The Chromatographic Society is pleased to announce the award of the Jubilee Medal to Professor Frederic Lynen from the Ghent University in recognition of his “pioneering work on novel column chemistry, sample preparation and high- end implementation of state-of-the-art instrumentation to address separation problems in both quantitative and qualitative analysis”. Frederic Lynen began his academic
The Chromatographic Society is now pleased to announce that Professor Robert Kennedy from the University of Michigan will be awarded the Martin Medal for 2019. The award has been made in recognition of his “outstanding contribution to the development of innovative techniques in miniaturization of chemical separations and microfluidics for highly sensitive analysis of biological
Martin Medal The Martin Medal was established in 1978. As the Society's prestigious scientific award, it is to be given to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of separation science. Jubilee Medal The Chromatographic Society established The Jubilee Medal during their 25th anniversary year 1982, it is awarded to up-and-coming separation scientists.
An Investigation into the effect of Steric Hindrance on Amide by-product formation by Nitrilase Mr D Jolley, Prof JJB Perry, Dr G Turnbull Department of Applied Sciences, Northumbria University Nitrilase enzymes are known to catalyse the hydrolysis of organic nitriles to carboxylic acids, however in certain cases amide may be detected in reaction mixtures,(1, 2)
International Reid Bioanalytical Forum - Analysis of Large Molecules using Chromatography Burlington House, 27th September 2018 Christina Jayne Vanhinsbergh PhD, University of Sheffield It is a lovely September morning as I walk into the Royal Society of Chemistry in London Piccadilly. I am always taken aback by the building and courtyard, with its figurehead above
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The Chromatographic Society is now pleased to announce that Professor Jean-Luc Veuthey from the University of Geneva will be awarded the Martin Medal for 2018. The award has been made in recognition of his outstanding contributions to separation science applied to the analysis of drugs and drugs of abuse, and in the advancement of
The Chromatographic Society is pleased to announce the award of the Jubilee Medal to Dr Davy Guillarme from the University of Geneva in recognition of his contributions to the development of chromatographic techniques (HPLC, UPLC and SFC) and their hyphenation to mass spectrometry. Dr Davy Guillarme began his academic career at the University of
HPLC 2017 (Prague, 18-22 June 2017) Amy Johnson PhD, Keele University I am a current PhD student applying HPLC as a separation technique in metabonomic studies. Thanks to ChromSoc awarding me a student bursary, I was lucky enough to attend and present a poster of my work at HPLC 2017 in Prague, which was the
This year the prestigious Martin medal has been awarded to Professor Andreas Manz from the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies, Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg. Andreas Manz is one of the pioneers in microchip technology used for chemical applications. He was involved in the development of high speed analysers based on capillary electrophoresis, liquid chromatography and flow injection