Why Riva Still Matters
Fernando Lancas reflects on the meeting that shaped modern chromatography – and why its return matters now more than ever
The Riva International Symposium on Capillary Chromatography returns after a five-year hiatus, showcasing advancements in chromatography and fostering interactions between experts and students. Professor Fernando Lancas reflects on the symposium's historical significance, emphasizing its role in developing separation science and its impact on young researchers. Riva remains a unique platform for discussions on innovations in chromatography, including advancements in AI, micro-sample preparation, and environmental applications. The 2025 symposium promises excitement and new ideas with a fresh generation of attendees.
1. Riva Symposium emphasizes collaboration in chromatography. 2. Professor Lancas reflects on its historical significance. 3. Innovations explored include AI and micro-sample techniques. 4. Networking opportunities for students and experts. 5. Diverse applications are gaining attention in analytical science.
