After successful completion of the course, students are able to use the presented methods and to evaluate the obtained results. By displaying their results in form of a poster session they are trained to present and discuss their work.

Combined application of separation and hyphenated methods (GC/MS, LC/MS, IC, CE) and spectroscopic methods (AAS, OES, RFA, SEM, FTIR, Raman, MS) to complex problems from the fields of environmental, materials and process analysis as well as bioanalysis which require a multi-method approach. The practical examples will be dealt with with different instrumental techniques, and the results are to be discussed and reviewed critically.

GC/MS, LC/MS, IC, CE, AAS, OES, RFA, REM, FTIR, Raman, SIMS, LA-ICP-MS

The course is divided into 3 parts: Environmental and Process Analytics (UPA), Material Analytics (MAT) and Bioanalytics (BIO).

The course will be held during the whole summer term. Each part will be held in block of 3-4 Work days (10 am - 6pm).

Briefing

Date: 01.03.2024, 17h30 via Zoom

BIO part: calender weeks 15 and 16

MAT part: calender weeks 10 - 12 

UPA part: calender weeks 20 and 21 

Deadline for protocol submission: 16.06.2024; 23h59

Deadline for poster submission: 19.06.2024; 23h59

Poster presentation: 25.06.2024; 14h - 16h

Details will be presented in the corresponding TUWEL course.

The exact plan and explanation to course contents will be given during the kick-off meeting, which is obligatory (will be held at the start of the semester via Zoom).

The results of the individual parts have to be wrapped up in short protocols. A sort overviev of the produced data and a critic sceptical scientific interpretation have to be presented in a final poster session.

Course enrollment via TISS

The documents are made available to participants via the TUWEL course.

Familiarity with basic analytical techniques in theory and practice as lerned during the bachelor study program "Technical Chemistry". Theoretical knowledge of advanced analytical techniques desirable.