Harsh Environment Mass Spectrometry Workshop

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The Workshop on Harsh-Environment Mass Spectrometry (HEMS) is held to encourage the interaction among those involved in the development and deployment of mass spectrometers designed for various harsh environments. Such environments demand small, portable, rugged, and low-power instruments. The workshop includes technical sessions with talks and posters that focus on topics related to the development and use of mass spectrometer components and systems designed for harsh environments. This includes ion source, mass analyzer, detector, vacuum pump, and other peripheral equipment.

[edit] Recent and Future Meetings Locations

2007 (6th) Cocoa Beach, Florida
2005 (5th) Sarasota, Florida
2003 (4th) St Pete Beach, Florida
2002 (3rd) Pasadena, California
2001 (2nd) St Petersburg, Florida
1999 (1st) St Petersburg, Florida