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Tables of Chromatography Discussion Groups and Web Sites
The table of Discussion Groups originally was published on-line as "Get Involved!" on the Chromatography Online website as well as in the print version of LC/GC North America in the September 2009 issue[1]. The version presented here has been updated with the addition of The North Jersey Chromatography Group. A table of chromatography-related websites has been added as well.
Chromatography Discussion Groups
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Name |
Description |
Contact |
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CASSS |
The largest separations society, CASSS hosts many meetings, a local discussion group in the San Francisco Bay Area, employment listings, and publishes a newsletter. | |
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The Chromatographic Society |
The original chromatography forum, located in Great Britain but open to all with free website registration and paid Society membership. The Society hosts and participates in many local and international chromatography events. The website includes applications, meeting reports, presentations, and a gallery. The Society awards the Martin and Jubilee medals in chromatography. | |
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Chromatographic Society of South Africa |
Associated with the Chromatography Division of the South African Chemical Institute and hosted by the University of Pretoria, ChromSA is active across South Africa and members participate in international meetings. | |
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Chromatography Forum of Delaware Valley |
Another of the original forums, CFDV is very active locally as well as at national meetings. The forum presents numerous short courses in GC and HPLC and grants the Steven Dal Norgare Award as well as a student award. | |
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Connecticut Separation Science Council |
The CSSC fosters the exchange of information in the separation sciences. The CSSC is currently active in many areas of the separation sciences, including applications in chemistry, biology, forensics, environmental sciences and pharmaceutical research. The Council hosts monthly meetings throughout the state of Connecticut and grants the annual Cs. Horv�th Medal Award. | |
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Chicago Chromatography Discussion Group |
The CCDG is committed to promoting an interest in - and providing a forum for - the exchange of information in all areas of chromatography. CCDG offers a program of luncheon or dinner meetings and all-day symposia in chromatography, plus courses in gas and liquid chromatography. Two scholarships are offered annually. | |
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MASSEP |
MASSEP is dedicated to the understanding of separation science. Formerly known as the Central New England Chromatography Council (CNECC), MASSEP provides a forum for the discussion of new chromatographic and related technologies, in order to facilitate the exchange of information, and enhance the educational and professional development of its members. MASSEP hosts regular local meetings plus the annual Symposium on Advances in Separation Science and Mass Spectrometry. | |
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Nordic Separation Science Society |
This society hosted NoSSS 2009 this August in Tallinn, the 5th Conference by the Nordic Separation Science Society. | |
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North Jersey Chromatography Group |
The NJCG is a discussion group of the North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society. They are very active and host an annual symposium. | |
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Richmond Chromatography Discussion Group |
The Richmond Chromatography Discussion Group promotes the interests of the chromatographic and other separation sciences by publishing newsletters and presenting lectures at various locations in the Richmond area. | |
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Saint Louis Chromatography Discussion Group |
The Saint Saint Louis Chromatography Discussion Group is an affiliated discussion group of the St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society. | |
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Triangle Chromatography Discussion Group |
The Triangle Chromatography Discussion Group (TCDG) maintains and promotes interest in, and provides opportunity for, discussion and exchange of information with respect to all fields of chromatography. It is a focused discussion group (subsection) of the North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society. The TCDG sponsors two student scholarships and hosts the annual Triangle Chromatography Symposium. | |
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Users' Group for Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography |
The Users' Group for Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography (MaSC) was established in March 2003 as a discussion forum for conservation scientists who wish to exchange information. The MaSC compiles and distributes mass spectrometric and chromatographic data relevant to scientists working in art conservation and related fields. The users' group aims to organize a meeting and workshop every one or two years with a focus on chromatography and mass spectrometry methods applied to the study of cultural heritage. | |
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Washington Chromatography Discussion Group |
The Washington Chromatography Discussion Group (WCDG) promotes interest in all areas of chromatography through activities such as lectures, discussions, panels, short courses, and expositions. |
Chromatography Websites
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Name |
Description |
Contact |
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Chromatography Forum |
A public discussion group for posting questions, news, or messages of interest to chromatographers everywhere. | |
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Chromatography Online |
LC/GC Magazine's site with news, webcasts, podcasts, LabTV, RSS feeds, a bookstore, and even Twitter. Topics include HPLC, GC, MS, chiral separations, hyphenated techniques, and others. | |
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Chromedia |
Subscription-supported knowledge base with tutorials, practical tips, applications, and reviews. | |
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CHROMmunity |
A new and developing discussion site for HPLC, GC, sample prep, and mass spectrometry. | |
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SeparationsNow |
Informational-only site with news and RSS feeds on chromatography plus information on sample preparation, electrophoresis, GC, HPLC, IC, proteomics & genomics, detectors, and informatics. Areas for webinars, podcasts, books & journals, jobs, product information, conferences, and classifieds as well. Hosted by Wiley publishers. |
References
- ↑ John Hinshaw, LC/GC North America, 27 (9), pp. 822–827 (2009).
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