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BCEIA 2013
THE 15TH BEIJING CONFERENCE
AND EXHIBITION ON INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS
CONFERENCE: October 23-26, 2013
EXHIBITION: October 23-26, 2013
The Beijing Conference and Exhibition on Instrumental Analysis (BCEIA), sponsored by the China As- sociation for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA) and supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology of PRC, has since 1985 been a biennial international event in China with its aim to promote academic exchanges among scientists of various countries and regions as well as trade cooperation between the Chinese and foreign partners in this field.
BCEIA has been the largest and most influential international conference and exhibition on instrumen- tal analysis ever held in China, enjoying in China an international status similar to that of the Pitts- burgh Conference and Exposition on Analytical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy (PITTCON) in the United States. Meanwhile, a long-term friendly relation and cooperation between BCEIA and PITTCON has been established. BCEIA also has established since 2002 friendly cooperation with Japan Analytical Instruments Manufacturers Association (JAIMA).
The 15th BCEIA (BCEIA 2013) Conference will be held on October 23-26, 2013 at the Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing in Beijing, China.
The 15th BCEIA (BCEIA 2013) Exhibition will be held on October 23-26, 2013 at Beijing Exhibition Center in Beijing, China.
The BCEIA 2013 Conference with the theme of “Analytical Science Create Future” will feature a plenary session with specially invited lectures by internationally prominent scientists, Eight Sub-sessions for oral and poster presentations in the fields of Electron Microscopy & Material Sciences, Mass Spectrometry, Optical Spectroscopy, Chromatography, Magnetic Resonance, Elec- troanalytical Chemistry, Analytical Techniques in Life Science, and Environmental Analysis, and Workshops in the fields of Food Safety, Metallomics, Proteomics, Nanotech- nology for Analysis, and Chemical Metrology and Reference Materials, and The Con- ference on Applied Technology in the fields of Food Safety, Biopharmaceutical, Materials Test, Environmental Analysis, Petrochemical Analysis, and Rapid on-site Detection.
Your attendance at this event will be warmly welcome. It would be of great assistance to the organizers if you would forward this information to your colleagues and friends who may be interested in partici- pating in the 15th BCEIA.
BCEIA 2013 ORGANIZATION
President of BCEIA 2013
Weizhong WANG Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Science and Technology, PRC
Vice President of BCEIA 2013
Ze ZHANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, President of CAIA
Yukui ZHANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Vice President of CAIA
Guibin JIANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Research Center for Eco-Environmental
Sciences, CAS
Xuemin ZHANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Academy of Military Medical Science
Hui DING Professor, Beijing Academy of Science and Technology, Vice President of CAIA Boer WU Vice President of CAIA
Guoqing DAI Vice President of CAIA
Yuying ZHANG Vice President and General Secretary of CAIA
Organizing Committee of BCEIA 2013
Chairman
Yuying ZHANG Vice President and General Secretary of CAIA
Vice Chairman
Qiankun ZHUANG Professor, National Natural Science Foundation of China
Yulin DENG Professor, Beijing Institute of Technology
Hongmei LI Professor, National Institute of Metrology, China
Secretariat of Organizing Committee of BCEIA 2013
Ruiping JIANG Professor, China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA)
Scientific Committee of BCEIA 2013
Chairman
Guibin JIANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Research Center for Eco-Environmental
Sciences, CAS
Vice Chairman
Ze ZHANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, President of CAIA
Yukui ZHANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Vice President of CAIA
Members
K. W. Michael SIU Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, York University, Canada
Fusheng WEI Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, China National Environmental Monitoring Center
Guofan JIN Academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Tsinghua University
Knut W. URBAN Professor, Institute of Solid State Research and Ernst Ruska Center for Microscopy and Spectroscopy with Electrons, Helmholtz Research Center Jülich, Germany
Hengqiang YE Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Institute of Metal, CAS R. Graham COOKS Professor, Purdue University, USA
Shuying LIU Professor, Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, CAS Zeper ABLIZ Professor, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Reinhard NIESSNER Professor, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Benli HUANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xiamen University
Xinrong ZHANG Professor, Tsinghua University
Karl-Siegfried BOOS Professor, Medical Center of the University of Munich, Germany
Peizhang LU Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS Edward S. YEUNG Professor, Iowa State University, USA
Nobuo TANAKA Professor, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan
Yunyu SHI Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, China University of Science and Technology
X. Chris LE Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, University of Alberta, Canada
Erkang WANG Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, CAS Hongyuan CHEN Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Nanjing University
Hubert H. GIRAULT Professor, Ecole polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Yuanhua SHAO Professor, Peking University
Fuchu HE Academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing Proteome Research Center
Liang LI Professor, University of Alberta, Canada
Xiaohong QIAN Professor, Beijing Proteome Research Center
Scientific Committee Working Group
Convenors
Yulin DENG Professor, Beijing Institute of Technology
Lianghong GUO Professor, Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, CAS
Members
Dapeng YU Professor, Peking University
Jinying LI Professor, Chinese Mass Spectrometry Society
Jinming LIN Professor, Tsinghua University
Guowang XU Professor, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS
Maili LIU Professor, Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, CAS Lanqun MAO Professor, Institute of Chemistry, CAS
Jianwei XIE Professor, Academy of Military Medical Sciences
Yongning WU Professor, China National Center for Food Safety Risk Assessment
Qiuquan WANG Professor, Xiamen University
Lihua ZHANG Professor, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, CAS
Xingyu JIANG Professor, National Center for Nanoscience and Technology
Zhengfan WANG Professor, Consultative Committee, CAIA
Xiaogang CHU Professor, Chinese Academy of Inspection and Quarantine
Ling LING Professor, Beijing Advanced Materials promoting Center
Jinlan ZHANG Professor, Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences
Songcheng YANG Professor, National Center of Biomedical Analysis
Liang DONG Professor, National Research Center for Environmental Analysis and Measurement
Xuefei LV Doctor, Beijing Institute of Technology
CONFERENCE
SCOPE OF THE CONFERENCE
Theories, new methods and techniques on instrumental analysis, research and development of instrumentations
and their applications in chemistry, physics, environment, life science, material science and other basic sciences
will be covered under the following classifications:
SESSIONS:
S-A. ELECTRON MICROSCOPY&MATERIAL SCIENCES
S-1.1 Electron Optics, Instrumentation and Imaging Science
S-1.2 Electron Microscopy of Biologic al Sciences
S-1.3 Electron Microscopy of Material Sciences
S-1.4 Transmission Electron Microscopy
S-1.5 In situ Electron Microscopy
S-1.6 Reflection Electron Microscopy and Surface Imaging
S-1.7 Microbeam Analysis and Analytical Electron Microscopy
S-1.8 Scanning Electron Microscopy
S-1.9 Scanning Prob Microscopy
S-B. MASS SPECTROMETRY
S-2.1 New Techniques and Methods in Mass Spectrometry
S-2.2 Organic Mass Spectrometry
S-2.3 Inorganic and Isotope Mass Spectrometry
S-2.4 Biological Mass Spectrometry
S-2.5 Mass Spectrometry in Omics Research
S-2.6 Hyphenated Techniques in Mass Spectrometry
S-2.7 Computer-related Applications and Developments
S-C. OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY
S-3.1 Atomic Absorption/ Emission/Fluorescence Spectroscopy
S-3.2 Plasma Mass Spectroscopy
S-3.3 Atomic X-Ray Spectroscopy
S-3.4 Ultraviolet/Visible Molecular Absorption Spectroscopy
S-3.5 Infrared/Raman Spectroscopy
S-3.6 Fluorescence/phosphorescence/Chemiluminescence Spectroscopy
S-3.7 Hyphenated Techniques
S-3.8 Nano- and Chip- based Technologies applied to Spectrometric Analysis
S-3.9 Spectral Imaging Technique
S-3.10 Application of Spectrometric Technique to Life and Environmental Sciences
S-D. CHROMATOGRAPHY
S-4.1 Gas Chromatography
S-4.2 Liquid Chromatography
S-4.3 Electroseparation Techniques and Capillary Electrophoresis
S-4.4 Microfluidics, Chip- and Nanotechnology, Microscale Detection
S-4.5 Multiple-dimension Chromatography and Coupling Techniques
S-4.6 Applications of Chromatography in Life Sciences, Environmental Science, Pharmaceutical Analysis, food analysis, Industry Analysis and Other Fields
S-E. MAGNETIC RESONANCE
S-5.1 Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
S-5.2 MR Imaging Techniques
S-5.3 Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
S-5.4 Nuclear Quadrupole Resonance Spectroscopy
S-F. ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
S-6.1 Fundamentals of Electroanalytical Chemistry
S-6.2 New Techniques and Methods in Electroanalysis
S-6.3 Surface Modification and Characterization
S-6.4 Electrochemical Sensors
S-6.5 Hyphenated Techniques in Electroanalytical Chemistry
S-6.6 Applications of Electroanalytical Techniques in Life Science
S-G. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES IN LIFE SCIENCES
S-7.1 Analytical Technique and Genomics Study
S-7.2 Analytical Technique and Proteomics Study
S-7.3 Analytical Technique and Metabonomics Study
S-7.4 Analytical Technique and Glycomics Study
S-7.5 Innovative Analysis Techniques in Food Safety Inspection
S-7.6 Screening and Identification of Unknown Harmful Substances in Food / Biomedical Sample
S-7.7 Novel Sample Handling Equipment in Hazardous Substances Analysis
S-7.8 Quality Control Technology and Criteria in Biomedical Analysis
S-H. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
S-8.1 Environmental Sampling and Pretreatment
S-8.2 Inorganic Analysis and Speciation
S-8.3 Organic Analysis (VOCs, POPs, PTS etc) S-8.4 Environmental Processes and Impact
S-8.5 Environmental Nanotechnology
WORKSHOPS:
W-1 Food Safety
W-2 Metallomics
W-3 Proteomics
W-4 Nanotechnology for Analysis
W-5 Chemical Metrology and Reference Materials
W-6 The Conference on Applied Technology in the fields of Food Safety, Bio-pharmaceutical, Material Test, Environmen- tal Analysis, Petrochemical Analysis, Rapid on-site Detection, and so on.
CALL FOR PAPERS
All unpublished papers are welcome. The abstract should contain concise information about the paper, and be informative and complete in itself. The maximum length of the abstracts is either 2 or 4 pages for invited talks or 2 pages for contributed papers. The abstract must be prepared in exact conformity with The INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARATION OF ABSTRACTS given on the overleaf of the "SAMPLE" sheet attached separately.
All abstracts are strongly recommended to be submitted electronically via the Technical Program link on the BCEIA website at
If you experience any difficulty with the electronic abstract submission process, please contact the BCEIA office.
Please note that only computer data projectors will be available for oral presentations. Poster boards, 90 cm in width and 120 cm in height, will be provided; details for preparation of the poster form will be sent to the authors concerned in due course.
CONFERENCE GENERAL SCHEDULE
Date (day)
Morning (8:30-12:00)
Afternoon (13:30-17:30)
Oct. 22 (Tue.)
Registration (8:00-24:00)
Oct. 23 (Wed.)
Plenary Lectures
Visiting Exhibition
Oct. 24 (Thu.)
Plenary Lectures
Oral Presentation
Oct. 25 (Fri.)
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
Oct. 26 (Sat.)
Oral Presentation
Oral Presentation
EXHIBITION
During the Conference, a large scale (floor area more than 20,000m2) exhibition of scientific instruments will be held at the Beijing Exhibition Center, where many state-of-the-art analytical instruments and products from various countries will be exhibited.
REGISTRATION
The Conference is open to all participants on the completion and submission of the Registration Form (FORM A) together with REMITTANCE. The fee for the Conference includes admission to the Conference and Exhibition, reception, transportation for the Conference.
Registration fee:
Before 15 September 2013 After 15 September 2013
Regular conferee USD 200 USD 250
Student USD 100 USD 150
Accompanying person USD 100
Account number:
Banking Dept, Head Office, Bank of China, 1 Fu Xing Men Nei Ave, West City District, Beijing, China. Account Number: 00174308094001
China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA)
Swift Code: BKCH CNBJ
For students a certificate signed by his/her supervisor should be presented. Payment can only be made by bank check (or bank draft) in US Dollars to the above account of BCEIA (please note that the charge of remittance should be prepaid in order to ensure the net amount of payment which the BCEIA should receive). No personal check or traveler check can be accepted. We strongly recommend that a copy of your remittance voucher be sent immediately by FAX (+86 10 68914907) or email (conf@bceia.cn) to us after you have remitted your registration fee. You will receive the receipt upon arrival at the Registration Desk for the 15th BCEIA. We would be grateful if you would kindly write YOUR NAME AND CLASSIFICATION NUMBER of your abstract on your bank check.
ACCOMMODATION INFORMATION
The Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing (Five Star) is recommended for participants.
The Double Room: RMB 598 Yuan (Exclusive of Breakfast)
The Deluxe Double Room: RMB 668 Yuan (Exclusive of Breakfast)
IMPORTANT DATES
Deadline for receipt of abstracts: 8-31-2013
Deadline for receipt of the returned FORM A and FORM B: 9-15-2013
Deadline for early payment of registration fee: 9-15-2013
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONFERENCE LANGUAGE
The official language of the Conference will be English. No simultaneous translation will be provided.
BCEIA SITES
The Conference will be held at the Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing while the Exhibition will take place at the Beijing
Exhibition Center. Both sites are located in the downtown area of Beijing and about 2.0 km apart.
LETTER OF INVITATION
The General Service Office of BCEIA will be ready to send a formal invitation to any participants upon request. However,
it should be understood that such an invitation is intended to help a potential conferee to raise travel funds or to obtain a
visa. It does not mean a commitment on the part of BCEIA to provide any financial support.
CANCELLATION
Cancellation must be made in written form. No payments can be refunded if the notice of cancellation is received after
9-30-2013. Cancellation prior to that date will be subjected to a 20% cancellation charge.
CLIMATE IN BEIJING
The average temperature in late October in Beijing is about 18℃ .
FLIGHT TICKETS
You are advised to arrange your round trip tickets through your local travel agencies according to the BCEIA schedule.
The General Service Office of BCEIA does not take the responsibility for international traveling arrangements, but
reconfirmation service for return tickets will be provided upon request.
TRANSPORTATION
The Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing is located Beijing 6 South Shouti Road (Shouti Nan Lu), about 37 km from the
Beijing Capital International Airport, about 15 km from the Beijing Railway Station, about 12 km from the Beijing West
Railway Station and about 2.0 km from the Beijing Exhibition Center.
A schematic map of northwest area of Beijing is provided here below with relevant sites marked for your reference.
An English-Chinese note is provided here, by which you may find very helpful on your way to the hotel for communi- cation with the taxi driver or other people who do not speak English.
Please take me to the Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing.
请您把我拉到北京新世纪日航饭店。
Please give me the fare receipt so I can pay the amount it shows.
请给我车费收据以便付款。
I will get off at the Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing stop, please remind me then.
我要在北京新世纪日航饭店站下车 , 请到时提醒我。
FOR ACCOMPANYING PERSONS
Extra local excursion for four days (Oct. 23-26) will be arranged for all the accompanying persons, and the program and rate as follows:
Program
Rate*
Tian An Men Square, Forbidden City and Hutong tour
RMB 420/pp
Great Wall, Ming Tombs and Sacred Way
RMB 688/pp
Temple of Heaven, Lama Temple, and Shopping tour
RMB 390/pp
* Rate includes: transfer, lunch, entrance fee to the sightseeing, and English speaking local guide;
Rate excludes: personal expenses, gratuity to local guide and driver, personal accident insurance, and all the others
that are not mentioned in the inclusion items.
Note: The rate is based on 2+ pax group, for 1 pax booking only, an extra need to be paid.
TOURISM IN BEIJING
With its history of civilization as long as over five thousand years and its very diverse topography and geology, China has not only many ancient wonders but also numerous colorful natural scenic sites. In particular, Beijing, the capital, the politics, culture and science center of China, is a city of long history and one of the focal areas of most fascinating tourist attractions in China, to name a few representatives of them:
The Great Wall, one of the world wonders, built in about 220 B.C., with a total length of 5000 km, remains one of the greatest miracles in the world's history of architecture.
Tian An Men Square, the largest city square in the world. You can find several impressive monuments outlining the Square's
perimeter, including the Great Hall of the People, the Mausoleum of Mao Zedong and the Square's fames ceremonial gateway.
The Imperial Palace (formerly known as the Forbidden City) has a history of over 550 years and an area of more than 178 acres. It was used to be the home to 24 emperors of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is nowadays open to the public as a museum.
The Summer Palace is the biggest and best preserved one of China's existing royal parks. With the magnificent Lake
Kunmin and Hill of Longevity dotted with numerous attractions.
Hutong, In Old China, Hutongs (lanes no wider than 9 meters) are formed by lines of siheyuan (compounds comprising rooms around a courtyard) to connect the ancient city surrounding the Forbidden City. On this tour, travel by rickshaw through Beijing's unique Hutong area to absorb the culture and traditions of old China, including a visit with a local family and kindergarten class and visit the garden of Prince ng's mansion and experience the lifestyle of Imperial China's elite.
The Ming Tombs, consisting of 13 sites distributed over the foot area of mountains in the northwest suburb of Beijing, are the places where 13 emperors of Ming Dynasty were buried. Among them the Chang tomb is the most magnificent and the Ding Tomb was excavated in 1956 uncovering a wonderful underground palace.
Beijing has experienced great changes over the past 20 years. Modernization construction and development in large scale and high speed have decorated Beijing with numerous skyscrapers, sheltering woods, green grass with colorful flowers as well as web-like high-speed transportation system and made it beyond people's recognition. With the success of 2008
Olympics, Beijing has gained even greater momentum in its march to a fully modernized international metropolis with both
Chinese historical and modern cultural attraction.
POST CONFERENCE TOURS
Beijing-Xi’an-Guilin-Shanghai 7 days/ 6 nights tour: US$1736 twin/pp, single supplement: US$360/pp
Note: The rate fits for group over 10 pax. For group less than 10, an extra cost need to be paid.
Beijing local one day tour
Full day Tian An Men Square- Forbidden City-Hutong tour RMB 420/pp)
Full day Great Wall-Ming Tombs-Sacred Way (RMB 688/pp)
Full day Temple of Heaven- Lama Temple-Shopping tour (RMB 390/pp)
Note: RMB (called Ren Min Bi) is the name of Chinese currency. The exchange rate between RMB and Dollar will subject to change at time of booking.
For more information about post conference tours please contact lucy@cytsonline.com
CORRESPONDENCE
All correspondence should be addressed to:
General Service Office, BCEIA
Room 585, 54 Sanlihe Road P.O. Box 2143, Beijing 100045, China
Tel: +86 10 6891 4607 Fax: +86 10 6891 4907 E-mail: conf@bceia.org; conf@bceia.cn
BCEIA WEBSITE
Visiting online our website < http://www.bceia.org > and < www.bceia.cn > you can get the latest information
about conference & exhibition and give your feedback by just a few clicks in just a few seconds!
INVITED SPEAKERS
Plenary Session:
Prof. Yoshinobu BABA Naya University, Japan
Dr. Peter BECKER Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany
Prof. Daniel T. CHIU University of Washington, USA Prof. R. Graham COOKS Purdue University, USA
Prof. Rima Kaddurah-DAOUK Duke University Medical Center, USA Prof. Lyndon EMSLEY Université de Lyon, France
Prof. Andrew EWING Chalmers University of Technology and the University of thenburg, Sweden
Prof. Holger HINTELMANN Trent University, Canada
Prof. Richard L. MCCREERY University of Alberta, Canada
Prof. John P. NOLAN La Jolla Bioengineering Institute, USA
Dr. Anne L. PLANT National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA Prof. Jonathan V. SWEEDLER University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Prof. Xianen ZHANG Ministry of Science and Technology of the People´s Republic of China
Sub-sessions:
S-B. MASS SPECTROMETRY
Prof. Chung-Hsuan CHEN The Genomics Research Center of Academia Sinica, Taiwan, China
Prof. Zhongxing CHEN Harvard University, USA
Prof. Ivan CHU Unviersity of Hong Kong, China Prof. Dominic M. DESIDERIO University of Tennessee, USA Prof. De Pauw EDWIN Liege University, Belgium
Prof. Yen-Peng HO National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan, China Prof. Jianjun LI National Research Council of Canada, Canada Porf. Liang LI University of Alberta, Canada
Prof. Zheng OUYANG Purdue University, USA
Prof. Michael PRZYBYLSKI University of Konstanz, Germany
Prof. Akos VERTES George Washington University, USA
Prof. Jochen VOGL BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Germany
Prof. Rong WANG Mount Sinai School of Medicine, USA
Prof. Samuel WUNDERLI Federal Institute of Metrology METAS, Switzerland
Prof. Vicki WYSOCKI University of Arizona, USA
S-C. OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY
Dr. Jorge Ruiz ENCINAR Universidad de Oviedo, Spain
Prof. Qun FANG Zhejiang University, China Prof. Akira HARATA Kyushu University, Japan Prof. Xiandeng HOU Sichuan University, China Prof. Jiming HU Wuhan University, China
Prof. Edmond Dik-Lung MA Hong Kong Baptist University, China
Prof. Dr. Huimin MA Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Koji SUZUKI Keio University, Japan
Prof. Mark T. SWIHART University at Buffalo (SUNY), USA
Prof. Benzhong TANG Hong Kong Univ Sci & Technol, Hong Kong, China
Prof. Norio TERAMAE Tohoku University, Japan
Prof. Katsumi UCHIYAMA Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
Prof. Jianhua WANG Northeastern University, China
Prof. Xinrong ZHANG Tsinghua University
Prof. Benzhan ZHU Research Center for Eco-Environmental Scienecs, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
S-D. CHROMATOGRAPHY
Prof. C. BARBAS Center for Metabolomics and Bioanalysis, Spain
Prof. Bogus?aw BUSZEWSKI Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland
Prof. J.-M. D. DIMANDJA Spelman College, USA
Prof. Georges GUIOCHON University of Tennessee, USA
Prof. J. HAGINAKA Mukogawa Women's University, Japan
Prof. Xianlin HAN Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, USA Prof. Philippe Schmitt-KOPPLIN Helmholtz Zentrum munchen, Germany
Prof. Philip MARRIOTT Monash University, Australia
Prof. Myeong Hee MOON Yonsei University, Korea
Prof. Oliver J. SCHMITZ University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
Dr. Carolina SIMO Foodomics Lab, CIAL, CSIC, Spain
S-E. MAGNETIC RESONANCE
Dr. Vikram BAJAJ University of California Berkeley, USA
Prof. Peter BELTON University of East Anglia, UK Prof. Leo CHENG Harvard Medical School, USA Dr. Jules GRIFFIN University of Cambridge, UK
Dr. Jianzhi HU Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, USA
Prof. Yining HUANG The University of Western Ontario, Canada
Prof. Conggang LI Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Dr. Istvan PELCZER Princeton University, USA
Dr. Michael SHAPIRO Pfizer Pharmaceuticals, USA Prof. Fang TIAN Penn State University, USA Prof. Wei WANG Lanzhou University, China
Prof. Honggao YAN Michigan State University, USA
Prof. Daiwen YANG National University of Singapore, Singapore
Dr. Yefeng YAO East China Normal University, China
Prof. Xin ZHOU Wuhan Institute of Physics and Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Science, China
S-F. ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
Prof. Christian AMATORE Ecole Normale Supérieure, France
Prof. Ann-Sofie CANS Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden Prof. Shaowei CHEN The University of California, Santa Cruz, USA Prof. Liming DAI Case Western Reserve University, USA
Prof. Hubert GIRAULT Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
Prof. Masa-aki HAGA Tokyo University, Japan Prof. Huanxian JU Nanjing University, China Prof. Tomokazu MATSUE Tohoku University, Japan Prof. Shelley MINTEER University of Utah, USA
Prof. Osamu NIWA National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
Prof. Yuanhua SHAO Peking University, China
Prof. Xiangqun ZENG Oakland University, USA
Prof. Bo ZHANG University of Washington, USA
Prof. Xueji ZHANG University of Science and Technology Beijing, China
Prof. Feimeng ZHOU California State University, USA
S-G. ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES IN LIFE SCIENCES
Dr. Virginia Garcia-CANAS Foodomics Lab, CIAL, CSIC, Madrid,. Spain
Prof. Byeang Hyean KIM Pohang University of Science and Technology, Korea
Prof. Carlito B. LEBRILLA University of California, USA
Prof. Lingjun LI University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Prof. Yinfa MA Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA Prof. Daiwen PANG Wuhan University, China
Prof. Hiroshi SUGIYAMA Kyoto University, Japan
Prof. Jianhua WANG Northeastern University, China
Prof. Rong WANG Mount Sinai School of Medicine, USA Prof. Xiaomei YAN Xiamen University, China
Prof. Pengyuan YANG Fudan University, China
Prof. Ruifu YANG Academy of Military Medical Sciences, China
Prof. Yong ZHANG National University of Singapore, Singapore
S-H. ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
Prof. J. Ignacio Garci?a ALONSO University of Oviedo, Spain
Prof. Bert van BAVEL Orebro University, Sweden
Prof. Jules BLAIS University of Ottawa, Canada
Prof. Yong CAI Florida International University, USA
Prof. Zongwei CAI Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China
Prof. Bin HU Wuhan University, China
Prof. Michael G. IKONOMOU Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Canada Prof. Antonius KETTRUP Tehnische Universität München, Germany Prof. X. Chris LE University of Alberta, Canada
Prof. Xiangdong LI Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong, China
Prof. Xingfang LI University of Alberta, Canada Prof. Gangfeng OUYANG Sun Yat-sen University, China Prof. Charles WONG University of Winnipeg, Canada Prof. Nancy XU Old Dominion University, USA Prof. Huijun ZHAO University of Griffith, Australia
Workshops:
W-2 METALLOMICS
Prof. Maria Montes-BAYÓN University of Oviedo, Spain
Prof. Jörg BETTMER University of Oviedo, Spain
Prof. Chunying CHEN National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, China
Prof. Jorge Ruiz ENCINAR University of Oviedo, Spain
Prof. X. Chris LE University of Alberta, Canada
Dr. Qian LIU Research Center for Eco-Environmental Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Wolfgang MARET King’s College London, UK
Prof. Zoltan MESTER Secretary of Analytical Chemistry Division (V), International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
(IUPAC); Group leader, Chemical Metrology Program, National Research Council, Canada
Prof. Hongzhe SUN Hong Kong University, Hong Kong, China
Prof. Xiangshi TAN Fudan University, China
W-3 PROTEOMICS
Prof. Dr. Norman DOVICHI University of Notre Dame, USA
Prof. Dr. Simin HE Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Dr. Lingjun LI University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Prof. Dr. Siqi LIU Beijing Institute of Genomics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Dr. Michael MACCOSS University of Washington, USA
Prof. Dr. Xiaohong QIAN Beijing Proteome Research Center, China
Prof. Dr. Pier Giorgio RIGHETTI Materials and Chemical Engineering “Giulio Natta”, Italy
Prof. Dr. Weihong TAN Hunan University, China Associate Prof. Dr. Weiguo Andy TAO Purdue University, USA Associate Prof. Dr. Christine C. WU University of Pittsburgh, USA Prof. Dr. Pengyuan YANG Fudan Unviersity, China
Prof. Dr. Lihua ZHANG Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Prof. Dr. Xiangmin ZHANG Fudan University, China
Prof. Dr. Hanfa ZOU Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
W-4 NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR ANALYSIS
Dr. Aart van AMERONGEN Wageningen University, Netherlands
Prof. Brian T. CUNNINGHAM University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA Prof. Dermot DIAMOND Dublin City University, Ireland
Prof. David JUNCKER McGill University, Canada
Dr. Ethan MINOT Oren State University, USA Prof. Samir MITRATRI University of California, USA Prof. Ashok MULCHANDANI University of California, USA
Prof. J. Manuel PEREZ University of Central Florida, USA Prof. Kevin W. PLAXCO University of California, USA
Prof. Jürgen POPP Friedrich Schiller University, USA Prof. Hyongsok (Tom) SOH University of California, USA
Prof. Janos VÖRÖS Institute for Biomedical Engineering of the University and ETH Zurich, Switzerland
W-5 CHEMICAL METROLOGY AND REFERENCE MATERIALS
Dr. Koichi CHIBA National Metrology Institute of Japan (NMIJ), Japan
Dr. Derek CRASTON Laboratory of vernment Chemists (LGC), UK
Prof. Fangting DONG National Center of Biomedical Analysis, Academy of Military Medical Sciences, China
Dr. Jin Seog KIM Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science (KRISS), Korea
Prof. Hongmei LI National Institute of Metrology, P. R. China
Prof. Fei LIU China University of Geosciences, China
Dr. Qinde LIU Health Sciences Authority (HAS), Singapore
Ms. Xiaohua LU National Institute of Metrology, P. R. China
Dr. John MURBY National Measurement Institute of Australia (NMIA), Australia
Dr. Anne L. PLANT National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
Dr. Detlef SCHIEL Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), Germany
Prof. Yaping TIAN Chinese PLA General Hospital/Medical School of Chinese PLA, China
Prof. Weibing XING China Electronics Standarddization Institute (CESI), China
Dr. Qinghe ZHANG National Institute of Metrology, P. R. China
The Conference
will be held on October 23-26, 2013
at the Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing
The Exhibition
will be held on October 23-26, 2013
at Beijing Exhibition Center
in Beijing, China
Approved by:
The Ministry of Science and Technology, PRC
Sponsored by:
China Association for Instrumental Analysis (CAIA)
