29th International Symposium on MicroScale Bioseparations
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Co-Chair:
James Landers, University of Virginia
Co-Chair:
Jeff Chapman, Beckman Coulter
Symposium Manager: Patricia White
Web Master: Kimberly Jackson

Who Should Attend?

Academic and Industrial Scientists utilizing microscale separation technologies as an important component of their research program or development operation.  

Why Should You Attend?

Scientists from around the globe will present their latest findings on the microscale separation and analysis of molecules ranging from inorganic ions to glycoproteins and nucleic acids - some of which may form the basis for new entrepreneurial ventures. The majority of the program will be comprised of new papers selected using a rigorous peer review of submitted abstracts with an emphasis on new advances, problem solving and novel analytical concepts. The meeting will be limited to 375 participants with an expanded format of discussion and debate as well as an engaging social program making this the number one meeting for you and your students to attend in 2013.   
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