The Royal Society of Chemistry’s


Separation

Science Group

The SSG represents the largest interest group to serve the separation science community in the UK and Ireland. 

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OUR BROAD REMIT INCLUDES:

  • Acting as a source of authoritative information on topics in separation science


  • Promoting awareness of new developments and guidance for best practice the field

  • Organising national and international conferences and symposia on relevant topics

  • Support students and early-career scientists in separations research via conference bursaries and prizes for best presentations

  • Recognise and award outstanding achievements in separation science

Through following the SSG, you will gain information on novel techniques in the separation science space and be the first to know about meetings and conferences.

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Keep updated with everything SSG

There is an increasing demand for information and meetings regarding topics relevant to analytical measurements as applied in the industrial laboratory and, we are here to fill that demand.

Recent and Upcoming Events…

Read more here…

13th Early Career Research Meeting

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Extech 2026

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HTC-19 2026

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13th Early Career Research Meeting 〰️ Extech 2026 〰️ HTC-19 2026 〰️

The Knox Award

Since 2008, the SSG has also been recognising outstanding separation scientists by the presentation of the Knox Award, named after Prof John H Knox, the pioneer of modern high-performance chromatographic methods.

In 2025, Professor John Langely FRSC was named the new Knox Award winner. Read more about John’s incredible achievements here.

Repeating Background

Solutions in Science 2025 was a grand success!

Our largest event to date is Solutions in Science, or SinS!

“SinS” brings together scientists and analytical chemists to discuss and explore the latest products, techniques and analytical Solutions. With “Sustainability” in mind one of the main aims of SinS is to bring together special interest groups to one large meeting rather than many smaller meetings which will cut down on travel and time but increase networking and information sharing capabilities.

Want to get involved?

We are always looking for new members who are keen to get involved and to help organise our activities. 



If you would like to find out more please contact via email.