Call for papers: Solutions in Science Conference

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Call for papers: Solutions in Science Conference

01 Feb, 2025

The Scientific Committee for the Solutions in Science (SinS) conference and exhibition are inviting contributions for both Oral and Poster presentations for this year’s meeting. SinS is a dedicated meeting and networking for Scientists, analytical chemists, Laboratory managers and researchers from Industry, academia, and analytical interest groups. The aim of SinS is to discuss and share applications, methods, and analytical procedures.

Authors are encouraged to submit their papers for consideration as part of the SinS technical programme. The submission deadline is 17th April 2025.

The SinS Scientific Committee is currently seeking papers and posters on a range of subjects, including:

  • Atmospheric analyses
  • Climate change
  • Clinical
  • Concerning the environment
  • Data & AI
  • Developments in instrumentation
  • Food Testing
  • Fuel, fuel cells & energy
  • Functional materials
  • Future medicines
  • Green technologies
  • Health
  • Non-targeted analyses
  • Omics
  • Security & forensics
  • Sustainable agrochem, pharma & personal care
  • Water analyses

Submit an abstract here.

The SinS conference and exhibition will take place in Brighton, UK, from 15th to 17th July 2025. Registration for this event will open soon. For further details follow the SinS page in LinkedIn or contact us today.

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