Plenary Lectures

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Prof. Lehui Lu

Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences

State Key Laboratory of Electroanalytical Chemistry

Polydopamine-based imaging nanoprobe

Prof. Davy Guillarme

University of Geneva, Switzerland

Innovative chromatographic strategies to characterize new generation of pharmaceutical products

Prof. Kazuma Mawatari

Waseda University, Graduate School of Information Production and Systems (IPS)

Macro-micro-nano fluidic interface for analytical chemistry

Prof. Detlef Günther

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

New Developments in Laser Ablation and Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry

Keynote Speakers

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Prof. Seong Ho Kang

Kyung Hee University Department of Applied Chemistry

One-shot dual-detection-based superresolution imaging method for real-time observation of spatiotemporal catalytic activity variations at single-molecule nanocatalysis

Prof. Hulie Zeng

Fudan University

School of Pharmacy

Organ-on-chip based on well-coupled microfluidics

Prof. Bi-Feng Yuan

School of Public Health

Wuhan University

Analysis of nucleic acid modifications and environmental pollutants

Prof. Peilong Wang

Institute of Quality Standards and Testing Technology for Agro-products

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Precise Detection and Rapid Identification for Edible Agricultural Product Quality and Safety

Prof. Baohong Liu

Fudan University

Department of Chemistry

Single molecule measurement with microconfinement regulation

Prof. Jianhua Wang

Research Center for Analytical Sciences

Department of Chemistry

Northeastern University, China

Two dimensional single cell analysis

Prof. Zhisheng Wu

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine

Beijing University of Chinese Medicine

Reflection and exploration on the development of Chinese materia medica manufacturing metrology and high quality of Chinese materia medica

Prof. Xueen Fang

Department of Chemistry

Fudan University

Microfluidics for the pathogens in vitro and development of wearable device for the real-time of biomarkers in vivo.

Prof. Ruijun Tian

SUSTech

Department of Chemistry

High-sensitive spatial visual proteomics

Prof. Sichun Zhang

Tsinghua University

Analysis of the metabolites in single cell by mass flow cytometry

Prof. J Mingliang Ye

Dalian institute of chemical physics

Chinese Academy of sceinces, Group 1809

A peptide-centric local stability assay enables proteome-scale identification of the protein targets and binding regions of diverse ligands

Prof. Chengbin Zheng

Sichuan University

Microplasma Opitcal Emission Spectrometry Based Environmental Field Analytical Chemistry

Prof. Chao Lu

Beijing University of ChemicalTechnology/Zhengzhou University

College of Chemistry

Three-dimensional Visualization for Early-Stage Evolution of Polymer Aging

Prof. Hongmei LI

National Institute of Metrology, China

Division of Analytical Science and Chemical metrology

Research and development of measurement standards for bulk biopharmaceutical raw materials, such as Saccharide, peptide and protein

Prof. Wei Wang

Nanjing University

Extracellular recording on the intracellular pH dynamics of single living bacteria olydopamine-based imaging nanoprobe

Prof. Xiue Jiang

State Key Lab. Of Electroanalytical Chemistry

Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry

Analysis of water at charged Interfacial

Prof. Xi CHEN

Xiamen University

Department of Chemistry

Fluorescence Sensing of Perovskite Nanocrystals

Prof. Cheng Zhi Huang

College of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Southwest University

Vortex spectrometry: rambling from asymmetric reagent development to instrument setup

Prof. Li Niu

Sun Yat-sen University

School of Chemical Engineering & Technology

Bielectrochemical Sensing – A Simple & Feasible IVD Technique

Prof. Ling Lin

MOE Key Laboratory of Geriatric Nutrition and Health, Department of Bioengineering

Beijing Technology and Business University

Multicompartmental Microspheres for Multiple Analysis of Mycotoxins in Food

Prof. Ji Won Ha

University of Ulsan

Department of Chemistry

Single-Particle Study: Revealing Plasmon Damping and Interfacial Electron Transfer in Single Gold Nanorods

Prof. Wei Xu

Beijing Institute of Technology School of medical technology

Data Independent Acquisition Top-down Proteomics

Prof. Yan Xu

Department of Chemical Engineering, Osaka Metropolitan University

Pioneering Nanofluidics for New Analytical Chemistry

Prof. Gongke Li

School of Chemistry

Sun Yat-sen University

Sample preparation and detection all in one for rapid analysis of complex samples

Prof. Ling Xia

School of Chemistry

Sun Yat-sen University

Microfluidic magnetic analyte delivery technique for separation, enrichment and ultrasensitive detection of biomarkers

Prof. Noritada Kaji

Kyushu University

Graduate School of Engineering, Department of Applied Chemistry

A single cell diagnosis on a chip

Prof. Renato Zenobi

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

Single-Cell Analysis using Mass Spectrometry

Prof. Lidia Montero

Institute of Food Science Research (CIAL-CSIC)

Spain

How to enhance the separation power in food analysis: Comprehensive two-dimensional liquid

Prof. Sven Heiles

ISAS, Germany

Visualizing cellular lipid distributions by mass spectrometry imaging

Prof. Elia Psillakis

Technical University of Crete, Greece

The Circular Analytical Chemistry Opportunity

Prof. Anish Das

University of Leipzig, Germany

Unlocking the Potential of Digital Microfluidics for Mass Spectrometry, Raman and Chromatography through a Chip-Integrated Microspray Hole

Prof. Katharina Wetzel

University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany

Which extraction technique is the best for the LCxLC analysis of bioactive compounds from medicinal plants: Conventional or sustainable extraction techniques?

Prof. David Chen

University of British Columbia, Canada

Peak alignment in capillary electrophoresis mass spectrometry based on adjacent peaks for more accurate metabolite identification and quantification

Prof. Juan Liang-Schenkelberg

Juan Liang-Schenkelberg

Evolving a classical 2DLC system to a multi-application solution

Prof. Frédéric Lynen

Ghent University, Belgium

Exploiting the Potential of Temperature Responsive Stationary Phases in Liquid Chromatography (TRLC)