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cians on problems of current chemical interest. The conference also presents current mathematical methods and approaches in the various areas of chemistry. The conference will be devoted to various aspects of mathematical application in chemistry with special emphasis on the following topics: Graph theory Combinatorics Information theory Mathematical modeling Non-numerical methods in chemistry Topology - Chemometrics and coding of chemical structures Computational chemistry Other topics relevant to mathematical chemistry Contributions in other relevant areas are also welcome. The program will consist of a series of keynote and plenary lectures, followed by presentation of posters. English will be the official language. Keynote speakers include: Professor Jeremy K. Burdett (Chicago), Professor Nicolaos D. Epiotis (Seattle), Professor William C. Herndon (El Paso), and Dr. Jerome Karle (1985 Nobelist; US Navy). The full text of invited lectures, contributed papers and posters will be published in a volume of conference proceedings. The registration fee is US$ 200 if paid before 30 April 1993, and US$ 225 if paid later. The registration fee for students is US$25. further information, For please contact: Dr. Jerry Ray Dias, University of MissouriKansas City, Chemistry Depart5100 Rockhill Road, ment,
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1993 Gordon Research Conference on Statistics in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering New Hampton School, New Hampton, NH, USA, 29-30 July 1993 This conference, which has met annually since 1951, brings together researchers and practitioners in the fields of statistics, chemistry and chemical engineering in a relaxed and informal setting. The objective of the Gordon Research Conferences is to explore the ‘frontiers of science’. Participants will discuss new developments in statistical methodology and new applications of statistics to chemistry and chemical engineering. There are two talks each day with the exception of Friday, with extended time for open discussion after each formal presentation. There are also round-table discussions and a poster session which will give attendees the opportunity to post recent research results, and to discuss these with others at designated times. The 1993 Conference will feature nine eminent speakers and discussants who are doing frontier research in the areas of the conference. Through a generous donation from the Statistics Division of the American Society of Quality Control, approximately six grants are
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available to pay for the registration, lodging and food for beginning researchers (the usual cost is US$430). These grants are available to individuals who have received their highest degree since May 1990 or who are still in school and who are involved in research in statistics, chemistry, or chemical engineering, or some combination of these. Preference will be given to individuals who also apply to present research results in the contributed paper poster session. information, For further please contact the Conference Chair: Roger W. Hoerl, Scott Paper Company, Scott Plaza I, Philadelphia, PA 19113, USA. Tel.: (+1215) 5225011.
Second European Symposium on Near Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy: Aspects of Industrial Use Kolding, Denmark, 30 August2 September 1993 The Second European Symposium on Near Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy covering Aspects of Industrial Use is organised by the RAIN Group of the Biotechnological Institute in Kolding, Denmark. The target group of the Symposium is potential users of NIR as well as active users who desire a deeper insight into the many facets of NIR. The Symposium provides a unique opportunity of attaining an adequate knowledge of NIR through
cians on problems of current chemical interest. The conference also presents current mathematical methods and approaches in the various areas of chemistry. The conference will be devoted to various aspects of mathematical application in chemistry with special emphasis on the following topics: Graph theory Combinatorics Information theory Mathematical modeling Non-numerical methods in chemistry Topology - Chemometrics and coding of chemical structures Computational chemistry Other topics relevant to mathematical chemistry Contributions in other relevant areas are also welcome. The program will consist of a series of keynote and plenary lectures, followed by presentation of posters. English will be the official language. Keynote speakers include: Professor Jeremy K. Burdett (Chicago), Professor Nicolaos D. Epiotis (Seattle), Professor William C. Herndon (El Paso), and Dr. Jerome Karle (1985 Nobelist; US Navy). The full text of invited lectures, contributed papers and posters will be published in a volume of conference proceedings. The registration fee is US$ 200 if paid before 30 April 1993, and US$ 225 if paid later. The registration fee for students is US$25. further information, For please contact: Dr. Jerry Ray Dias, University of MissouriKansas City, Chemistry Depart5100 Rockhill Road, ment,
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iUonitor/Chemom.
Kansas City, MO 64110-2499, USA. Tel. (+l 816) 2352285; fax: (+1816) 2351717.
1993 Gordon Research Conference on Statistics in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering New Hampton School, New Hampton, NH, USA, 29-30 July 1993 This conference, which has met annually since 1951, brings together researchers and practitioners in the fields of statistics, chemistry and chemical engineering in a relaxed and informal setting. The objective of the Gordon Research Conferences is to explore the ‘frontiers of science’. Participants will discuss new developments in statistical methodology and new applications of statistics to chemistry and chemical engineering. There are two talks each day with the exception of Friday, with extended time for open discussion after each formal presentation. There are also round-table discussions and a poster session which will give attendees the opportunity to post recent research results, and to discuss these with others at designated times. The 1993 Conference will feature nine eminent speakers and discussants who are doing frontier research in the areas of the conference. Through a generous donation from the Statistics Division of the American Society of Quality Control, approximately six grants are
Intell. Lab. Syst. 18 (19HJ 22!GZ33 W
available to pay for the registration, lodging and food for beginning researchers (the usual cost is US$430). These grants are available to individuals who have received their highest degree since May 1990 or who are still in school and who are involved in research in statistics, chemistry, or chemical engineering, or some combination of these. Preference will be given to individuals who also apply to present research results in the contributed paper poster session. information, For further please contact the Conference Chair: Roger W. Hoerl, Scott Paper Company, Scott Plaza I, Philadelphia, PA 19113, USA. Tel.: (+1215) 5225011.
Second European Symposium on Near Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy: Aspects of Industrial Use Kolding, Denmark, 30 August2 September 1993 The Second European Symposium on Near Infrared (NIR) Spectroscopy covering Aspects of Industrial Use is organised by the RAIN Group of the Biotechnological Institute in Kolding, Denmark. The target group of the Symposium is potential users of NIR as well as active users who desire a deeper insight into the many facets of NIR. The Symposium provides a unique opportunity of attaining an adequate knowledge of NIR through