2ND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON MASS SPECTROMETRY

该提案要求对规划工作提供部分支持， 第二届国际弥撒研讨会的组织 健康和生命科学中的光谱学 1989年9月，加利福尼亚州旧金山弗朗西斯科。 的目的 会议的目的是把那些 质谱分析的能力的优势，以解决关键 在各自学科中的科学问题， 科学家们正在领导 这场革命为研究生物学开辟了全新的前景。 生物学中的分子组成 它旨在澄清 健康和生命科学领域问题的范围和类型， 这些创新的革命性的方法，在质谱分析中， 可以最恰当地解决。 它的目的是交叉施肥 现有的和潜在的生物用户和目前的 技术创新者和开发者，并促进共生 这将有助于推动质谱技术的发展 对生命和健康科学家最有用的方向， 临床医生 它的目的是提供一个连贯的主题的生活 和生物科学在分子鉴定水平。 由于没有平行会议， 各学科专家分享想法的机会 通过正式的介绍和讨论。 三百到 预计将有350名与会者， 35名全体讲师和特邀演讲者。 观众 将包括来自生命和健康领域所有学科的参与者， 分子鉴定和定量的科学 提供了最低的化学共同点， 对生命系统的科学探索。 来自生命和健康领域不同学科的代表 科学将由技术专家补充， 在这些各自问题中利用质谱 地区 这些将包括在最前沿的专家， 新物理、仪器和计算机的发展 这些技术对于整个人类社会的进步是必要的。 领域 此外，研究生工作在各种 研究领域，以及该领域的新来者将是其中的一部分， 参与的观众。 研讨会的会议记录将在 会议后六个月内发表。

The proposal requests partial support for the planning and organization of the Second International Symposium on Mass Spectrometry in the Health and Life Sciences to be held September, 1989 in San Francisco, CA. The aim of this conference is to bring together those scientists who have taken advantage of the capabilities of mass spectrometry to address key scientific questions in their respective disciplines, and those scientists who are leading the methodological instrumentation revolution which has opened up entirely new vistas for study of molecular composition in biology. It is intended to clarify the scope and types of problems in health and life sciences which these innovative, revolutionary approaches, in mass spectrometry can address most appropriately. It is intended to cross-fertilize the existing and potential biological user and the present technique innovator and developer, and to catalyze the symbiosis which will help to promote the development of mass spectrometry in directions most useful to the life and health scientists and clinicians. It is intended to provide a coherent theme of the life and biological sciences at the molecular identification level. Since there will be no parallel sessions, there will be ample opportunity for experts in a variety of disciplines to share ideas through formal presentation and discussion. Three hundred to three hundred and fifty participants are expected in addition to thirty-five plenary lecturers and invited speakers. The audience will include participants from all disciplines in the life and health sciences in which molecular identification and quantification provide the lowest chemical common denominator in the scientific quest for the understanding of living systems. Representatives from the diverse disciplines in the life and health sciences will be complemented by experts in the techniques of utilization of mass spectrometry in these respective problem areas. These will include experts at the forefront in the development of new physical, instrumental and computer techniques which are necessary for the advance of the entire field. In addition, graduate students working in a variety of research areas, as well as newcomers to the field will be part of the participating audience. Proceedings of the symposium will be published within six months of meeting.