announces:

We cordially invite you to participate / to hold a lecture.

TOPICS:

• Multivariate statistical methods and their applications
• Application of chemometric methods in the fields of:
• Quality assurance;
• Validation of analytical methods;
• Pharmaceutical industry, examination of stability, analysis, quality;
• Protection of environment;
• Quantitative structure – activity relationships (QSAR), and related approaches;
• Besides these topics development of new chemometric methods and other related themes are also accepted.

I.G. Zenkevich (Russia): Pre-calculation of GC analytical parameters from physico-chemical constants of organic compounds. Chemometrical evaluation of new class of algorithms with estimation of results' uncertainty.

A. Graovac and D. Plavsic (Croatia): Calculation of molecular descriptors based on various graphical bond orders

B.D. Škrbić and J.Dj. Cvejanov (Yugoslavia): Retention data correlation for aromatic hydrocarbons.

I. Lukovits (Hungary): Exhaustive non-redundant generation of graphs of isomers for acyclic alkanes

J. Krizsán and I. Horváth (Yogoslavia, Hungary): Application of fuzzy sets on further chemometrics data evaluation according to Hungarian water quality regulation MSZ12749

  Plenary lectures (in Hungarian):

• Dr. T. Csendes (Department of Applied Informatics, University of Szeged): Methods for global optimization (interval method, genetic algorithm, simulated annealing, etc.).
• Dr. Gy. Dombi (Institute of Analytical Pharmacochemistry, Szentgyörgyi Medical University, Szeged): Evaluation methods in drug analysis.
• Dr. J. Dombi (Cygron R&D Ltd.): Theory and practice of fuzzy sets.
• Dr. M. Fridrich (Academic Research Group for Artificial Intelligence, University of Szeged): Multiscale analysis in medical image processing.
• Dr. A. Lőrinc (Department of Information Systems, Eötvös Loránd University and Department of Adaptive Systems, University of Szeged): Novel artificial intelligence concepts for large data-bases and decision making.
• Dr. Gy. Varró (Pick Szeged Co.): From quality assurance to TQM. General and practical observations in the meat industry, i.e., Pick Szeged Co.

Registration

Deadline: Aug 31, 1999

Registration fee includes:

Accommodation: 2 nights (Oct. 17/18 and Oct. 18/19, 1999)

Conference dinner (Oct. 17, evening)

Meals (Oct. 18, 19)

Abstract book, organization costs, etc.

Registration fee is 120 $ (subject to (small) changes)

Please transfer the registration fee in advance to the

ABN AMRO BANK

Account number: 10200830-323-10157

with the notation “MKE 482 Kemometria” and your name.

Submission of abstracts by regular mail, or by E-mail to

Dr. Károly Héberger

Institute of Chemistry, Chemical Research Center,

Hungarian Academy of Sciences

H-1025 Budapest II., Pusztaszeri út 59-67.

postal address: H-1525 Budapest, P. O. Box. 17, Hungary

Fax: (36 1) 325 75 54; Phone: (36 1) 327 79 00;

Email: heberger@cric.chemres.hu

For further information please contact the above address or:

Terézia Mihályi, Hungarian Chemical Society, Phone.: +36 1 201 6883, Fax.: +36 1 201 8056,

E mail: mail1.mke@mtesz.hu

Dr. Róbert Rajkó, University of Szeged, Phone.: +36 62 456 030,

Fax.: +36 62 456 034,

E mail: rajko@sol.cc.u-szeged.hu

Internet availability:

Abstracts, programs of the earlier chemometric meetings are available at:

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