Short Courses

All courses are full-day. Each is $600+$30GST.

1. Demystifying Method Development: Application to Real-World Problems, Sunday May 9, Barry Lesnik.

2. Scientific Data Processing for Analytical Chemists for Improved Productivity, Sunday May 9, Professor Nimal De Silva.

3. Presence and Trace Determination of Metals in the Environment, Sunday May 9, Sunday May 9, Professor Bill Shotyk

4. Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography (GCxGC). Sunday May 9.

5: Food Safety Management System - Hazards and Risk Assessments. Regulations and Analytical Strategies. Sunday May 9.  J. Brenner 

6. CALA: Method Development and Validation, Wednesday May 12, CALA course presented by Peter Fowlie

7. Solid Phase MicroExtraction (SPME), Thursday, May 13, Professor J. Pawliszyn and Heather Lord

8. Environmental Toxicology: Testing for Effects and Interpretation of Environmental Data, Thursday May 13, Professor Keith Solomon and Jordana Van Geest

9. Using Isotopes in the Environmental Sciences: Measurements and Application, Thursday May 13, Professor Michael Ketterer

10. CALA: Uncertainty of Measurement for Chemistry, Thursday May 13, CALA course presented by Peter Fowlie

11. Improving Your Gas Chromatographis Analyses: Understanding and Optimizing Gas Chromatographic Separations and Injections. Thursday May 13, Frank Dorman and Jack Cochran

12. Magnetic Sector Single and Multicollector ICP-MS: Instrumentation and Applications in Environmental Analysis, Friday May 14, Professor Joe Brenner