What you'll Learn...

Each location offers multiple tracks that relate to a variey of industries. In addition, there will be presentations by local or national experts for each track. Below is a sampling of the industry presentations offered for this location.

*Note: Please view agenda for each location to view the actual presentations available.
Presentations subject to change.

Your registration includes:

• Admittance to your sessions of choice
• Access to our INnovation Hub – see instruments & technologies, meet laboratory services personnel and chat one-on-one with application specialists. We bring the technologies to you:
  • PinnAAcle™ 900 AA Spectrometer
  • Optima™ 8300 ICP-OES
  • NexION® ICP-MS
  • AxION® 2 TOF MS
  • AxION® Direct Sample Analysis (DSA)
  • Clarus™ 680 GC
  • Clarus™ SQ8 GC/MS
  • Flexar® UHPLC
  • SQ 300 MS for LC
  • Frontier™ FT-IR
  • Spectrum™ Two IR
  • Spotlight™ 400
  • LAMBDA™  UV/Vis
  • DSC 8500 with Autosampler
  • Consumables and Training kiosk
  • OneSource™ Instrument Services kiosk
  • Informatics kiosk
• Continental Breakfast, Lunch and breaks throughout the day
• Certificate of Attendance
• Chances to win special prizes
• PerkinElmer INspiring INnovation shirt

Who will benefit...

In addition, PerkinElmer is donating 100% of the proceeds from this event to "4-H," a charitable organization focused on providing learning opportunities for youth in a variety of areas, including science. 4-H's programs provide young people with first-hand experience in utilizing alternative energy, conserving energy and learning how to limit humanity's impact on our environment. Completing programs such as 4-H2Online, which teaches water conservation, and The Power of the Wind, which teaches youth how to take advantage of wind energy, allows young people an entry point into these important conversations. With this knowledge, 4-H'ers can interact with their community's decision-makers and help foment environmentally conscious policy. Learn more at http://www.4-h.org/youth-development-programs/4-h-science-programs/environmental-science-alternative-energy/.

Who You'll Meet...

We have asked scientists from around the area to share their knowledge and insights at each stop of the IN Tour. The following guest presenters will be giving presentations at this event (check back often as we may add presenters):

• Jeffrey S. Buyer, USDA, ARS, SAS
  Improving Agricultural Sustainability: Analyzing the Agroecosystem with GC and GC-MS
• Jose A. Centeno, Ph.D., FRSC
  Chemical and Environmental Toxicology Studies on Atmospheric Dust and Other Particulates
• Jeffrey D. Clogston Ph.D., Nanotechnology Characterization Labs at National Cancer Institute
  Resources for Preclinical Characterization of Nanomaterials for Cancer Diagnosis, Imaging, and Therapy
• Jillian F. Dlugos, Glenelg High School Student
  The UV/Visible Spectroscopy of Human Skin: Melanin Characterization in Different Ethnic Skin Types Using Diffuse Reflectance Spectroscopy
• James Neal-Kababick, Flora Research Laboratories
  Solving Phytoforensic Challenges in Dietary Supplements by Orthogonal Multi-Mode Analysis
• William R. LaCourse, Ph.D., CNMS, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
  Exploration of Novel Methods in Forensic Analysis: Explosives
• Ira S. Lurie, U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration
  Use of UHPLC and UHPLC-MS/MS for the Analysis of Seized Drugs
• Samuel K. Mbugua, Exelon Industrial Services – Lab Services, Exelon Power
  Trace Metals Analysis in Oil and Aqueous Samples: The Power Plant View
  
  

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Meet with friends and colleagues and chat one-on-one with PerkinElmer Service and Application Specialists in our exclusive INnovation Hub.