Pure and Applied Chemistry

APACT as an open forum for the presentation and discussion of scientific and engineering innovations in any aspect of process monitoring, data analysis, process modelling and process control. Unlike some conferences it is not sector specific, but aims to promote learning across industries, highlighting recent advances and the benefits achieved. The safety, environmental, sustainability and financial benefits of advanced process analysis, modelling and control have never been more important to the pharmaceutical, chemicals, materials, oil/petrochemicals, biotechnology and food industries, and many others. APACT focuses on technological advances that can make a real difference to the process industries.

The conference is multi-disciplinary and is smaller than multi-session events, so has plenty of opportunity for networking.

This training will cover multiple aspects of clandestine laboratory recognition and safety for law enforcement personnel, forensic chemists, and others who may interact with a high-hazard environment. 

This is a one day workshop at the University of Strathclyde supported by ENFSI (European Network of Forensic Science Institutes) covering information on cognitive bias in forensic science.