WWEM 2018: Call for Abstracts

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WWEM 2018: Call for Abstracts

16 Mar, 2018

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WWEM 2018 is the 8th in the Series of International Water and Wastewater Monitoring events which focuses on companies and individuals who are involved with water, wastewater and environmental monitoring. This is a call to submit abstracts for the ‘Analytical Developments’ Conference, Telford, November 21-22.

WWEM comprises an exhibition of over 150 companies who provide instruments, equipment and services to monitor, test and analyse water and wastewater plus over 80 free technical seminar sessions on applications and case studies.

The ‘Analytical Developments’ Conferenceis being organised in collaboration with leading professional scientific interest groups from The Royal Society of Chemistry Water Science Forum, the Separation Science Group and BMSS.

We are looking for oral and poster presentations for new developments in all areas relevant to WWEM but are particularly interested in the following application areas:-

Waste Water Screening

Microplastics/Plastics in the Environment

Analysis for Passive Sampling

On-line and At-Line analysis

Metals and Nutrients

Bio Toxicity and Speciation

Taste and Odour

Automation

Data Analysis, Interpretation and Modelling

If you would like to be considered for an oral or poster presentation please visit the WWEM portal at www.ilmexhibitions.com to submit details and an abstract of 200-500 words briefly outlining the application area, key benefits and novelty of your research.

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