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Eurachem Workshop: Data – Quality, Analysis and Integrity
Eurachem Ireland and the Eurachem Education & Training Working Group held the Eurachem 2018 scientific workshop “Data – Analysis, Quality and Integrity”, which in May 14th and 15th 2018.
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Workshop information
| Date: | 14th - 15th May 2018 |
| Venue: | Dublin castle, Dublin, Ireland |
| Website: | http://eurachem2018.com/ |
| First circular: | Download the first circular (pdf, 1.5Mb) |
| Second circular | Download the second circular (pdf, 1.2Mb) |
| Abstracts and conference details | Complete book of Abstracts and Conference information (pdf 5.7Mb) |
Workshop aims and topics
Aims
- Understand the importance of scientific data integrity and how to achieve it
- Understand risks and opportunities related to data
- Discuss future challenges in data quality, analysis, integrity and compliance
- Discuss the impact of new developments on data quality, analysis, integrity and security
Topics
Topics covered during the workshop included:
Current Practices |
Future Challenges |
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Programme
Available presentations can be downloaded below.
Day 1 – Monday May 14th
Theme “Current best practice/Where are we now?”
Introductory session |
| (Re)introduction to statistics: dusting off the cobwebs Aoife Morrin, Insight Centre, DCU, Ireland and Vicki Barwick, LGC, UK |
| Ita Kinahan, The State Laboratory, Ireland |
Session 1: Data QualityChaired by: Helen Cantwell |
| Can we quantify the quality of the data? Stefano Cappe, Data Management Team Leader, DATA Unit, European Food Safety, Italy |
| Setting data requirements Ricardo Bettencourt da Silva, FCUL-University of Lisbon |
| Traceability, validation and measurement uncertainty – 3 pillars for quality of measurement results David Milde, Palacky University, Czech Republic |
Session 2: Data AnalysisChaired by: Hugh Fay |
| Valid machine learning algorithms for multiparameter methods Bertrand Colson, QuoData, Germany |
| Importance of sampling step to interpret analytical results in food safety analysis Perihan Yolci Omeroglu, Uludag University, Turkey |
| Applications of robust estimators of covariance in examination of inter-laboratory study data Stephen Ellison, LGC, UK |
Session 3: Data IntegrityChaired by: Seán Hyland |
| Requirements of the accreditation standards Kyriacos C. Tsimillis, Division of Quality Assurance, Pancyprian Union of Chemists, Cyprus |
| A process for assessment of forensic data integrity Janine Arvizu, United States |
| Data integrity in CDS Freek Varossieau, Senior Product Specialist, Lab Informatics at Agilent Technologies |
| Validation steps for Point-of-Care (POC) diagnostic device: from prototype to market Laura Gonzales-Macia, Osasen Sensores SL, Spain |
| Flash Presentations Poster presenters |
| Poster and Networking Session |
Day 2 – Tuesday May 15th
Theme “Risks and emerging challenges/Where to go from here?” |
Session 1: Data QualityChaired by: Ted McGowan |
| Revised internal QC Guidance from NORDTEST Bertil Magnusson, RISE (Research Institute of Sweden) and Trollboken AB |
| A correlation of the physical attributes of a potent anti-onychomycotic dosage form with microbiological performance Dinesh Kapu, Athlone Institute of Technology, Ireland |
| Session 2: Data Analysis Chaired by: Patrice Behan |
| Multivariate analysis (chemometrics) – quality of multivariate calibration Wolfhard Wegscheider, University of Leoben, General and Analytical Chemistry, Austria |
| Assessing the relationship between honey chemistry and landscape composition Saorla Kavanagh, Dublin City University, Ireland |
Session 3: Data IntegrityChaired by: Colmán Ó Ríordáin |
| Risks of a false decision on conformity of a multicomponent material and quality of chemical analytical results Ilya Kuselman, Independent Consultant on Metrology, Israel |
| Fake data-rationale, detection and implications Alessandra Rachetti, Montanuniversität Loeben, Austria |
Session 4: Breakout Sessions |
| Parallel Breakout Sessions |
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| Feedback from Breakout Sessions |
Session 5: Closing Session |
| Future challenges for data: interpretation application, communication Ruth Morgan, UCL, UK |
| Closing Address |
Posters
Available posters are listed below
- Using ICP scan analysis as a powerful diagnostic and troubleshooting tool in analytical laboratories
Aristos Loucaides, Niki Wilkinson, Giannis Papageorgiou, Christie Stylianou, Louisa Christodoulou - A New Metrological Treatment Of The Calibration Data Of The Cumulative Standard Addition Method
Tony Rogério Lima Dadamos, Airton Juliano Damaceno, Fernando Luís Fertonani, Ricardo Bettencourt da Silva - Multivariate data analysis in analytical chemistry
Majek Pavel, Majekova Magdalena - Evaluation of matrix Effects
Carla Palma, Vanessa Morgado, Ricardo Bettencourt da Silva - Twenty rounds of proficiency test activity organized by the European Union Reference Laboratory for Escherichia coli (EURL-VTEC)
C. Ferreri, R. Tozzoli, A. Maugliani, P. Chiani, S. Arancia, V. Michelacci, F. Minelli, S. Babsa, F. Galati, M. Patriarca, S. Morabito - Exploring data quality of multivariate HRMS in food authenticity research
Marios Kostakis, Reza Aalizadeh, Marilena Dasenaki, Nikolaos Thomaidis - Using measurement uncertainty to assess the fitness for purpose of analytical procedures used in pharmaceutical industries
Felipe Lourenço and Ricardo Bettencourt da Silva - Quality control procedures in food microbiological testing [jpg]
Turkhan Abbasova, Narmin Babayeva, Perihan Yolci Omeroglu - Acetonitrile analysis in hydrocarbon (crude c4) by gas chromotography
Yasin Baki Demirlek - Applications of robust covariance estimators in examination of inter-laboratory study data
Stephen L R Ellison
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