Prof. Philip Marriott's seminar at Thayer
Prof. Philip Marriott from Monash University, Australia, one of the pioneers in multidimensional chromatography is going to provide a special talk in Thayer.
Location
M201 (Rett's Room), Thayer
Sponsored by
Thayer School of Engineering
Audience
Public
Prof. Philip Marriott from Monash University, Australia, is visiting Thayer School during 9-10 of May. Prof. Marriott is the co-chairman of the GCxGC conference which is scheduled in May at Texas. He is the Deputy Director of the Australian Center of Research on Separation Science (ACROSS). Prof. Marriott's contribution to GCxGC is invaluable as he was the inventor of the LCMS modulator which makes the foundation of the first commercial modulation for GCxGC community.
We are organizing a specials seminar for Prof. Marriott in Thayer school. Please find the detail below:
"Can we Consider Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Gas Chromatography a ‘Super-Resolution’ Technique?"
May 9th
Rett's room (Maclean 201)
1:10 to 2:10 PM
Please circulate this seminar news to the interested researcher in Thayer and other schools. At the same time, it could be a good chance for graduate students to get an answer to their questions on the field of multidimensional separation science. Please use this Google spreadsheet timing to talk with him personally.
Location
M201 (Rett's Room), Thayer
Sponsored by
Thayer School of Engineering
Audience
Public
