2009 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives
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<strong>Pittcon</strong> <strong>2009</strong> Technical <strong>Program</strong><br />
3:45 (1510-3) Diazomethane: A Direct Derivatization of Breakdown<br />
Products of Nerve Agents in Urine and Water PADINJAREKUTTU RAMAN<br />
PILLAY RAVIKUMAR, New York City Department of Health and Mental Health,<br />
Sara T Beatrice, Ramon V Rosal<br />
4:05 (1510-4) The Project SAFE XUV – Trace Detection of Security<br />
Relevant Substances within Complex Matrices RALF ZIMMERMANN,<br />
Helmholtz Zentrum Muenchen, Elisabeth Schramm, Jasper Hoelzer, Andreas<br />
Goertler, Michael Puetz, Rasmus Schulte-Ladbeck, Rainer Schultze, Martin<br />
Sklorz, Andreas Ulrich, Jochen Wieser<br />
ORAL SESSION Session 1520<br />
Laboratory Management<br />
Tuesday Afternoon, Room S505b<br />
Vincent Venturella, Venturella Associates, Presiding<br />
1:30 (1520-1) Selecting your Laboratory Informatics Solution -<br />
What Should You Be Looking For? RANDY HICE, STARLIMS Corporation<br />
1:50 (1520-2) Stability Analytics DAVID P HURT, Applied<br />
Biosystems<br />
2:10 (1520-3) LIMS Validation, Is There Another Way?<br />
AARON JONES, Applied Biosystems<br />
2:30 Recess<br />
2:45 (1520-4) New Paradigms for Collaborative eR&D Software –<br />
ELNs, LaBlogs, and The SqueekyWiki for the Laboratory RICHARD<br />
LYSAKOWSKI, CENSA<br />
3:05 (1520-5) Robust Reporting Tools in a Controlled Environment<br />
KEVIN RAWLS, PerkinElmer<br />
3:25 (1520-6) Laboratory Informatics and the Business: An<br />
Integrated Approach SIMON WOOD, STARLIMS Corporation<br />
3:45 (1520-7) LIMS and Environmental Monitoring, Why Has This<br />
Been So Difficult To Accomplish? AARON JONES, Applied Biosystems<br />
4:05 (1520-8) How Do You Measure Your Measurements DAVID P<br />
HURT, Applied Biosystems<br />
ORAL SESSION Session 1530<br />
Laser Desorption Ionization MS for Biological Specimen<br />
Analysis<br />
Tuesday Afternoon, Room S502a<br />
Ralph Riggin, Riggin Consulting Group, Presiding<br />
1:30 (1530-1) Enhancement of Ionization and Signal-to-Noise Ratio<br />
for Gold Nanoparticle-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass<br />
Spectrometry QUAN JASON CHENG, University of California, Jicheng Duan<br />
1:50 (1530-2) Molecular Imaging of Plant Tissue Using Colloidal<br />
Graphite and Colloidal Silver for Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass<br />
Spectrometry Experiments at Atmospheric Pressure DAVID C PERDIAN,<br />
Iowa State University Ames Laboratory US DOE, Robert S Houk<br />
2:10 (1530-3) Mapping and Imaging of Neuropeptides in Cancer<br />
borealis Brain Using Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization (MALDI)<br />
and Nanostructure-Initiator Mass Spectrometry (NIMS) ROBERT M<br />
STURM, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Ruibing Chen, Lingjun Li<br />
2:30 (1530-4) In situ Digest by Enzyme Modified Glass Spheres of<br />
Single Cell Sized Samples for Mass Spectral Profiling and Imaging KEVIN<br />
R TUCKER, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Eric B Monroe, Tyler A<br />
Zimmerman, Jonathan V Sweedler<br />
2:50 Recess<br />
3:05 (1530-5) Phytochemical Spatial Profiling of Secretory and<br />
Glandular Trichomes of the Genus Solanum using Mass Spectrometric<br />
Imaging LI CHAO , Michigan State University, Daniel Jones<br />
3:25 (1530-6) Peptide Analysis of Fruit Fly Hemolymph from<br />
Pierced Larvae using MALDI Mass Spectrometry KYAW T MYASEIN,<br />
University of Illinois at Chicago, David E Featherstone, Scott Shippy<br />
3:45 (1530-7) Phosphopeptide Enrichment With Polymer Brush<br />
Microspots on MALDI Plates WEIHAN WANG, Michigan State University, Yu-<br />
Jing Tan, Merlin L Bruening<br />
4:05 (1530-8) Analyzing Cell Membrane Mimics by Matrix Assisted<br />
Laser Desorption/Ionization Imaging Mass Spectrometry STACY D<br />
SHERROD, Texas A&M University, Pace P Hudson, Arnaldo J Diaz, Paul S<br />
Cremer, David H Russell<br />
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ORAL SESSION Session 1540<br />
Neuroendocrine Investigations I<br />
Tuesday Afternoon, Room S502b<br />
Omowunmi Sadik, SUNY - Binghamton, Presiding<br />
1:30 (1540-1) Detecting D-Amino Acid-Containing Peptides using<br />
Selective Enzymatic Digestion LU BAI, University of Illinois at Urbana-<br />
Champaign, Jonathan V Sweedler<br />
1:50 (1540-2) Using Capillary Electrophoresis to Characterize the<br />
D-Amino Acids in Subcellular Compartments TING SHI, University of<br />
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Magalie Martineau, Nobutoshi Ota, Christine<br />
Cecala, Jean-Pierre Mothet, Jonathan V Sweedler<br />
2:10 (1540-3) Toward Functional Discovery of Neuropeptides via<br />
Multifaceted Mass Spectrometry RUIBING CHEN, University of Wisconsin,<br />
Madison, Limei Hui, Lingjun Li<br />
2:30 (1540-4) Using Quantitative Iontophoresis to Characterize<br />
Local Differences of Dopamine Receptor Response in the Striatum<br />
NATALIE R HERR, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Kevin B Daniel,<br />
Robert M Wightman<br />
2:50 Recess<br />
3:05 (1540-5) Examining Nanoparticle Toxicity: In vitro Studies<br />
Evaluating Noble Metal Nanoparticles SARA A LOVE, University of<br />
Minnesota, Michelle A Malaska, Katherine L Braun, Christy L Haynes<br />
3:25 (1540-6) Spatially and Temporally Resolved Electrochemical<br />
Detection of Neurotransmitter Diffusion through a Model Synapse<br />
MICHAEL E KURCZY, Penn State University, Bo Zhang, Michael L Heien,<br />
Andrew G Ewing<br />
3:45 (1540-7) A Vascular Study of Tissue Response at the<br />
Implantation Site ANDREA JAQUINS-GERSTL, University of Pittsburgh,<br />
Adrian C Michael<br />
4:05 (1540-8) High-Speed Multianalyte Voltammetric Selectivity:<br />
Old Techniques/Novel Insights COSTAS A ANASTASSIOUS, California<br />
Institute of Technology, Arun Arora, Danny O'Hare<br />
ORAL SESSION Session 1550<br />
Pharmaceutical Spectroscopy<br />
Tuesday Afternoon, Room S504a<br />
Emil Ciurczak, Cadral Technical Group, Presiding<br />
1:30 (1550-1) Evaluation of the Impact of Container Interference<br />
for Bulk Material Authentication Using a Handheld Raman Spectrometer<br />
JEREMY ALAN LINOSKI, Ahura Scientific, Inc., Christopher D Brown, Robert<br />
Green, Robert C Brush, Wayne Jalenak<br />
1:50 (1550-2) Infrared and Raman Microscopy: Pushing the Limits<br />
of Spatial Resolution THOMAS J TAGUE, Bruker Optics<br />
2:10 (1550-3) Spatially Offset and Transmission Raman<br />
Spectroscopy for Deep Subsurface Probing of Biological Tissue and<br />
Pharmaceutical Products PAVEL MATOUSEK, Science and Technology<br />
Facilities Council<br />
2:30 (1550-4) Combining Raman Spectroscopy and Differential<br />
Scanning Calorimetry for Pharmaceutical Applications RICHARD<br />
SPRAGG, PerkinElmer LAS, Robert Alexander, Andrew Dennis, Farrel Borden,<br />
Peng Ye<br />
2:50 Recess<br />
3:05 (1550-5) Tablet Analysis by Near-IR Spectroscopy – Important<br />
Facts to Consider JOACHIM OELICHMANN, Buchi Labortechnik AG, Ronald<br />
Rubinovitz, Muhanned Saeed, Gabriele Betz, Nadja Doll, Lydia Lehwald<br />
3:25 (1550-6) Bridging the Gap Between Trouble-Shooting and<br />
Process Understanding with NIR Chemical Imaging Measurements of the<br />
Chemistry and Structure of Pharmaceutical Solid Dosage Forms JANIE<br />
DUBOIS, Malvern Instruments Inc., Neil Lewis<br />
3:45 (1550-7) Pharmaceutical Raw Materials Qualification Using<br />
Handheld NIR: Quantification of Material Properties FREDERICK G<br />
HAIBACH, Polychromix, Inc., Suzanne K Schreyer<br />
4:05 (1550-8) Studies on Solid Dispersions of Roxithromycin D<br />
NAGASAMY VENKATESH, JSS College of Pharmacy, M Umesh, S Karthick,<br />
Shanmugasundaram Sangeetha, Natarajan Jawahar, Malay Kumar Samanta,<br />
Kannan Elango, Bhojraj Suresh<br />
Tuesday, p.m., March 10