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Differential Scanning Calorimetry: Speed Meets Precision (IL)

Join us at Northwestern University for an inspiring day dedicated to thermal analysis innovation and experience the all-new Julia DSC analyzer in action. Explore how Anton Paar’s technology helps you unlock deeper insights into materials behavior.

Key takeaways:

  • Understand how DSC supports applications from pharmaceuticals to polymers and research
  • Gain insight into thermal transitions and material behavior
  • Experience hands-on operation of the Julia DSC
  • Learn how Julia Suite streamlines evaluation, automation, and reporting

Who should attend:

This workshop is designed for new and experienced DSC users seeking to strengthen fundamental understanding, improve data interpretation, and increase confidence in thermal analysis across research and industry applications.

Workshop format:

This workshop will be delivered live by Anton Paar specialists and includes expert presentations alongside a hands-on session with the Julia DSC and software. Lunch will be provided.

Agenda:

10:45–11:00 am: Registration and Introduction to Anton Paar

11:00–12:00 pm: Why Differential Scanning Calorimetry

12:00–01:00 pm: Lunch

01:00–03:00 pm: Hands-on session with Anton Paar's Julia DSC and software

 

Dr. Andrea Todorovic, Product Manager - Thermal Analysis

Lieu: Evanston, United States, Northwestern University Evanston
Nombre de participants: 20
Coûts: Free of charge
Fin de l'inscription: 9 juil. 2026

Personne à contacter et inscription:
Ethan Johnston
Tél.: +18045501051379
ethan.johnston[at]anton-paar.com

Andrea Todorovic, Product Manager - Thermal Analysis

Andrea Todorovic is a Product Manager for Thermal Analysis at Anton Paar. She earned her degree in Technical Chemistry from Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) and completed her PhD in Polymer Science, where her research focused on materials characterization and testing, with a particular emphasis on thermal analysis. During her doctoral studies, she taught lectures and laboratory courses in thermal analysis and gained extensive expertise in thermal characterization methods. Over the past four and a half years at Anton Paar, she has worked closely with customers from industry and academia, supporting the successful implementation of thermal analysis solutions.