Method of Process Control, Time-ofFlight MS, Field-Flow Fractionation, Headspace GC, SFE: Practical Considerations and Applications in Environmental Analysis, LC and GC for Technicians, and Searching and Using Chemical Information. The American Chemical Society is also sponsoring more than 40 short courses in conjunction with the conference. For additional information, see the Jan. 15 issue of ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY or contact the Department of Continuing Education, ACS, 1155 Sixteenth St., N.W., Washington, DC 20036 (202-872-4508; fax 202-872-6336). An employment referral service will be provided to conferees at the employment bureau during the conference. Preregistration information for prospective employers and candidates is available in the preliminary program. The sights and sounds of New Orleans are featured in the program for spouses. Activities include a variety of tours of New Orleans, plantation tours, an interior design clinic, cooking demonstrations, a Creole delicacies cooking school, an in-house perfume clinic, a shopping spree, and a "Jazz Story." A new addition to the conference activities is a child care program for infants through early teens. Children can be enrolled in a complete morning-to-evening schedule t h a t includes meals, entertainment, and activities appropriate for their ages. The program will be planned by ACCENT on Arrangements, Inc., a national company with trained and certified personnel. For more information, contact the Pittsburgh Conference Office. The Activities C o m m i t t e e h a s planned a host of activities for conference participants. Mixers will be held on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday evenings at sites such as the Aquarium of the Americas and the riverboat Creole Queen. Technical tours are being arranged to places such as the John C. Stennis Space Center. Additional information is available in the preliminary program or at the conference activities booth. For additional information about any aspect of the conference or exposition, contact the Pittsburgh Conference Office, 300 P e n n C e n t e r Blvd., Suite 332, P i t t s b u r g h , PA 15235 (412-825-3220). The complete technical program begins on p. 139 A. The NEW PRODUCTS section (p. 230 A) features instruments and other products that will be introduced at the conference.
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