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Conferences of the GDCh Division of Analytical Chemistry

ANAKON 2025 (March 10-13, 2025; Leipzig)

Chairs: Detlev Belder, Thorsten Reemtsma
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Christian Hüller, University of Leipzig, SUK

ANAKON 2023 (April 11-14, 2023; Vienna)

Chairs: Martina Marchetti-Deschmann, Erwin Rosenberg, Victor U. Weiss

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GDCh Science Forum 2021 (30 August/1 September 2021; online)

Tracking the Crime: Forensic Analytics (August 30, 2021)
Chair: Uwe Karst

     

  • Modern methods in forensic explosives analysis (TD Schachel, Wiesbaden/DE)
  • Capturing the Incomprehensible: Bioanalytical Methods for the Forensic Detection of Chemical Warfare Poisoning (H. John, Munich/DE)
  • Hyphenated high-resolution mass spectrometry – the "all-in-one" device in analytical toxicology? (HH Maurer, Homburg (Saar)/DE)

Medicines of the Future (1 September 2021; together with the Division of Environmental Chemistry & Ecotoxicology)
Chairs: Stefanie Wieck, Stefan Hahn

     

  • Persistent and mobile: Pharmaceuticals in the water cycle (T. Reemtsma, Leipzig)
  • Pharmaceuticals as trace substances in our waters (A. Eisenträger, Dessau-Roßlau)
  • Environmental problems of pharmaceuticals - ways to a safe and environmentally friendly Management of pharmaceuticals (KG Steinhäuser, Berlin)
  • Pharmaceuticals and sustainability initiatives (D. Stern, Bonn/DE)
  • Sustainable Pharmacy (M. Müller, Freiburg)
  • Towards the Design of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients mineralizing readily in the Environment (N. Puhlmann, Lüneburg)

GDCh Science Forum Chemistry 2019 (17 September 2019; Aachen)

Elements of analytics
Chairs:
Wolfgang Buscher, Uwe Karst

awardee, nanoparticles, and forensics. High-profile speakers and topics of great general interest will characterize the lecture session of the Division of Analytical Chemistry. After an introduction by the President of BAM, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Panne, on the role of analytical chemistry in today's research landscape, the 2019 Fresenius awardee , Prof. Dr. Andrea Sinz and Prof. Dr. Detlev Belder, will report on their current work. Two lectures will also focus on the analysis of nanoparticles in biological systems and the environment. Forensic topics will round off the session with a look at the analysis of illegal drug laboratories and doping offenses.

     

  • Analytical Sciences: From Ostwald's Maid to Enabling Science (Ulrich Panne, Berlin)
  • Integrated Chemical Micro Laboratories (Detlev Belder, Leipzig)
  • Cross-linking/mass spectrometry for the investigation of protein structures and protein-protein interactions: Where are we now and which path do we want to take? (Andrea Sinz, Halle)
  • Nanoparticles in medicine: curse or blessing? (Uwe Karst, Münster)
  • Innovative ICP-MS based methods for the analysis of nano- and microparticles in the environment (Björn Meermann, Koblenz)
  • Forensic analysis for the evaluation of illegal drug laboratories (Michael Pütz, Wiesbaden)
  • Doping analysis - detection of prohibited substances and their degradation products (Mario Thevis, Cologne)

ANAKON 2019 (March 25-28, 2019; Münster)

ANAKON 2017 (April 3-6, 2017; Tübingen)

ANAKON 2015 (March 23-26, 2015; Graz / A)

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