Short Courses and Workshops


                  

 

                            


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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 2009

 

 

July 06-15
EA-IRMS (2 Days) 06-07
MS-IRMS
(3 Days) 08-10
GC-IRMS
(3 Days) 13-15

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.


The Future of Continental Scientific Drilling: A U.S. Perspective

 

June 4th-5th, 2009

Comfort Inn and Brown Palace

Denver, Colorado

 

Details for the workshop can be found at

http://www.geo.ku.edu/~geology/csw/index.shtml


 

 

 

http://stableisotopes.net


 

The 15th Continuous Flow IRMS Workshop will be held in Ithaca, NY at Cornell University from Sunday June 28th through Wednesday July 1st 2009.

 

http://www.eeb.cornell.edu/isogeochem/Homepage_CFIRMS


Advanced Isodat-ISL training course.

 

The course will take place on June 23-25, 2009.  This is the week before the 15th

Canadian Continuous Flow workshop at Cornell University, NY which is driving

distance from Ottawa.  Registration and course cost as well as further information will be given at the second and last posting a week or so from now; when the website is ready.

 

The course instructors will be Gilles St-Jean (Research Scientist, U of Ottawa) and Holger Jeglinski (Thermo, Software Manager and designer of Isodat).  The course is organised by Isomass Scientific Inc and will be hosted by the G.G. Hatch Isotope Laboratory http://www.isotope.uottawa.ca/ at the University of Ottawa, Department of Earth Sciences, Ottawa Ontario Canada.


 

2009
Radiocarbon in

ECOLOGY AND EARTH
SYSTEM SCIENCE

 

http://ecology.botany.ufl.edu/radiocarbon09/index.html

 


X ISOTOPE WORKSHOP of the ESIR

 

http://www.ing.uni.wroc.pl/~esir/

 


 

http://oregonstate.edu/conferences/isotope2009/


Cornell University

 

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