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Plenary and Award Lectures
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Plenary Lectures
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Can brain-driven society be understood at molecular level ?
Takeshi Yoro (Professor emeritus, University of Tokyo)
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Mass Spectrometric Investigation of Noncovalent Interactions using Ultra-soft Spray ionization and Ultra-high Mass Detection
Renato Zenobi (Professor, ETH Zurich)
Award Lectures
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MSSJ AWARD for Technical Development
Development of Mass Spectrometer, from Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer to Quadrupole Ion Trap-Time of Flight Mass Spectrometer, and their popularization
Kozo Miseki (Shimadzu)
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MSSJ RESEARCH AWARD
Development of time-of-flight mass spectrometers with a spiral ion trajectory
Takaya Satoh (JEOL)
- Contributions of absolute isotopic analysis to the determination of fundamental physical constants
- Database-driven mass analytical informatics
- Frontier of evolved gas analysis-mass spectrometry (EGA-MS)
- Ion chemistry exploring new aspects in mass spectrometry
- How can we apply mass spectrometry to agricultural, forestry and fisheries sciences ?
- Basics and frontiers of secondary ion mass spectroscopy (SIMS)
- MS spectral database for glycomics
- Mass spectrometry in medical sciences
- Ionization methods: fundamentals and future prospects
- Advances in mass spectrometry imaging
- Particle detection; Nobel prize to intractable diseases
- Mass spectrometers we have always dreamed about
- Competition: Which is the best LC/MS(/MS) model for pharmacokinetic scientists ?
- MS cafe in TSUKUBA
- Current state of terminology in mass spectrometry and new recommendation of IUPAC
- Discussion on AAPS/FDA White Paper for bioanalytical method validation
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