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Journal of Automatic Chemistry, Vol. 14, No. (January-February 1992), p. 28 Meeting report Fifth Italo-Hungarian Symposium on Spectrochemistry Quality Control and Assurance in Life Sciences The fifth I talo-Hungarian Symposium was held in Pisa from 9-13 September 1991, and was jointly organized, as part of a bilateral scientific and technological agreement, by the National Institute of Health in Rome and the Institute of Instrumental Analytical Chemistry, National Council of Research in Pisa. The opening ceremony was held in the Congress Centre in Pisa, followed by a reception in the City Hall (Sala della Baleari), which was hosted by the town authorities. The symposium was dedicated to Professor Kiroly Zimmer, who died three weeks before it, in recognition of his work for the bilateral co-operation programme. The five-day Symposium covered the various aspects of spectrochemistry, with special emphasis on the concepts Presentation to representatives of international organizations by the Mayor of Pisa at the Fh Italo-Hungarian Symposium on Spectrochemist Quali Control and Quali Assurance in the L Sciences (September 1991). and criteria for Quality Control (QC) and Quality Assurance (QA) of analytical measurements. Such topics as the proper planning of investigations, the adoption of good laboratory practice principles, the preparation of new reference materials and their correct use, and the sound assessment of reference values for elements and organic substances in a diversity of matrices were discussed. There were 36 lectures and 36 poster presentations. The 14 sessions included general aspects of QC-QA, QC-QA in environmental studies; Advances in instrumentation and applications; QC-QA in biomedical studies; QC-QA in industry and the environment, Progress in chroma- tography, The manufacturers’ viewpoint; QC-QA in the food industry. As well as scientists from Italian and Hungarian institutions, a number of speakers from other countries also attended the Symposium, including J.-J. Belliardo (EC); S. Cerjan-Stefanovid (Yugoslavia); K. Grob (Switzerland); P. R. Griffiths (USA); W. Wegscheider (austria) and W. Zyrnicki (Poland). The Symposium was intended, and clearly succeeded, to present the international state-of-the-art in spectrochemi- cal QA and QC. The sixth meeting is being planned for June 1992 in Hungary and will probably have the official support of Austria, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Poland. Sergio Caroli and Roger Fuoco Istituto Superiore di Sanitgt, Rome; and Istituto di Chimica Analitica Strumentale, CNR, Pisa, Italy 28 0142-0453/92 $3.00 (C) 1992 Taylor & Francis Ltd.

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Journal of Automatic Chemistry, Vol. 14, No. (January-February 1992), p. 28

Meeting report

Fifth Italo-Hungarian Symposium onSpectrochemistry Quality Control andAssurance in Life Sciences

The fifth Italo-Hungarian Symposium was held in Pisafrom 9-13 September 1991, and was jointly organized, as

part of a bilateral scientific and technological agreement,by the National Institute of Health in Rome and theInstitute of Instrumental Analytical Chemistry, NationalCouncil of Research in Pisa. The opening ceremony washeld in the Congress Centre in Pisa, followed by a

reception in the City Hall (Sala della Baleari), which washosted by the town authorities. The symposium wasdedicated to Professor Kiroly Zimmer, who died threeweeks before it, in recognition of his work for the bilateralco-operation programme.

The five-day Symposium covered the various aspects ofspectrochemistry, with special emphasis on the concepts

Presentation to representatives ofinternational organizations by theMayor of Pisa at the Fh Italo-Hungarian Symposium on

Spectrochemist Quali Control and Quali Assurance in the

L Sciences (September 1991).

and criteria for Quality Control (QC) and QualityAssurance (QA) of analytical measurements. Such topicsas the proper planning of investigations, the adoption ofgood laboratory practice principles, the preparation ofnew reference materials and their correct use, and thesound assessment of reference values for elements andorganic substances in a diversity of matrices werediscussed.

There were 36 lectures and 36 poster presentations. The14 sessions included general aspects of QC-QA, QC-QAin environmental studies; Advances in instrumentationand applications; QC-QA in biomedical studies; QC-QAin industry and the environment, Progress in chroma-tography, The manufacturers’ viewpoint; QC-QA in thefood industry.

As well as scientists from Italian and Hungarianinstitutions, a number of speakers from other countriesalso attended the Symposium, including J.-J. Belliardo(EC); S. Cerjan-Stefanovid (Yugoslavia); K. Grob(Switzerland); P. R. Griffiths (USA); W. Wegscheider(austria) and W. Zyrnicki (Poland).

The Symposium was intended, and clearly succeeded, to

present the international state-of-the-art in spectrochemi-cal QA and QC.

The sixth meeting is being planned for June 1992 inHungary and will probably have the official support ofAustria, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Poland.

Sergio Caroli and Roger FuocoIstituto Superiore di Sanitgt, Rome; and Istituto di ChimicaAnalitica Strumentale, CNR, Pisa, Italy

280142-0453/92 $3.00 (C) 1992 Taylor & Francis Ltd.

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