2008 Pittcon Final Program - Pittcon Web Archives

3:20 (660-4) Performance Characterizations and Comparisons of
HPLC Column Options for Ultra High-Speed and High-Resolution HPLC
Separations MAUREEN JOSEPH, Agilent Technologies, William Barber,
William Long, Brian A Bidlingmeyer
3:50 (660-5) Fast Analysis Using Microflow LC at Elevated
Temperatures and Smaller Particles HUNG-YUAN CHENG, Eksigent
Technologies, Jason Andrew Starkey, Phillip DeLand, Remco van Soest
4:20 (660-6) Achieving High Speed HPLC Performance at
Moderate Pressures HILLEL BRANDES, Supelco, William Campbell, Richard
A Henry, Wayne K Way, Russel Gant, Paul Ross, David S Bell
ORGANIZED CONTRIBUTED
Session 670
SESSION
Environmental Characterization and Management of High Level
Radioactive Waste - arranged by Amy Ekechukwu, Savannah River
National Laboratory and Michael Brisson, Savannah River Site
Monday Afternoon, Room 245
Amy Ekechukwu, Savannah River National Laboratory, Presiding
1:30 (670-1) Immobilization of High Level Defense Waste at the
Savannah River Site CHARLES COLEMAN, Savannah River National
Laboratory
1:50 (670-2) Corrosion Control Strategies for High Level Nuclear
Waste Tanks ROBERT J RAY, Savannah River National Laboratories, Amy A
Ekechukwu, John E Young
2:10 (670-3) Separation and Purification and Beta Liquid
Scintillation Analysis of Sm-151 on Savannah River Site and Hanford Site
DOE High Level Waste RAYMOND ALLEN DEWBERRY, Savannah River
National Laboratory, William T Boyce, Ned E Bibler, Amy A Ekechukwu
2:30 (670-4) Rapid Methods for Environmental Radiochemistry
LAWRENCE JASSIN, Eichrom Technologies LLC
2:50 Recess
3:05 (670-5) In situ pH Adjustment to Minimize Migration of
Metals and Radionuclides in Groundwater MILES DENHAM, Savannah
River National Laboratory
3:25 (670-6) Hanford Tank Waste Sludge Characterization:
Navigating the Analytical Maelstrom MATTHEW KEITH EDWARDS, Battelle,
Sandra K Fiskum, Reid Peterson
3:45 (670-7) Hanford Tank Waste Sludge Characterization:
Bridging the Gap between Analytical Results and Composition SANDRA K
FISKUM, Battelle, Matthew Keith Edwards, Reid Peterson, Evan Jenson, Edgar
Buck, Richard Daniel, Lanee Snow
4:05 (670-8) Rapid Radionuclide Remediation EDEL MINOGUE,
Los Alamos National Laboratory
ORGANIZED CONTRIBUTED
Session 680
SESSION
Ionophore-Based Chemical Sensors II - arranged by Eric Bakker,
Purdue University, Philippe Buhlmann, University of Minnesota and Erno
Pretsch, ETH Zurich
Monday Afternoon, Room 271
Philippe Buhlmann, University of Minnesota, Presiding
1:30 (680-1) New Picture of Ionic Secretion from Epithelial Cells
Obtained in vitro Using Ion-Selective Electrodes and Quantitative Mass
Transport Reconstruction MIKLOS GRATZL, Case Western Reserve
University, Sumitha P Nair
1:50 (680-2) Photocontrolled Binding and Release of Guest
Species at Spiropyran Modified Surfaces DERMOT DIAMOND, Dublin City
University, Silvia Scarmagnani, Robert Byrne, Aleksandar Radu
2:10 (680-3) Receptor-Based Solvent-Free Extractions for the
Development of Fluorous Solid Phase Microextraction KRISTI L O'NEAL,
University of Pittsburgh, Hong Zhao, Max Osipov, Stephen G Weber
2:30 (680-4) Ionophore-Doped Ion-Selective Electrodes (ISEs)
with Perfluorinated Polymeric Matrixes PHILIPPE BUHLMANN, University of
Minnesota, Paul G Boswell, Chunze Lai, Elizabeth C Lugert, Annie N Leung
2:50 Recess
3:05 (680-5) All-Solid-State Reference Electrodes: Choosing the
Right Membrane Matrix AGATA MICHALSKA , University of Warsaw, Anna
Kisiel , Krzysztof Maksymiuk
3:25 (680-6) Direct Measurement of Total Calcium in
Physiological Fluids with Pulsed Chronopotentiometry at Polymeric Ion-
Selective Membranes KEBEDE L GEMENE, Purdue University, Eric Bakker
3:45 (680-7) Chemical Sensors Based on Chemical Sensing
Probes and Devices KOJI SUZUKI, Keio University
4:05 (680-8) Fine-Tuning the Behavior of Ion-Selective Electrodes
LEONIDAS G BACHAS, University of Kentucky, Vasileios Gavalas, Andrea
New, Elsayed Zahran
ORAL SESSION Session 690
'Omics: Proteomics, Lipidomics, Metabolomics
Monday Afternoon, Room 263
Brian Bidlingmeyer, Agilent Technologies, Presiding
1:30 (690-1) Phospholipid Profiling of Yeast EVA-MARIA HEIN,
ISAS - Institute For Analytical Sciences, Lars M Blank, Andreas Schmid, Heiko
Hayen
1:50 (690-2) Comprehensive and Comparative Analysis of
Phospholipid Profile of Mammalian Tissues from Mice Fed Different Diets
by MALDI-FTMS CHARLES L WILKINS, University of Arkansas, Marricor A
Batoy, Josephine Griffith, Sabine Borgmann, Jeffrey Jones, Alyssa Hasty
2:10 (690-3) Multianalyte Analysis Using Electrode Array
Detection and Microchip Capillary Electrophoresis RYAN E HOLCOMB,
Colorado State University, James R Kraly, Qian Guan, Charles S Henry
2:30 (690-4) Extracting Biological Significance from NMR-Based
Metabolomics Data MICHELLE D'SOUZA, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Chen Peng,
Gregory M Banik, Scott Ramos, Ian Lewis, John Markley
2:50 Recess
3:05 (690-5) A Novel Electrochemical Array Detector with
Enhanced Selectivity for Microchip Capillary Electrophoresis JAMES R
KRALY, Colorado State University, Ryan E Holcomb, Qian Guan, Charles S
Henry
3:25 (690-6) Achieve Class Separation, NMR-Based
Metabolomics MICHELLE D'SOUZA, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Chen Peng,
Gregory M Banik
3:45 (690-7) pH-Responsive Protein Microcompartmentation in
Synthetic Cytoplasm LISA M DOMINAK, The Pennsylvania State University,
Christine Keating, Scott Long
4:05 (690-8) Application of High-Resolution Multireflecting
Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer with Electrospray Ionization for
Metabolite Profiling MATTHEW GIARDINA, LECO Corporation, Viatcheslav
Artaev
ORAL SESSION Session 700
Advances in Separation Science I
Monday Afternoon, Room 270
Garry Lynch, Bechtel Bettis, Inc., Presiding
1:30 (700-1) On-line SPE-LC-MS for Ultra Trace Analysis of
Antibiotics in River and Ground Water FRANK STEINER, Dionex
Corporation, Frank Arnold, Verena Fraas, Markus Martin, Christian Huber
1:50 (700-2) Solid-Phase Extraction under Hydrophilic Interaction
Conditions: A Novel Approach for Sample Preparation KRISHNA M.R.
KALLURY, Phenomenex, Vidya Baliga
2:10 (700-3) Preconcentration and Separation of Cr(III) and Cr(VI)
Using Sawdust as a Sorbent SAIMA QAYYUM MEMON , University of Sindh
2:30 (700-4) Nucleotide Ion Exchange with Surface-Confined
Ionic Liquid Stationary Phases PATRICE RENEE FIELDS, University of
Cincinnati, Apryll Stalcup
2:50 Recess
3:05 (700-5) Quantification of Neomycin B, Neomycin C, and
Apramycin in Animal Feeds by Liquid Chromatography Fluorescence
Detection with Post-Column Derivatization JULEE L DRIVER, South Dakota
State University, Douglas Raynie, Nancy S Thiex, Maria Ofitserova, Michael
Pickering