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The SciX 2020 Abstract Book is now available! Please click here to download. SciX 2020 is led by Conference General Chair Linda Yarlott and Program Chair Mary Kate Donais. The program below is current as of October 2. For the most updated program, you should refer to the virtual meeting website. A program-at-a-glance is also available on the virtual meeting website. Remember: ALL TIMES ARE EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. VIEW CONVERSIONS TO YOUR TIME ZONE. |
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LIVE STREAM CONTENTThe SciX 2020 Live Virtual Conference consists of 8 plenary presentations from award winners and 12 featured oral sessions. Plenary presentations feature a 20-minute presentation and 10 minutes of live Q&A. Each day of the Tuesday-Thursday conference there are 2 concurrent sessions in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. The sessions feature five 12-minute talks and 30 minutes of live panel Q&A. ALL TIMES SHOWN ARE EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME. VIEW CONVERSIONS TO YOUR TIME ZONE. PROGRAM IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PRE-SCIXLeading up to the live SciX virtual conference, we’ll be offering multiple activities like the following:
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Unraveling the Story of Aboriginal Australian Natural Pigments Using Nuclear and Spectroscopic Methods Rachel S. Popelka-Filcoff FRACI Inaugural Kimberley Foundation Minderoo Chair in Archaeological Science University of Melbourne Rachel’s interactive presentation will discuss layers of significance in the novel spectroscopy analysis of natural mineral pigments, and answering their key cultural questions. |
9:00 am – 10:15 am | Opening Remarks and Plenary Presentations 1 & 2 Chairs: Linda Kidder Yarlott and Mary Kate Donais |
9:00 am | Opening Remarks |
9:15 am | Plenary 1: Coblentz Society Clara Craver Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 9:35 am Discovering the Subsurface of Materials by Intact Methods: The Contribution of Micro-SORS Claudia Conti National Research Council Institute of Heritage Science |
9:45 am | Plenary 2: Society for Applied Spectroscopy Lester W. Strock Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 10:05 am The Role of Reference Methods and Reference Materials to Support Use of Regulated Nanomaterials in the Manufacturing Industry Heidi Goenaga-Infante LGC |
10:15 am | Break/Change Channels |
10:30 am – Noon | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 11:30 am |
Topics in Art/Archaeology/Forensics Part 1: Art Chemistry and Forensics Chairs: Robert Lascola and Peter Vandenabeele
From Novelty to Necessity: Integration of MA-XRF Scanning into Technical Studies Research at the Getty Karen Trentelman Treasures on Trial: The Role of Science in Decorative and Fine Arts Forgery Catherine Matsen
More information in less time: new approaches toward the treatment of multidimensional hyperspectral data in heritage science Marc Vermeulen
A Consumer-Technology Approach to Near-IR Reflectography of Paintings and Murals McKenzie Floyd Application of Spectroscopic and Imaging Techniques in the Characterization of Organic Pigments Moupi Mukhopadhyay | Topics in Molecular Spectroscopy Part 1 Chairs: Curt Marcott and Ian Lewis Single Molecule Secondary Structure Determination of Protein through Infrared Absorption Nanospectroscopy Francesco Simone Ruggeri FPGA Based Modulation Index Compensating Three-channel Quantum Cascade Laser Based Sensor for H2S, CH3SH and COS Detection in Petrochemical Process Streams Bernhard Lendl Title TBD Roy Goodacre On the nature of interactions between aqueous ionic liquids and bio-molecules revealed by synchrotron-based UV Resonance Raman spectroscopy Barbara Rossi Near-infrared discriminant analysis combined with two-dimensional correlation analysis Hoeil Chung |
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm | Break/On-demand Viewing/Special Programming |
1:00 pm – 2:30 pm | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 2:00 pm |
Topics in Art/Archaeology/Forensics Part 2: Archaeological Chemistry Chairs: Andrew Zipkin and Jayde Hirniak Applications of Scanning Electron Microscopy and Portable X-ray Fluorescence Spectrometry in the Identification of a 2000-year-old Tattoo Tool Andrew Gillreath-Brown Non-Destructive Imaging Techniques for the Study of Archaeological Perishables Gina Watkinson Investigating the Organization of Production for Inka Polychrome Pottery from Pachacamac, Peru Using Archaeometric Techniques James Davenport Reconstructing hominin paleoenvironments through the analysis of n-alkanes and branched glycerol dialkyl glycerol tetraethers: vegetation and temperature regimes of Paleolithic sequences in the Qinling Mountains of central China Mathew Fox Tephrochronological dating of archaeological deposits using non-visible glass shards Jayde Hirniak | Topics in Molecular Spectroscopy Part 2 Chairs: Roy Goodacre and Sian Sloan Dennison Optical mapping of biological water in single live cells by stimulated Raman excited fluorescence microscopy Lixue Shi Science Rick Van Duyne Inspired – Perspectives as a Student and Professor Amanda Haes Photothermal induced enhancement of Raman scattering – Discuss Duncan Graham Raman for biomedical safety and security Jürgen Popp SERS Imaging of Protein Receptors Zachary Schultz |
2:30 pm – On | Recess/On-demand Viewing/Special Programming |
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14 |
6:00 am - 7:30 am RSC/IRDG Supplemental Programming: Vibrational Spectroscopy
Introduction
Duncan Graham
Cascaded nanooptics to probe microsecond atomic scale phenomena
Marlous Kamp
Screening DNA-binding molecules with 2D-IR spectroscopy - structure, dynamics and function
Neil Hunt
Quantitative hyperspectral coherent Raman scattering microscopy for label-free bioimaging
Paolo Borri
Imaging cellular dynamics using ratiometric Raman spectroscopy
Will Tipping
Q&A Session
8:00 am – 9:00 am | Plenary Presentations 3 & 4 |
8:00 am | Plenary 3: FACSS Charles Mann Award for Applied Raman Spectroscopy |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 8:20 am 50 Years of Biomedical Application of Raman Spectroscopy Yuki Ozaki Kwansei Gakuin University |
8:30 am | Plenary 4: Applied Spectroscopy and SAS William F. Meggers Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 8:50 am Charge-Shifting Lock-In CCD Operation Combined with Shifted Excitation Raman Difference Spectroscopy Kay Sowoidnich Ferdinand-Braun-Institut Leibniz-Institut für Höchstfrequenztechnik
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9:00 am – 11:30 am | Break/On-demand Viewing/Special Programming |
11:30 am – 12:30 pm | Plenary Presentations 5 & 6 |
11:30 am | Plenary 5: Spectroscopy Magazine's Emerging Leader in Molecular Spectroscopy Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 11:50 am Understanding Brain Neurochemistry: Imaging Neuromodulators with Near Infrared Fluorescent Nanocarbons Markita del Carpio Landry University of California, Berkeley |
12:00 pm | Plenary 6: ANACHEM Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 12:20 pm Interfacial Free Charge Density Gradients in Room Temperature Ionic Liquids Gary Blanchard Michigan State University |
12:30 pm | Break/Change Channels |
12:45 pm – 2:15 pm | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 1:45 pm |
Topics in Atomic Spectroscopy Part 1 Chairs: Derrick Quarles and Ben Manard LIBS-01.1 Nerea Bordel Automated elemental analysis of dietary supplements using laser ablation ICP-MS Todor Todorov LIBS-02.3 Vassilia Zorba Identification and quantification of arsenic species in Pacific geoduck clam (Panopea generosa) Lee Yu Advances in matrix-matched standards for biomedical analysis Matthieu Baudelet | Topics in Chemometrics Chair: Federico Marini and Peter Harrington Classical Least Squares Calibration using Partial Analyte’s Knowledge Hamid Abdollahi On-board Chemometric Models with Portable Raman Spectroscopy for Identifying Plasticizers in Food Contact Materials Betsy Jean Yakes Interpretable Deep Neural Networks for Infrared Microscopic Images in Clinical Studies Axel Mosig A Quantitative Reliability Metric for Querying Large Databases Peter Harrington On the use of deep learning for small biomedical data sets Thomas Bocklitz |
2:15 pm | Break/Change Channels |
2:30 pm – 4:00 pm | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 3:30 pm |
Topics in Atomic Spectroscopy Part 2 Chair: Derrick Quarles and Ben Manard Advances in Elemental Analysis of Non-metals by Plasma Assisted Reaction Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometry Kaveh Jorabchi LIBS for Planetary Exploration: The Sky is NOT the Limit Roger Wiens Background Subtraction in Near-surface Analysis with GD-OES - Adding a New Dimension with the High-resolution CCD Spectrometer Arne Bengtson Challenges in the laser ablation of soft tissues Pavel Porizka TBD (Pushing the limits in isotope ratio analysis - selected examples) Michael Wieser | Topics in Biomedical and Bioanalytical Chairs: Katherine Hollywood and Rohith Reddy
Next-Generation Synthetic Receptors for Advancing Selective Virus Detection Boris Mizaikoff Higher Harmonic Generation for Instant Pathology: Results from the Clinic Marloes Groot Deep Learning-enabled Computational Microscopy and Sensing Kevin De Haan A Bioinspired Plasmonic Sensing Platform to Fingerprint Bacterial Metabolism Regina Ragan Exploring the Clinical Potential of Raman Imaging with SERS-based Nanoparticles for Improved Cancer Detection: Regulatory Concerns and Alternative Solutions Cristina Zavaleta |
4:00 pm – On | Recess/On-demand Viewing/Special Programming |
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm SPSJ Supplemental Programming: Perspective for Biomedical Raman Spectroscopy Raman and SRS for Cellular Analysis Duncan Graham Validation of Detection Limits of Drugs of Abuse using a Portable SERS Instrument Peter Harrington Gunshot residue analysis: can spectroscopy meet the forensics need? Igor Lednev Assessment of oocyte quality and its maturation using Raman spectroscopy Mika Ishigaki Label-free Raman analysis of live cell and tissue Hidetoshi Sato Q&A Session THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 |
7:00 am - 8:30 am CLIRSPEC Supplemental Programming
10:00 am – 11:30 am | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 11:00 am |
Topics in Education Chair: Christopher Harrison Promoting student engagement and meaningful learning in the classroom Renee Cole Supporting educational innovations by providing resources for high-quality assessment Regis Komperda Teaching Analytical Chemistry in the Time of Information Overload Katarzyna Slowinska EARLY02.2 Monolithic Spatial Heterodyne Raman Spectrometer (mSHRS): Advancement Towards Miniature Raman Spectrometers Abigail Waldron EDU-LP5 Jake Shelley | Topics in Pharmaceutical Analysis and Process Analytical Part 1 Chairs: Jim Rydzak and Shawn Chen
Raman Spectroscopy for Bioprocesses: How Hardware, Sampling and Data Analysis Decisions Drive Success Brian Marquardt PMA-01.1ATR-FTIR spectroscopy to assess protein A affinity resin performance as a function of spatial location within a column James Beattie The Multivariate Process Paradigm Brian Rohrback Use of Deep Neural Networks to develop truly diverse therapeutic antibody datasets Jeremy Shaver Hybrid Model for Real-time Reaction Monitoring Ricardo Sousa |
11:30 am | Break/Change Channels |
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm | Plenary Presentations 7 & 8 |
12:00 pm | Plenary 7: AES Lifetime Achievement Award Winner |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 12:20 am Philippe Renaud EPFL |
12:30 pm | Plenary 8: AES Mid-Career Achievement Award |
| Live Question & Answer with Presenter at 12:50 pm Alexandra Ros Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University |
1:15 pm – 2:45 pm | Parallel Featured Oral Sessions Live Question & Answer with Presenters at 2:15 pm |
Electric-field Driven Phenomena: Fundamentals, Technology Development and Applications Chairs: Wenwan Zhong and Aliaksei Boika Microchip Electrophoresis as an Analytical Tool to Study Neuroinflammatory Processes Susan Lunte Nonlinear Electrokinetic Effects in Devices with Insulating Structures Blanca Lapizco-Encinas Direct-Laser-Writing-Enabled Microfluidic Devices for Cardiac Tissue Studies Alice White Electric-field-driven microfluidics for rapid CRISPR-based diagnostics and its application to COVID-19 detection Juan Santiago Thermally-Responsive Nanophases in Capillary Electrophoresis Separations Lisa Holland | Topics in Pharmaceutical Analysis and Process Analytical Part 2 Chairs: John Wasylyk and Anna Luczak Confidence in annotating metabolites and exposome compounds in untargeted screening Oliver Fiehn MEMS-based mid-IR spectral sensing solutions for process analytical technology Yasser Sabry Taking pictures of your reactions Xiaoyun Chen One Shot Learning Using Bayesian Modeling for Metabolistes in CHO Cell Culture Rajeev Ram |
2:45 pm | Break and Move to Closing Remarks |
3:00 pm | Closing Remarks and Preview of SciX 2021
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3:30 pm | Adjourn |