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Join our IRMS User Meeting
September 10 - 11, 2024 / Manchester, UK
Our IRMS User meeting is a collaborative event to discuss stable isotope analysis and instrumentation. We want to provide a space to foster new ideas and share best analytical practices, to assist with optimising instrument performance, data quality and instrument lifetime.
The event is free and open to anyone who uses or might use stable isotope analyzers, but is only available for a limited number of participants. Early-career researchers, students and users from under-represented groups are encouraged to attend.
We will shortly be announcing the keynote speakers, but we’re also keen to hear from researchers who may want to present their work. If you are interested in speaking, please let us know using the contact form below, or contact us at info-uk@elementar.com
The full programme will be announced in the coming months, including presentations from IRMS users showcasing their research, and from our team of specialists. In the meantime, you can sign up using the form below. We look forward to seeing you there!
Keynote Speaker:
Prof. Chris Harrod
Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment, University of Glasgow
"Using stable isotopes as tools to solve the Rumsfeld matrix in ecology."
Keynote Speaker:
Prof. Rich Pancost
Dept. of Earth Sciences, University of Bristol
"Expanding the GC-IRMS analytical window to higher temperatures and more complex biomolecules."
I would like to attend
We would be very pleased if you shared your knowledge and valuable experience with colleagues. We'd like to invite all who wish to do so to present their research; please indicate your intention and a title or abstract when registering. There is no fixed deadline for submission, but ideally by 31st July so that we can revise the schedule if necessary. We will endeavour to allow as many speakers as possible to participate.
Presentations will be oral and should preferably be 25 minutes long, with 5 minutes for questions.
Dr Jon Metters
Sales Manager for IRMS (associated inlets), TOC and elemental analysis across the UK and Ireland.
Jon comes from a Chemistry background with a PhD focused on the development and use of novel materials for use in clinical, environmental and forensic applications.
Aside from science, Jon enjoys good food along with days outside with his daughter and their dog.
Dr Dilshani Rathnayake
Technical Sales Specialist - UK South
Dilshani is a chemist with over seven years of experience in technical roles, which gives her a keen understanding of customer requirements from their perspective. Outside of work, she finds joy in hiking and exploring nature. Dilshani has hiked Ben Nevis, Snowdon, and most of the hikes in the Peak District. Additionally, she completed the Manchester Marathon in 2022.
Address:
Manchester Museum, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL
The museum is located on the Manchester University campus, about a mile from Manchester Picadilly Station. Frequent buses are running between the two.
For more information on travel, please visit the Manchester Museum travel page.
We strive to host an inclusive, accessible event that enables all individuals, including individuals with disabilities to engage fully. To request an accommodation or inquire about accessibility, please contact us at info-uk@elementar.comto discuss requirements.
You can also find more information on the venue's accessibility on this page.
The Hyatt Regency is just around the corner from Manchester Museum. If you would like to reserve a room, please use this link to access the University of Manchester visitor rate. The costs for the hotel room are to be paid by yourself.
Hyatt Regency Manchester
55 Booth St W, Manchester M15 6PQ
Contact
Phone: (+44) 1613 595 550
E-mail: manchester.regency@hyatt.com
Website: Link
