Partners
The Organizing Committee is deeply grateful for the invaluable support of our cooperators, collaborators, and sponsors of the 1st Isotope Fingerprints: Global Science Insights. Your contributions and partnership have been instrumental in making this event possible, and we appreciate your commitment to advancing research and knowledge in this field.
Thank you for your dedication and generosity!
Organizers & Cooperators
International Atomic Energy Agency
The IAEA is the world’s center for cooperation in the nuclear field and seeks to promote the safe, secure and peaceful use of nuclear technologies. The IAEA assists Member States in using isotope-based techniques in such areas as hydrology, environmental
studies, and agriculture, among others.
The UW Biotechnology Center is dedicated to harnessing the full potential of biotechnology for the benefit of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, the University of Wisconsin System, our state, and the nation. As a leading multidisciplinary center of excellence, we support, coordinate, disseminate, and advance biotechnological innovations to maximize their impact.
In the IRMS Core, the dedicated team of scientists and researchers is at the forefront of stable isotope analysis in biotechnology and nutritional sciences. With state-of-the-art instrumentation and profound expertise, the IRMS Core strives to advance scientific knowledge, unravel biological mysteries, and contribute to the development of innovative solutions in diverse fields.
Research & Academic Partners
In 1849, UW–Madison opened its doors to the people of Wisconsin. There were 17 students and six departments. Today, our university includes 13 schools and colleges. The largest is the College of Letters & Science. It’s often said that L&S provides the well-rounded education that the university’s founders first envisioned.
CRISP is the College of Letters & Science’s commitment to supporting the fluid and continuous exchange of ideas with industry, underserved communities, government, and other groups, which is needed for use-inspired research, to help researchers create successful use-inspired projects, and to sustain their current work. Without external input, our research will not be truly impactful.
Established in 1925, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) patents and licenses UW–Madison research discoveries, manages investment proceeds, and funds the University and Morgridge Institute for further scientific research. WARF fosters collaborations among researchers, investors, industry, and entrepreneurs to commercialize campus innovations.
Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences
The Department of Soil Science, recently renamed the Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences, is the oldest and likely most renowned soil science department in the USA, and perhaps even in the world. We are home to degrees in soil and environmental sciences. Our department’s research mission includes the cycling of water, energy, elements, and the sustainability of natural and managed ecosystems. Our environmental research and education focus on the solid-liquid interfaces, transformation, and fate of current and emerging contaminants in soil from industrial, urban, and agricultural sources.
Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies
The Nelson Institute values and is committed to a liberal arts and professional education, built on the premise that complex environmental issues can best be understood through familiarity with diverse perspectives and integration of the natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.
The Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Wisconsin – Madison is a national leader in forest science and wildlife ecology research, teaching, and training. The Department offers undergraduate, MS, and Ph.D. degrees in Forest Science and Wildlife Ecology.
Gold Sponsors
Since its inception in 2001, Sercon has consistently demonstrated a commitment to advancing scientific research. With a specialised focus on research collaborations, our cutting-edge IRMS technologies empower researchers worldwide to delve deeper into their fields of study. Ours is an ongoing dedication to fostering innovation and collaboration within the scientific communities we serve.
As a result, we are trusted to support the scientific community globally by providing innovative instrumentation and software manufactured and developed in the UK. This is backed by consistently first-rate service and support across the board.
The collaborations we have built – and continue to develop – with academics and researchers as well as with commercial and operational laboratory teams – underpin the success of our own journey as a business.
Elementar has arisen from the Analytical Instrumentation Department of the Heraeus technology group, in the Rhine-Main area near Frankfurt, Germany. Nowadays, we are a constantly growing, owner-managed company with 10 locations worldwide. Together with our sales and service network, we serve more than 80 countries with our solutions. We help you, our customers, to support the quality of life whenever water, nutrition, education, health, environment, climate, energy, or product quality are involved. We make life understandable in its elements, to explain it and to preserve it. Constantly. Simple.
We aim to provide you with the best solution for your application needs. To achieve this, we are constantly working on innovations and strive for the highest quality. In addition, we attach great importance to comprehensive customer support and pursue a strong sustainable approach – in ecological as well as economic terms. This is reflected in the use of high-quality materials for the longest lifetime of our instruments, in our headquarters, which follows a sustainable construction and energy concept, and also in a business model that ensures our long-term success.
Bronze Sponsors
