Pittcon is well known in scientific and technical circles as the world’s largest annual conference and exposition for laboratory science. It is known as a ‘must see’ for those interested in the latest analytical tools for analysing gases and impurities.
This year’s conference and expo runs from 13th March through to 18th March at the Georgia World Congress Centre in Atlanta, Georgia, US. At least 950 exhibitors – a similar turnout to last year’s event – are expected on the floor, showcasing the latest technology and instrumentation.
In addition a diverse technical programme featuring over 2,200 abstracts to technical presentations and more than 100 short courses will be on offer, providing opportunities to stay up-to-date or delve into new areas. Pittcon’s networking sessions also provide the chance to exchange innovative ideas with scientists from around the world.
Of interest
A wide range of speakers and topics will be on show at the event, including Peter Griffiths from the University of Idaho, who will be discussing atmospheric monitoring by open-path FT-IR spectroscopy.
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