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Listed below are the short courses and workshops that deal specifically with stable isotopes.  Be sure to check with the organizer of the course being offered, as some courses are geared more toward the research of stable isotopes within a specific discipline, while others are directed toward the technical aspects of instrumentation used

in the analysis of isotopes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The IRMS training courses are designed to familiarize Thermo Electron users with instrument operations, regular

maintenance, and troubleshooting tips. Get the most out of your instruments by learning the diagnostic practices

essential to the long-term reliability of the instruments and the results they produce.

 

IRMS Course Dates

Schedule 2008

April 21-30
EA-IRMS (2 Days) 21-22
MS-IRMS (3 Days) 23-25
GC-IRMS (3 Days) 28-30

July 07-16
EA-IRMS (2 Days) 07-08
MS-IRMS (3 Days) 09-11
GC-IRMS (3 Days) 14-16

 

The Courses:

 

EA-IRMS (2 days)
Description - Elemental Analysers: CE, COSTECH and Elementar.  Autosamplers: MAS200,

AS128, AS200, COSTECH P150 and ZERO BLANK.  ConFlo II & III interfaces.

MASS SPEC-IRMS (3 days)
Description - Finnigan MAT IRMS (DeltaPlus (XL, XP and Advantage) and MAT 252, 253)

 

GC-IRMS (3 days)

Description - Gas chromatographs: HP6890 and Thermo Trace GC.  Autosamplers: CTC

GC-PAL, Combi-PAL & A200S Interface: GC-C-III   Others: GasBench II & PreCon.

 

To register or for more information about course availability, contact Sue McAuley at sue.mcauley@isomass.com.

 

14th Canadian Continuous Flow Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry (CF-IRMS) Workshop.

 

http://cfirms2008.webhop.org
 
The workshop runs from June 15-18, 2008 in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada on the University of Saskatchewan campus. It brings together
researchers, technicians, graduate students and manufacturers from
around the globe in a casual setting to discuss the technical issues
surrounding Stable Isotope Analysis. Students may compete for a student
prize as described on the web site.  The focus of the workshop is not on
specific scientific results and interpretation of data, as in other
conferences. Instead, this is an opportunity  to discuss problems and
advances in CF-IRMS measurement techniques.  Professors, lab managers,
technicians, and grad students alike all benefit from  the experience.





Radiocarbon in Ecology and Earth System Science
 
July 14-19, 2008
 
University of California, Irvine
 
http://ecology.botany.ufl.edu/radiocarbon08/

Cornell University

 

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