2008 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives

10:25 (1900-6) Advantages of Clustering in the Phase Classification
of Hyperspectral Materials Images CHRISTOPHER L STORK, Sandia
National Laboratories, Michael R Keenan
10:45 (1900-7) Predicting and Testing Cyanide-Free Electroless
Deposition of Gold onto Metal Substrates SAMUEL N KIKANDI, SUNY-
Binghamton, Omowunmi A Sadik
11:05 (1900-8) Design and Characterization of a Compact Integrated
Analytical Swatch Testing System SHERRY OWEN FARWELL, SDSM&T
and Black Hills ALPS, Adrian Verwolf, Zhongtau Cai, Yasin Yelcin
ORAL SESSION Session 1910
Microreactions in Capillaries
Wednesday Morning, Room 349
Apryll Stalcup, University of Cincinnati, Presiding
8:30 (1910-1) Electrophoretically Mediated Microanalysis for the
Determination of Total Antioxidant Capacity ADAM D CATHERMAN,
Bucknell University, Merola T Emily, Timothy G Strein
8:50 (1910-2) A Novel Microfluidics Device for Highly Sensitive
and Rapid Immunoassay for des-gamma-carboxyprothrombin TATSUO
KUROSAWA, Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Ltd., Takuma Ohtsubo,
Tomohisa Kawabata, Yihshing Shih, Luc Bousse, H. Garrette Wada, Mitsuo
Watanabe, Shinji Satomura, Chen Li
9:10 (1910-3) Parallel Fluorescent Enzyme Assays Using a
Microfabricated Multichannel Capillary Electrophoresis Chip JIAN PEI,
University of Michigan
9:30 (1910-4) ln-line Capillary-Electrophoretic Assay for Serum
Creatinine: Fundamental Investigations Toward Improving Sensitivity
SAMPATH RANASINGHE KODITHUWAKKUGE, Bucknell University, Timothy
G Strein, John W Stahl
9:50 Recess
10:05 (1910-5) Crystals of Human Lactate Dehydrogenase Isozyme
1 Show Different Levels of Enzyme Activity AOSHUANG XU, Iowa State
University, Edward S Yeung, Fenglei Li
10:25 (1910-6) Segmented Flow Analysis Using Microfluidic
Devices and High Efficiency Capillary Electrophoresis GREGORY T
ROMAN, University of Michigan, Meng Wang, Robert Kennedy
10:45 (1910-7) A Digital Microfluidic Approach to Homogeneous
Enzyme Assays ELIZABETH M MILLER, University of Toronto, Aaron R
Wheeler
11:05 (1910-8) Improved Temporal Resolution with Segmented Flow
MENG WANG, University of Michigan
ORAL SESSION Session 1920
Process Analytical Techniques
Wednesday Morning, Room 262
Mark Sparrow, Borg-Warner Automotive, Presiding
8:30 (1920-1) Robust Noninvasive Determination of Powder Blend
Homogeneity Using Near Infrared Spectrometry and Chemometrics
YUSUF SULUB, Novartis Pharmaceutical Corporation, Paul Gargiulo, James
Pazdan, Joseph Berry, Busolo Wabuyele
8:50 (1920-2) Graphical System Design as a Framework for the
Implementation of Process Analytical Technology (PAT) NEWTON DE
FARIA, National Instruments
9:10 (1920-3) Simultaneous Chemical and Morphological Analysis
of Pharmaceutical Granules JANIE DUBOIS, Malvern Instruments Inc.,
Kenneth Haber, E. Neil Lewis
9:30 (1920-4) Reduced Footprint Rugged Near Infrared Sensors
Integrated in Micro-Reactors for Real-Time Multicomponent Analysis
BERTRAND S LANHER, Aspectrics, Inc.
9:50 Recess
10:05 (1920-5) Encoded Photometric Infrared Spectrometer for
Biodiesel Fuel Analysis BOB MESSERSCHMIDT, Aspectrics, Inc., Rafael
Ostrowski, Felipe Solis, Chris Wong
10:25 (1920-6) Pore Size Characterization of Silica Monoliths Using
Capillary Flow Porometry YAN FANG, Brigham Young University, Yansheng
Liu, H. Dennis Tolley, Milton L Lee
10:45 (1920-7) Real Time Particle Classification Using Pattern
Recognition LEW BROWN, Fluid Imaging Technologies, Inc.
11:05 (1920-8) PAT, Practical Applications THOMAS BUIJS, ABB
ORAL SESSION Session 1930
Special Interest with Mass Spectrometry
Wednesday Morning, Room 350
William Budde, US Environmental Protection Agency - Retired, Presiding
8:30 (1930-1) The Use of Spectral Accuracy for Formula
Identification in Mass Spectrometry DONALD KUEHL, Cerno Bioscience,
Yongdong Wang, Ming Gu
8:50 (1930-2) The Challenges of Accurately Deconvoluting Mass
Spectrally Overlapped Ion Signals YONGDONG WANG, Cerno Bioscience,
Ming Gu, Don Kuehl
9:10 (1930-3) Classification of Jet Fuel Physical Properties by
Fuzzy Rule-Building Expert Systems Applied to Two-Way Fast GC–Fast
MS Data Objects XIAOBO SUN, Ohio University, Peter de B Harrington,
Carolyn Zimmermann, Glen P Jackson, Christopher E Bunker
9:30 (1930-4) High-Throughput Identification by Comparing
Compounds in a Molecular Structure Database with Accurate Mass
Fragmentation Data DANIEL L SWEENEY, MathSpec, Inc.
9:50 Recess
10:05 (1930-5) Coupling a Novel Atmospheric-Pressure Ionization
Source with Laser Ablation to Perform Imaging Mass Spectrometry
JACOB T SHELLEY, Indiana University, Steven J Ray, Francisco J Andrade,
Gary M Hieftje
10:25 (1930-6) Coaxial Ion Trap Using Concentric Planar Electrode
Arrays SAMUEL E TOLLEY, Torion, Aaron R Hawkins, Daniel E Austin, Brett J
Hansen, Edgar D Lee, Milton L Lee
10:45 (1930-7) Comparison of Ambient Ionization Sources for Use
in Mass Spectrometry JOSH S WILEY, Indiana University, Jacob T Shelley,
Steven J Ray, Todd Gillespie, Gary M Hieftje
NEW PRODUCT FORUM Session 1931
Software for Analysis
Wednesday Morning, Room 235
Sarah L Shockey, The Pittsburgh Conference, Presiding
8:30 (1931-1) Introducing MassWorks Software Version 1.2 for
Mass Spectrometry with Accurate Line-Shape Calibration for Improved
Formula ID from Ion Trap and High Resolution MS Systems DONALD
KUEHL, Cerno Bioscience
8:50 (1931-2) Withdrawn
9:10 (1931-3) New STARLIMS Content Manager: A Unique
Integrated Platform for Lab Informatics SIMON WOOD, STARLIMS
9:30 (1931-4) Raising the Bar: From Electronic to Enterprise Lab
Notebook KEITH MICHAEL OLEARY, LabVantage
NEW PRODUCT FORUM Session 1932
Analyzers
Wednesday Morning, Room 235
Sarah L Shockey, The Pittsburgh Conference, Presiding
10:05 (1932-1) A Method for the Preparation of NIST Traceable
Fossil Fuel Standards with Concentrations Intermediate to SRM Values
BRUCE MACDONALD, National Institute of Standards & Technology, William
Robert Kelly, Stefan Leigh
10:25 (1932-2) HY-LiTEHY-LiTE® Rapid Fuel Test ENGLISH
EDWARD, Fuel Quality Services, Inc., Howard Chesneau
10:45 (1932-3) New Moisture Sorption Isotherm Generator
ANTHONY J FONTANA, Decagon Devices, Gaylon S Campbell
11:05 (1932-4) The Sievers Innovox Laboratory TOC Analyzer: A
New Technique for Robust, High-Concentration Total Organic Carbon
(TOC) Analysis THOMAS SZAKAS, GE Analytical Instruments