Registration is Now Open for CoSMoS 2010 Register Now! Announcing the Premier Small Molecule Science event – CoSMoS and SMASH together in Portland Oregon Sept 2010. In 2003 a group of well-regarded, experienced scientists from a variety of disciplines realized the need for a small, discussion-oriented venue to enhance their understanding and practice of analytical science. The conference on small molecule science (CoSMoS) has gained worldwide recognition for bringing together a unique blend of discussion on advances in MS, NMR and various spectroscopic methods with separation, purification and detection methods – those currently in use as well as prospective technologies –in a workshop format. The emphasis is on sharing practical problem solving knowledge gained from practitioners’ experiences integrating and applying technologies. Each year the planning committee, well-recognized representatives from government, manufacturing, pharmaceutical and industrial interests, organize a research-style, family friendly three-day event. Alternating locations annually between the east and west coast capitalizes on regional strengths. CoSMoS by design creates a comprehensive environment allowing organizations focused on specific analytical interests contained within the CoSMoS charter to add depth to the event. A parallel conference will be held with the well-regarded NMR society (www.SMASHnmr.org) in Portland Oregon in September 2010. If you are interested in finding ways to improve your analytical abilities, to better understand how to apply proven methods by participating in discussions with leading practitioners, CoSMoS is for you. We invite you to join us and register at the website or by contacting us. Attendance is limited to ensure we maintain full access for all attendees.	Founding Sponsors
President The Society for Small Molecule Science   The Conference on Small Molecule Science (CoSMoS) organized under the auspices of the Society for Small Molecule Science (a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization) creates a continuing discussion forum for research practices and instrumentation relevant to small molecule analysis and characterization and related practices.