Personalized Networking Opportunities
Networking Roundtables and Workshops are a way for attendees to meet with other attendees with similar interests to discuss challenges in the work place. These sessions are free to attend and open to all full attendee registrations. Attendees can come and go during a session as they please.
Rooms are equipped with only a flip chart and markers to encourage group participation. These sessions are meant to engage attendees in communication and brainstorming and not meant as a lecture or sales pitch.
Roundtables will act as a compliment to the Exposition and areas of focus within the Technical Program.
Monday – Wednesday Sessions
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Renewed and revamped for 2024. Workshops will be 90-minute sessions focused on hands on applications.
8:30 AM – 10:00 AM
3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
► In-demand areas such as petroleum, energy/fuels, pharmaceuticals, cannabis, pandemic response, environmental, biomedical/biosensors, food science, and nanotechnology
► “Hot topics” in analytical chemistry (i.e., analytical chemistry in oil/gas industry, cannabis testing and regulation, analytical chemistry in forensics and/or homeland security, social media in analytical chemistry
► Particular instrumentation/technique/discussion group (i.e., LC-MS users’ group, industry changes from COVID-19 pandemic, educators’ discussion group, Analytical chemistry, etc.)
► Topics on our core tracks Bioanalytics & Life Science, Cannabis & Hemp, Chemical Materials & Material Science, Cosmetics & Personal Care, Energy, Environmental, Food Science & Agriculture, Forensics & Toxicology, Industry & Manufacturing, and Pharmaceutical.
What are the benefits of Joining a Networking Session?
► Find solutions to a problem or brainstorm for new ideas
• Furthering yourself and your companies brand by sharing your knowledge and companies resources
► Face to face structured problem solving
Pittcon Tracks
Biological molecules and xenobiotics (drugs, toxins) and their metabolites; study of biological systems; biosensors; forensic science and toxicology
Identification, quantitative measurement, extraction, and quality assurance of cannabis-based and psychedelic products
Environmental detection and monitoring; energy production and storage; sustainability, climate, and green chemistry; food science/safety and agriculture
Instrumentation, detection, and sensors; laboratory information systems, data analysis, and artificial intelligence; characterization and processing of nanomaterials; art and archeology
Evaluating chemical composition and properties/activities of medicinal drugs and biologics; high-throughput screening and process control; drug discovery and design; personal care and consumer products
Leadership and power/soft skills; career navigation, DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion), communication, and entrepreneurship; education and teaching and more