Support of the 3rd Annual International Conference on High Resolution Sector Field ICPMS (Atlanta, Georgia; October, 2002)

0226848 ghazi该奖项将支持于2002年10月2-5日在乔治亚州亚特兰大乔治亚州立大学地质系举行的第三届高分辨率领域领域ICPMS年度国际会议/研讨会。这次国际会议是前两次成功会议的延续，分别在弗吉尼亚州诺福克（2000年）和奥地利维也纳（2001年）举行。目前全球有300多台单收集器和近100台多收集器高分辨率ICP质谱仪。我们申请资金来组织这次会议，汇集世界各地在高分辨率ICP质谱及其附属仪器（如激光烧蚀、HPLC、CE、Microdrill技术）领域工作的所有科学家。本次会议旨在成为一个交流思想和展示已完成或正在进行的工作的论坛，供在同一领域工作的国际研究小组进行评论和讨论，以及与来自制造商的研究同事讨论仪器的未来目标和改进。会议将以高分辨率等离子体质谱领域的最新发展为特色，我们鼓励来自各种应用的用户参与。我们特别鼓励研究生和博士后的参与。我们将以报告的形式总结本次会议的成果，记录ICPMS和基于HR-ICPMS的研究方向和优先事项。我们期望本报告将对可纳入本科和研究生地球科学课程的有用和适当的基于仪器的主题的发展发表评论

0226848GhaziThis award will support the 3rd annual International Conference/Workshop on High Resolution Sector Field ICPMS to be held at the Department of Geology, Georgia State University, Atlanta, GA on October 2-5, 2002. This international conference is a continuation of the previous two successful meetings that were held in Norfolk, Virginia, (2000), and in Vienna, Austria (2001). There are now more than 300 single collector and nearly 100 multicollector high resolution ICP mass spectrometers around the world. We request funding to organize this meeting to bring together all the scientists around the world who work in the field of high resolution ICP mass spectrometry and accessory instrumentation (e.g., laser ablation, HPLC, CE, Microdrill techniques). This conference is intended to be a forum for the exchange of ideas and the presentation of work completed or in progress, for comment and discussion among international research groups working in the same field, as well as with research colleagues from the manufacturers to discuss future goals and improvements with the instrumentation. The conference will feature newest development in the field of high resolution plasma mass spectrometry, and we encourage participation of users from all kinds of applications. We specially encourage the participation of graduate students and post-docs. We will summarize the outcomes from this conference in the form of a report documenting directions and priorities in ICPMS and HR-ICPMS based-research. We anticipate that this report will comment on the development of useful and appropriate instrument-based topics which can be included in undergraduate and graduate geosciences curricula.***