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CMA4CH course, Multivariate Analysis for Novices
a cheap course
| Type | Course |
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| Language | english |
| Date |
September 23, 2010
to September 25, 2010 |
| Venue |
Taormina , Italy 00185 IT |
| Chemistry Specialties |
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| Chemistry Techniques |
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| Contact |
Prof. Giovanni Visco Rome University Pl. Aldo Moro 5 Rome, 00185 IT +39(0)6,490631 +39(0)6,490631 infocma4ch@uniroma1.it |
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The "chemometry for novices" course will be held from the 23 to the 25 of September, finishing just one day before the Meeting start, a maximum number of 20 participants was established. The course is mainly devoted to the neophytes of the matter even if the high level of teachers allows not only neophytes to obtain benefit. Clearly there is no lower and upper age limit for participation but the course organization was thought mainly for young people, with reference to the registration price and the cheap hotel accommodation (both in the program). We recommend attendance to anyone who needs to process data from her/his research in the field of Cultural Heritage (relevant field examples will be given during the course) and in the field of Environment. The professors of the course are surely between the best you can get for a school on Multivariate Analysis. On the first day the teacher will be Barry M. Wise, famous for his software company, for participation in IUPAC projects, and for the large number of schools and courses he organizes all over the world. On the second day the teacher will be Richard G. Brereton, one of the most famous chemometricians, author of many books on the subject and expert for classification. On the third day the teacher will be Riccardo Leardi, who is probably one of the most famous chemometricians with specialization in experimental design and also a consultant for various International Companies.