Academia Recipients

SCIENTIFIC REPORT FOR PUBLICATION IN CHROMCOMAn overview of the importance and utility of multi-dimensional separation methods.Multidimensional Liquid Chromatography:  a growing addition to separation science technology.By Christina Jayne Vanhinsbergh, PhD researcher in 2D-LC, University of Sheffield.Many industries rely heavily on liquid chromatographic separations for the analysis of molecular products, active pharmaceutical ingredients, reaction components

The Reid Bioanalytical Forum was established in 1973, initially starting life off as the Bioanalytical Forum, and with the untimely passing of Professor Eric Reid, a long-time organiser of the event, the name was altered. It is held every other year and this year was the 23rd running of the event. The focus of

HPLC2019 Conference Report Christina Vanhinsbergh HPLC 2019 (Milan, 16-20 June 2019) Christina Jayne Vanhinsbergh PhD, University of Sheffield My name is Christina and I am a PhD student at the University of Sheffield, UK. I work within the Chemical and Biological Engineering department of the University within Professor Mark Dickman’s research group. I am

Emerging Separation Technologies 2019 - with RSC Burlington House, 28th March 2019 Salma I Yarima, School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Sunderland, Sunderland SR1 3SD I am a current PHD research student at the University of Sunderland. My research interest is in the area of method development in separation science, looking into

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

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

ChromSoc & RSC SSG - Emerging Separations Technologies (London, 30th March 2017) Edward Wilmot PhD, University of Southampton My Project I am currently in my third year of a PhD at the University of Southampton, supervised by Prof. John Langley, funded by the EPSRC and Innospec. My work focuses on the analysis of gasoline samples