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The general session on '''analytical chemistry''' is open for abstract submission.  Contributions describing innovative research dealing with development of new analytical methods, analytical methodologies and/or instrumentation in quantization, detection and characterization of chemical species are welcome.
 
The general session on '''analytical chemistry''' is open for abstract submission.  Contributions describing innovative research dealing with development of new analytical methods, analytical methodologies and/or instrumentation in quantization, detection and characterization of chemical species are welcome.
  
===Session organizer===
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==Session organizer==
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[[File:Pater.jpg|left|120px|Prof. Ewa Pater]]
 
'''[http://www.plattsburgh.edu/academics/chemistry/faculty/pater.php Prof. Ewa Pater]''' is an associate professor at SUNY, College at Plattsburgh where she teaches quantitative chemical analysis and instrumental analysis. She received her MSc in physical chemistry from Technical University in Wroclaw, Poland and her PhD in analytical chemistry from SUNY, University at Buffalo, NY. Her research interests include transport of mobile species accompanying redox switching of electroactive polymers, and chemical and electrochemical processes accompanying deposition of self-assembled monolayers on solid substrates.
 
'''[http://www.plattsburgh.edu/academics/chemistry/faculty/pater.php Prof. Ewa Pater]''' is an associate professor at SUNY, College at Plattsburgh where she teaches quantitative chemical analysis and instrumental analysis. She received her MSc in physical chemistry from Technical University in Wroclaw, Poland and her PhD in analytical chemistry from SUNY, University at Buffalo, NY. Her research interests include transport of mobile species accompanying redox switching of electroactive polymers, and chemical and electrochemical processes accompanying deposition of self-assembled monolayers on solid substrates.
  
 
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The general session on analytical chemistry is open for abstract submission. Contributions describing innovative research dealing with development of new analytical methods, analytical methodologies and/or instrumentation in quantization, detection and characterization of chemical species are welcome.

Session organizer

Prof. Ewa Pater

Prof. Ewa Pater is an associate professor at SUNY, College at Plattsburgh where she teaches quantitative chemical analysis and instrumental analysis. She received her MSc in physical chemistry from Technical University in Wroclaw, Poland and her PhD in analytical chemistry from SUNY, University at Buffalo, NY. Her research interests include transport of mobile species accompanying redox switching of electroactive polymers, and chemical and electrochemical processes accompanying deposition of self-assembled monolayers on solid substrates.