BMSS Environmental & Food Analysis SIG meeting 2019
EFASIG2019 Scientific Programme, July 17, 2019
John Dalton Building, MMU, Chester Street, Manchester
09.30 - 10.00 Registration & Coffee
Session 1A. Mass Spectrometry in Environmental Forensics
10.00 Keynote 1
Dr Steve Mudge, Norwegian Institute for Air Research, and Chair of the International Network of Environmental
Forensics (INEF)
General title: Environmental Forensics
10.30 Dr Robert Bradshaw, Lecturer in Analytical Science, Centre for Mass Spectrometry Imaging, Biomolecular
Sciences Research Centre, Sheffield Hallam University , Sheffield
Food contamination from plastic packaging
10.50 Scott Campbell, Spectral Works, Runcorn
Automated comparison of Coffee Samples by GC-MS using AnalyzerPro®
11.10 Coffee break
Session 1B. Forensic Analysis, Compound Identification and Non-targeted Analysis
11.30 Rhys Jones, Senior research scientist, Waters Corporation, Wilmslow
Use of Atmospheric Pressure Chemical Ionisation Gas Chromatography for Compound Identification
11.50 Dr Caroline Gauchotte-Lindsay, Lecturer in Environmental Engineering, University of Glasgow, Glasgow
Non-targeted analysis of organic contaminants in complex environmental matrices: from sampling to data integration
12.10 Dr Sean Comber, Reader in Environmental Chemistry, Plymouth University
Source tracking of active pharmaceutical ingredients in a highly polluted river using direct aqueous injection - high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS)
12.30 Lunch,Posters and Exhibition
ATG Scientific, Bruker Daltonics Cole Parmer, KRSS, Leco UK, MS Tech Solutions, Shimadzu,
Thermofisher Scientific, Waters Corporation
Session 2A. Food & Environmental Analysis and Non-target Analysis
14.00 Keynote 2
Dr Leon Peters, University of Birmingham
Multi Residue High Resolution Accurate Mass (HRAM) Methods for the determination of Ultra-Trace level GC Amenable Environmental Contaminants: Temporal Relationships Revealed in Dated UK Freshwater Sediment Cores.
14.30 Dr Ashley Sage, Sciex, Warrington
Robust and sensitive method for direct analysis of polar pesticides in food and environmental samples by LC-MS/MS
14.50 Neville Llewellyn, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Hemel Hempstead
The role of the Orbitrap and Triple-Quad in Quantitative and Qualitative environmental and food analysis: Overview of solutions EU Water Framework Directive (WFD); Forensic data-mining using Compound Discoverer; and rapid semi/quantitative analysis using PaperSpray
15.10 Alan Griffiths, Leco Instruments UK, Hazel Grove
Utilising GCxGC to Increase Analyte Identification and Confidence in Non-Target Analysis
15.30 Tea break
Session 2B. Environmental Analysis including Custom Software, Automation and Specialist Mass Spectrometric Techniques
15.50 Bob Galvin, Bruker Daltonics, Coventry
Combination of targeted and non-targeted workflows for the identification of pollutants in river water using passive sampkling method
16.10 Dr Mark Barrow, University of Warwick, Warwick
KairosMS: Processing of hyphenated ultrahigh resolution mass spectrometry data
16.30 Kathy Ridgway, Anatune, Cambridge
The automation of OCP analysis in water.
16.50 Dr Heather Walker, Sheffield University, Advion, Nottingham
Mobile Mass Spectrometry - A Comparison of Lab and Field Based Results
17.10 Raymond Wong, Shimadzu, Milton Keynes
Determination of pyrrolizidine alkaloids in plant material using SFC-MS/MS
17.30 Closing Remarks Dr David Megson, MMU
EFASIG2019 Organizers are Grateful to the support of the following Exhibitors/Sponsors:
ATG Scientific, Bruker Daltonics Cole Parmer, KRSS, LECO UK, MS Tech Solutions, Shimadzu,
Thermofisher Scientific, Waters Corporation.