Frontiers in Spectrochemistry II Honoring Gary Horlick

Date: Thursday, September 28, 3:15 pm
Gary Horlick Symposium - HRL2

Developing New Tools for Analytical Measurements - A Horlick Legacy; Michael Blades, University of British Columbia

 

Speciation with Field-Flow Fractionation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry; Ramon Barnes, University Research Institute for Analytical Chemistry

 

The Pro-inflammatory Potential of Ambient Particle Types; George Agnes, Simon Fraser University

 

Looking for Many Elements in Small Samples With a Complex Matrix:  It Doesn't Have to be Painful; James A. Holcombe, The University of Texas

 

Ideal Analytical Spectroscopy; Gary Horlick, University of Alberta

 

Title	Presenting Author	Date	Time
Developing New Tools for Analytical Measurements - A Horlick Legacy.\r\n	Michael Blades	Thu Sep 28	3:15 pm
Individual Particle and Correlation Based Measurements: Insight into Elemental Fractionation and Particle Composition	John Olesik	Thu Sep 28	3:35 pm
Speciation with Field-Flow Fractionation Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry	Ramon Barnes	Thu Sep 28	3:55 pm
The Pro-inflammatory Potential of Ambient Particle Types	George Agnes	Thu Sep 28	4:15 pm
Looking for Many Elements in Small Samples With a Complex Matrix: It Doesn't Have to be Painful	James A. Holcombe	Thu Sep 28	4:35 pm
Ideal Analytical Spectroscopy	Gary Horlick	Thu Sep 28	4:55 pm

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