Separations Webinar | A Celebration of Separations 10th Anniversary II
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2nd Separations Webinar
A Celebration of Separations’ 10th Anniversary
We are delighted to welcome you our special webinar —A Celebration of Separations 10th Anniversary. Over the past decade, Separations has established itself as a publication venue in the field of separation science.
This milestone is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our authors, reviewers, editorial board members, and readers. As we commemorate this achievement, we reflect on the impactful studies and breakthroughs that have been published in our journal.
For today's webinar, we are pleased to have two analytical chemistry scientists who will each speak about their research in different separation science topics, liquid chromatography and microextraction.
We hope this event will not only celebrate the journal's past successes but also inspire new ideas and collaborations that will drive the field forward.
Thank you for joining us in celebrating the 10th anniversary of Separations. We look forward to an inspiring and enriching webinar.
Date: 18 December 2024
Time: 3:00 pm CET | 9:00 am EST | 10:00 pm CST Asia
Webinar ID: 845 3042 9934
Webinar Secretariat: journal.webinar@mdpi.com
Important Dates
- Registration end dateDec 18, 2024
Meet Our Speakers
Prof. Dr. Neil Danielson
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Miami University, USA;
Neil Danielson has been a Professor of Chemistry at Miami University in Oxford OH for over 45 years and also serves as Co-Editor of the Journal of Chromatographic Science. His research direction has primarily been in separation science, particularly HPLC, microextraction, and CE, but his work in chemiluminescence is most cited.
Dr. Attilio Naccarato
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technologies, University of Calabria, Italy;
Attilio Naccarato is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Technologies of the University of Calabria with extensive experience in analytical chemistry. His research focuses on the development of innovative methods for the detection of environmental pollutants and pathological biomarkers, using advanced mass spectrometry methods, microextraction techniques and chemometric analysis to optimize analytical protocols and data interpretation.
He received his Ph.D. in analytical chemistry and gained significant international experience at the University of Waterloo, Canada, where he worked on advanced microextraction techniques for the analysis of contaminants in food matrices.
Through various academic and scientific roles, he has contributed to internationally significant projects, advancing the characterization of organic and inorganic contaminants in diverse matrices.
Mr. Stefan Milojevic
Journal Relations Specialist of Energies, Fuels and Clean Technologies, MDPI;
Stefan Milojevic obtained his Master’s degree from the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mining and Geology, specializing in Petroleum Engineering. He joined the company in 2021 as an Assistant Editor and transitioned to the role of Special Issue Editor in 2022, where he also conducted quality control for Energies. In 2023, Stefan was appointed as the Journal Relations Specialist (JRS) for Energies, Fuels, and Clean Technologies.
In this section, you will find the recordings of this webinar to watch, re-watch and share with your colleagues!
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Speaker/Presentation |
CET (Europe) |
EST (New York) |
CST (Asia) |
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Prof. Dr. Neil Danielson Chair Introduction
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3:00–3:10 PM |
9:00–9:10 AM |
10:00–10:10 PM |
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Prof. Dr. Neil Danielson Linear Alkyl Carbonates as Green Mobile Phase Modifiers for HILIC and RPLC
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3:10–3:30 PM |
9:10–9:30 AM |
10:10–10:30 PM |
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Dr. Attilio Naccarato Crafting Reliable and Efficient Analytical Methods with Chemometric Optimization and Microextraction Approaches
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3:30–3:50 PM |
9:30–9:50 AM |
10:30–10:50 PM |
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Mr. Stefan Milojevic Journal Report
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3:50–4:10 PM |
9:50–10:10 AM |
10:50–11:10 PM |
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Q&A |
4:10–4:30 PM |
10:10–10:30 AM |
11:10–11:30 PM |
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Prof. Dr. Neil Danielson Closing of Webinar |
4:30–4:35 PM |
10:30–10:35 AM |
11:30–11:35 PM |