Programme
The programme section of MSB 2022 gathers the schedule of the meeting: the preliminary schedule with sessions, talks and breaks, and the material published alongside it, such as the book of abstracts and flash poster listings.
Published programme material
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Programme | Main programme section of the symposium website, covering sessions, talks and breaks. |
| Preliminary Schedule | Preliminary programme schedule published for MSB 2022, offering a multidisciplinary touch from microscale engineering to separation sciences and their applications. |
| Sunday Short Courses | Short courses scheduled on the Sunday preceding the main meeting days. |
| Book of Abstracts | Collection of abstracts of the contributions presented at the symposium. |
| Flash Posters | Listings of the flash poster presentations. |
The preliminary schedule was issued before the meeting; the definitive timings of talks and breaks were those applied in Liège from July 3 to 6, 2022.
The MSB 2022 programme section organises the scientific schedule of the 38th International Symposium on Microscale Separations and Bioanalysis, held at the University of Liege in Belgium. Within this area of the site, visitors can follow the flow of sessions, invited talks and contributed presentations, together with the breaks and social moments that structure each day of the meeting. The layout deliberately keeps navigation simple, relying on clear labelling rather than decorative elements, so that readers can move quickly between the schedule overview and the supporting material published with it.
Alongside the main schedule, the programme pages gather the published documents that accompany the meeting, including the book of abstracts and the listings for flash poster presentations. These resources make it possible for participants and remote readers to preview the work that will be presented, to identify themes of shared interest and to follow the contributions of colleagues working across the many disciplines represented at the symposium.
The preliminary schedule offers a deliberately multidisciplinary view of the field, stretching from microscale engineering and microfluidics to separation science and bioanalysis. Sessions reflect the current direction of research in which miniaturised systems, chip-based platforms and advanced detection methods are converging with the study of biomarkers, medicines and nanoscale interactions. The extended abstract submission process gives authors space to develop arguments and results before the final programme is settled.
Beyond the technical sessions, the meeting timetable includes short courses and pre-symposium activities that help participants refresh or extend their background in separations, microfluidics and laboratory methods. Social events and poster sessions are woven into the same schedule, encouraging informal exchange between speakers, students and exhibitors, and reinforcing the symposium's role as a meeting point for the international analytical community.
For anyone attending the event in person, the programme also serves as a practical companion, connecting the scientific agenda with practical information such as venue details, accommodation options and local activities. Readers can use it as a reference throughout the stay in Liege and the surrounding region, and can revisit the abstracts and poster listings as the meeting unfolds. The result is a single, well-organised section that supports both the scientific programme and the wider experience of MSB 2022.
Related pages
Sunday Short Courses
Half-day courses held on Sunday, July 3, ahead of the opening of the symposium sessions.
Confirmed Speakers
The researchers invited to deliver lectures and oral presentations during the symposium.
Social Events
Evening and social gatherings organised for delegates around the scientific sessions.
Prices & Activities
Registration fees and the additional activities and catering offered to participants.
Organisation
MSB 2022 was organised by the Society for Microscale Separations and Bioanalysis (SMSB), an independent and non-profit organisation committed to promoting the development and applications of microscale separations.
- Programme, confirmed speakers and main scientific topics.
- Young Scientist Award and Sunday Short Courses.
- Abstract submission and author instructions.
- Practical information, accommodation and venue details.