4–5 Dec
Phoenix, AZ, USA
https://www.nanoscience.com/qcmtraining/

The aim of the course is to provide a basic level of understanding of QCM-D technology, routine applications and how to operate the QSense instrument. QSense methods and protocols will be reviewed and used throughout the course.

The course contains:
• Theory behind the QCM-D technology and how the technology is applied in different fields of research and industrial applications
• Several hands-on sessions where you will learn how to handle the instrument and how to design experiments to get the most out of the runs
• Data analysis in Dfind analysis software; how to interpret data and extract as much information as possible

To register, please contact Nanoscience Instruments
info@nanoscience.com
480.758.5400

14 Dec
London, United Kingdom
@ University College London, Department of Chemical Engineering Torrington Place, London, WC1E 7JE, United Kingdom

Registration:
usha.devi@biolinscientific.com
(Last day to register-18/12/01)
(Abstracts submit -18/11/09)
Agenda

8:45–9:00 Registration/Coffee
9:00–9:05 Introduction and Welcome,Dr Usha Devi
9:05–10:05 Invited speaker - Dr Benjamin Robinson
10:05–10:35 User presentation, TBA
10:35–11:00 Tea/Coffee
11:00–12:00 Demonstration: Langmuir Blodgett and
MicroBAM, Dr Alaric Taylor
12:00–13:00 Lunch
13:00–13:40 Invited speaker - Dr Alaric Taylor
13:40–14:30 Applications overview, Products update,
Biolin Scientific, Anna Junnila, Usha Devi
14:30–15:00 User presentation, TBA
15:00–15:30 User presentation, TBA
15:30–15:45 Coffee/Tea
15:45–16:15 User Presentation TBA
16:15–16:45 User Presentation TBA
16:45–17:00 Questions and close of meeting (All)