IONICON News & Views

The official blog – news and updates from IONICON and PTR-MS

IONICON_banner

Posts Tagged ‘poster’

New IONICON event website for Pittcon 2012

Find all information and details of our participation at Pittcon on a single page

Pittcon® is less than two months away and we’re in the middle of our preparations for the most important laboratory science US show. Looking at the success we had last year in Atlanta at Pittcon, we decided to double our exhibit space and this year we will present you more innovations than ever in a larger booth.

Be sure to visit us at booth # 3703 where you can get in touch with our experts and experience the IONICON PTR-QMS 300, N.A.S.E., the new IONIMED BET sampler and much more as individual live demonstrations. We also have scientific contributions such as posters and talks in special sessions.

You can now find more detailed information about our Pittcon program on our new dedicated event Website: schedule and appointment with us, visit our poster presentations, talks and our booth. Bookmark the site and enjoy exclusive downloads after the show such as reprints of our scientific poster presentations and other useful material.

Click here to visit our event website for Pittcon 2012.

 

Success for IONICON at Pittcon 2011

Thank you very much for visiting our booth at Pittcon!

It was a great show for us and we would like to invite you to virtually tour our booth once more, having access to valuable downloads such as our scientific posters and product information…

Pittcon® is the world’s largest annual conference and exposition for laboratory science. Pittcon 2011 will offer the latest technology and instrumentation from more than 950 exhibitors, a diverse Technical Program of over 2,200 abstracts to technical presentations, over 100 Short Courses to enhance your educational experience, and networking sessions that provide the chance to exchange innovative ideas with scientists from around the world.
(more…)

Conference and events schedule 2011

The new year 2011 starts with a series of exciting PTR-MS events

The first conferences, exhibitions and trade-shows where IONICON will take part by welcoming you at our booth, giving lectures, presenting posters or supporting science as sponsor are coming up quickly…

Mark your calendar for these events:

Please have a look at our events schedule page for more information.

Get in touch with PTR-MS! We’re looking forward to meet you soon.

58th ASMS preview

May 23 – 27, Salt Lake City, Utah

The 58th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics will be held in about one month’s time hence it’s a good opportunity to point your interest to this event and our related activities.

The American Society for Mass Spectrometry expects the attendance of of 7,000 scientists giving 3,000 presentations as talks and posters. The poster/exhibit hall will feature over 650 different posters each day and 184 exhibit booths, providing a broad array of science and technology.

We will be there too continuing our support of the ASMS as a corporate member that we have been over the last couple of years.

If you plan to visit the annual ASMS conference in Salt Lake City, drop by our booth No. 43!

In the poster/exhibit hall you will also find a corporate poster as well as a scientific poster. We’ll present our latest invention, DAI (direct aqueous injection) for PTR-MS. The poster’s title is:

Analyzing liquids via direct injection proton-transfer-reaction mass spectrometry (PTR-MS).

Session: Instrumentation: New Concepts I (671): Wednesday, May 26, 2010.

(more…)

Pittcon 2010 review

March 1-4, Orlando, FL

Despite the rather unusual moderate temperatures, Pittcon® attracted more than 10.000 conferees to the show that describes itself as ” [...] the leading showcase for scientific and technical innovation with a singular focus on laboratory science”.

IONICON was again a part of this important yearly event.

IONICON Pittcon Booth

We brought a new fresh and clear display with us and were impressed by the amount of visitors our booth and two posters that we presented in the Thursday’s session attracted.

(more…)