2009 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives

Pittcon 2009 Technical Program
Monday, a.m., March 9
9:10 (280-2) Sustainable Energy: Research Challenges and
Opportunities TRUNG VAN NGUYEN, National Science Foundation
9:45 (280-3) Challenges and Progress in the Development of a
Sulfur Dioxide-Depolarized Electrolyzer for Efficient Hydrogen Production
DAVID HOBBS, Savannah River National Laboratory
10:20 (280-4) Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Electrolysis for
Hydrogen Isotope Recovery AMY EKECHUKWU, Savannah River National
Laboratory, Elise B Fox, Scott D Greenway
10:55 (280-5) Measuring Physical Properties of Polymer
Electrolyte Membranes CORTNEY KENNETH MITTELSTEADT, Giner
Electrochemical Systems
SYMPOSIUM Session 290
Cellular and Sub-Cellular Separations - arranged by Dimitri Pappas,
Texas Tech University and Edgar Arriaga, University of Minnesota
Monday Morning, Room S402a
Dimitri Pappas, Texas Tech University, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks - Dimitri Pappas and Edgar
Arriaga
8:35 (290-1) Separating the One from the Many using Micropallet
Arrays NANCY ALLBRITTON, University of North Carolina, Chris Sims,
Hamed Shadpour, Wei Xu
9:10 (290-2) Open Tubular, Differential Mobility Cytometry
Separations DIMITRI PAPPAS, Texas Tech University
9:45 (290-3) Enrichment of Cancer Cells using Aptamers
Immobilized on a Microfluidic Channel WEIHONG TAN, University of
Florida, Joseph A Phillips, Ye Xu
10:20 (290-4) Separating Cells Based Upon Complex Phenotypes
JOEL VOLDMAN, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
10:55 (290-5) Giant Mitochondria Separations EDGAR A ARRIAGA,
University of Minnesota, Vratislav Kostal, Xin Xu, Gregory G Wolken, Marian
Navratil, LaDora V Thompson
SYMPOSIUM Session 300
Molecular and Nanoparticle Based Imaging I: New Trends -
arranged by Stephane Petoud, University of Pittsburgh
Monday Morning, Room S402b
Stephane Petoud, University of Pittsburgh, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks - Stephane Petoud
8:35 (300-1) Smart Contrast Agents in Magnetic Resonance
Imaging: PARACEST Detection of Enzymatic Activity EVA JAKAB TOTH,
Centre de Biophysique Moléculaire, CNRS
9:10 (300-2) Designing Nanocrystal Quantum Dots for Biological
and Biomedical Applications MOUNGI BAWENDI, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
9:45 (300-3) Fluorogen Activating Peptides and Fluorogenic
Dyes: New Platforms for Biosensing in Living Cells MARCEL P BRUCHEZ,
Carnegie Mellon University
10:20 (300-4) Metal Phthalocyanine Near-IR Dyes as Reporters for
In vivo and In vitro Assays: Unique Energy Transfer Properties STEVE A
SOPER, Louisiana State University
10:55 (300-5) Polymetallic Lanthanide Compounds Emitting in the
Visible and in the Near-Infrared for Optical Imaging STEPHANE PETOUD,
University of Pittsburgh, Chad M Shade, Hyounsoo Uh, Kristy Gogick, Jian
Zhang, Demetra A Chengelis, Ruth A Modzelewski, Marco A Alcala, Charles K
Brown
SYMPOSIUM Session 310
Society for Applied Spectroscopy: Developments in Atomic
Spectroscopy - All in the Family or Sibling Rivalry - arranged by
Deborah K Bradshaw, Society for Applied Spectroscopy
Monday Morning, Room S401d
Deborah K Bradshaw, Society for Applied Spectroscopy, Presiding
8:30 Introductory Remarks - Deborah K Bradshaw
8:35 (310-1) ETV: A Forgotten Stepchild? JAMES HOLCOMBE,
University of Texas, Thomas Kreschollek, Adam Rowland
9:10 (310-2) LIBS: An Important Piece In Solving The Plasma-
Analyte Interaction Puzzle DAVID W HAHN, University of Florida, Prasoon
Diwakar
9:45 (310-3) ICPMS for Studying Metabolism of Arsenic Warfare
Agent Degradation Products JOSEPH A CARUSO, University of Cincinnati,
Karolin K Kroening, Morwena Jane Villalobos Solivio
10:20 (310-4) ICP-OES: Past Winner, Future Champion? GARY M
HIEFTJE, Indiana University
10:55 (310-5) ICP-MS: Contamination Limited Concentration
Detection Limits Using Collision/Reaction Cells or High Mass Spectral
Resolution? JOHN OLESIK, The Ohio State University, Patrick J Gray
ORGANIZED CONTRIBUTED
Session 320
SESSION
ACS Division of Analytical Chemistry
Understanding Chromatography with Sub-2 µm Particles -
arranged by Michael E Swartz, Synomics Pharmaceutical Services, LLC
Monday Morning, Room S404bc
Michael E Swartz, Synomics Pharmaceutical Services, LLC, Presiding
8:30 (320-1) Migrating Traditional LC Methods to Sub-Two
Migrating Traditional LC Methods to Sub-Two µm Particles MICHAEL E
SWARTZ, Synomics
8:50 (320-2) Achieving Maximum Performance with Sub-2 µm
Particles KENNETH JOSEPH FOUNTAIN, Waters Corporation, Diane Diehl,
Eric Grumbach, Uwe D Neue
9:10 (320-3) A Quality-by-Design Methodology for Rapid LC
Method Development RICHARD VERSEPUT, S-Matrix, Joseph Turpin
9:30 (320-4) Investigations of Column Packing Technology using
1.0 Investigations of Column Packing Technology using 1.0 µm Bridged
Ethyl Hybrid Particles in Ultra High Pressure Liquid Chromatography
RACHEL A LIEBERMAN, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, James W
Jorgenson
9:50 Recess
10:05 (320-5) Potential Issues of Ultra-High-Pressure LC using
sub-2-um Columns in Regulated Analysis MICHAEL W DONG, Genentech
10:25 (320-6) Ultra High Pressure LC Selectivity Options For High
Speed Separations MARK JACYNO, Grace Discovery Sciences, Joyce Wang
10:45 (320-7) Using Fused-Core Particle Technology to Achieve
Near Sub-Two-Micron Performance Using Conventional HPLC Equipment
THOMAS JEROME WAEGHE, MAC-MOD Analytical Inc., Robert T Moody, Carl
Zimmerman
11:05 (320-8) The Role and Importance of Particle Dimensions and
Stationary Phase Chemistry for Silica-Based UHPLC Columns FRANK
DORMAN, Restek Corporation, Bruce Albright, Randy Romesberg, Vernon
Bartlett, Rick Lake, Ty Kahler, Becky Wittrig
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