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SEPARATION SCIENCE IN PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS – 6th September 2011


SEPARATION SCIENCE IN PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

Presentation by Professor Brett Paull

The Royal Society Room

Tuesday, 6th September 2011 Commencing 8.00 pm until 10.00 pm

 

About the Speaker

Following the award of his PhD from Plymouth University in 1994, Dr Paull began his academic career within the School of Chemistry, University of Tasmania. From there Dr Paull moved to Dublin City University in 1998, where until recently he held the position of Associate Professor of Analytical Science, and the Director of the Irish Separation Science Cluster (ISSC). He has now returned to the University of Tasmania to take up a New Stars Professorship within the Australian Centre for Research on Separation Science (ACROSS), based within the School of Chemistry

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