany

Paul Krampitz
Application Scientist
Agielnt Technologies

Register Free: https://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/tech-2024

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