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Exhaled Breath Analysis
From Sensors to Devices and Applications
0ctober 24-29, 2010
Il Ciocco Hotel and International Conference Center
Barga, Italy
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This conference will be held in collaboration with the Cleveland Clinic, Princeton University, University of California at Davis, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Ohio State University, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the International Association for Breath Analysis (IABR)
Timely presentations by the best minds in academia, industry and government
In-depth discussions of the hot issues.
Networking with your peers.
About This Conference
This meeting will bring industry executives, entrepreneurs, and investors together with scientists, engineers, environmentalists, and clinicians to discuss key trends, future directions, and upcoming technologies in breath analysis applications including: medical, environmental, and bioterrorism / security issues.
Conference Organization
Chair:
Dr. Raed A. Dweik, The Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio
Co-chairs:
Dr. Claire Gmachl, Princeton, NJ, USA
Dr. Gary Hunter, NASA Glen Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
Dr. Cristina Davis, University of California, Davis, CA, USA
Organizing Committee:
Dr. Anton Amann, Innsbruck, Austria
Dr. Prabir Dutta, Columbus, OH, USA
Dr. Michael Epton, Christ Church, New Zealand
Daniel Laskowski, Cleveland, OH, USA
Dr. Terence Risby, Baltimore, USA
Dr. Metin Aytekin, Izmir, Turkey
Dr. Joachim Pleil, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA
Peliminary Program:
The preliminary program, as now visualized, will include keynote speakers, other invited and submitted papers, posters, and open discussions.
The threads of interest include:
Monday: Overview
AM: History and current status of the breath analysis field, opportunities and limitations;
PM: Lessons from the nitric oxide story
Tuesday: Sensors and Sensitivities
AM: Mass spectrometry;
PM: Sensors: old and new
Wednesday: Applications, Standards, and Collection Methods
AM Medical applications: asthma, cancer, infections, other;
PM: environmental and security applications
Thursday: From Sensors to Devices
AM: Newer technologies, electronic nose and sensor arrays, real nose, nanotubes, lasers, single molecule detection, etc.
PM: Miniaturization, hand held devices, sensing networks, wireless transmission, etc
Friday: The Future
AM: Roundtable discussion: future direction, physician acceptance, regulatory approval, re-imbursement, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration
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