Thermo Fisher Scientific Names Winner of 2012 Winter Conference Award in Plasma Spectrochemistry
Submissions now being accepted for 2014 award
Dr. Becker’s distinguished career in analytical chemistry has focused on long-lived radionuclides, ultratrace and high-purity materials analysis, isotope ratio measurements, and micro and nanolocal elemental and trace analyses. Recently she established BrainMet, an Analytical Center of Excellence at the Research Centre Juelich for brain research imaging. Based on laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (LA-ICP-MS), BrainMet has introduced novel imaging techniques for metals, metalloids and non-metals in biological tissues. The approach provides quantitative mapping of essential and toxic elements in thin sections of diseased and healthy medical and biological tissue sections.
“As the leader in plasma spectrochemistry instrumentation, Thermo Fisher is pleased to sponsor an industry award that brings together the major figures in this field,” said Lothar Rottmann, global support manager, inorganic mass spectrometry at Thermo Fisher. “The Winter Conference award complements our objectives for advancement and innovation, and we look forward to honoring Dr. Becker for her remarkable achievements in this field.”
Entry is now open for the next Winter Plasma Award in 2014 and Thermo Fisher
invites scientists worldwide to submit their applications.
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