9th  Multidimensional Chromatography Workshop - MOECC

Monday January 8th,  2018
 
8:30 am – Registration and Coffee/Tea

9:00 am Opening Remarks
 
9:10 am   Can GC×GC Ever Be the DNA Profiling of Environmental Forensics?
Jack Cochran
 
9:50 am   GCxGC data pre-processing, an omitted step in the analytical workflow 
Pierre-Hugues Stefanuto, University of Liege
 
10:10 am Morning Break
 
10:40 am Temperature programming of the 2nd dimension in GCxGC
Tadeusz Gorecki, University of Waterloo
 
11:00 am What Should I Choose Flow Modulation or Thermal Modulation?  An Analytical Viewpoint
David Borton LECO Corporation
 
11:20 am  Thermodynamic-based Retention Maps for GCxGC Column Phase Selection
James Harynuk, University of Alberta
 
11:40 am Selective Fractionation Using a Temperature Programmable Microfluidic Retention Gap for GC/MS. 
Matthew Giardina, Agilent Technologies
 
Noon   Lunch Break
 
1:00 pm   Gaining a Competitive Advantage with GCxGC in a Routine Laboratory,
Michelle Misselwitz
 
1:20 pm Fast and efficient group-type analysis by GCxGC
Matthew Edwards, SepSolve Analytical

1:40 pm Investigating Sample Differences with Comprehensive Two-Dimensional Chromatography Data:From Simple to Complex
Qingping Tao, GC Image, LLC
 
2:00 pm Application of GCxGC-TOF to Detection of Chemical Warfare Agents and Metabolites
Carolyn Koester, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
 
2:20 pm Afternoon Break

2:40 pm Identification of Novel Halogenated Organic Contaminants in Great Lakes Fish by GCxGC-HR-ToF Mass Spectrometry
Aikebaier Renaguli, Clarkson University
 
3:00 pm  Preliminary GCxGC-High Resolution TOFMS Results from Participation in EPAs Non-Target Analysis   Collaborative Trial (ENTACT).
Todd Richards, LECO Corporation
  
3:20 pm  Analysis of POPs in condor plasma using complementary ionization methods and GCxGC with high resolution time-of-flight mass spectrometry
David Alonso, LECO Corporation
 
3:40 pm Identification of N-heterocyclic Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds in Source Materials and Environmental Samples from the Oil Sands Area of Alberta.
Leah Chibwe Environment Canada and Climate Change   
 
4:00 pm Simply GCxGC - An Online Tool for GCxGC Method Development
Mark Merrick, Leco Corporation


Tuesday  January 9th, 2018
 
8:30 am – Registration and Coffee/Tea
 
9:00 am Multi-Analyte Profiling of Stem Cells by GCxGC/TOF MS
John Dimandja, Georgia Tech
 
9:30 am An overview of analytical advances for the characterization of decomposition odor
Lena Dubois, University of Liege, Belgium
 
9:50 am  Tentative differentiation of asthma phenotypes using GCxGC-TOFMS
Delphine Zanella, University of Liege
 
10:10 am Morning Break
 
10:40 am Multidimensional Chromatography in Network Proteomics
Reza Pourhaghighi, University of Toronto


11:00 am   Targeted and non-targeted analysis of the serum exposome using high resolution mass spectrometry
Alicia Mell, University of Toronto, Sick Kids/MOECC
 
11:20 am Chemical fingerprinting of coal tar- and asphalt-based pavement sealcoat products by FT-ICRMS and GCxGC/HRMS,
Dave Bowman, University of Toronto/MOECC
 
11:40 am  Two dimensional gas chromatography for the analysis of polycyclic compounds and their alkylated homologues in environmental sample
Ifeoluwa Grace Idowu, University of Manitoba
 
Noon  Lunch Break
 
1:00 pm  Derivatization and detection of conjugated dienes in petroleum streams using GCxGC-NCD
Rafal Gieleciak, Natural Resources Canada Canmet ENERGY-Devon
 
1:20 pm A comparison of GCXGC-HRMS and FT-MS for the analysis of Naphthenic Acid Fraction Components (NAFCs)
Sophia Schrekenbach, Mount Royal University/MOECC
 
1:40 pm An Intelligent Multidimensional Purity Analysis and Confirmation Tool for Chiral Drug Synthesis
Debasis Mallik York University 
 
2:00 pm   High throughput Perfluorinated Compound Analysis in Water by a 2D-LC-MS/MS system
Josh Ye, PerkinElmer Canada

2:20 pm Afternoon Break

2:40 pm Comprehensive targeted and non-targeted analysis of various indoor dust samples using LC-HRMS with Ion Mobility, 
Lauren Mullin, Waters
 
3:00 pm Development of an LCxLC system using green solvents in both dimensions.
Alshymaa Ali, University of Waterloo, Department of Chemistry.
 
3:20 pm   Advancements in Complementary Liquid Chromatography Detectors: Charged Aerosol Detector, UV, Mass Spectrometer,
Mark Netsch, Thermo Fisher Scientific
 
3:40 pm  Closing Remarks