American Scientific Glassblowers Annual Symposium

Registration process for a seat in the Allan Brown

     This is very popular and requires a substantial skill level to participate. Limited to 16 participants. Due to the amount of material to be covered, you are expected to be very familiar with both bench and lathe work. If you are relatively new to the field, consider applying for the Joseph S. Gregar Junior Seminar insteadIt’s junior only in that the skill level requirement to participate is less. The instructor are experts in the field, and there’s a bit more one-on-one teaching available. As a benefit of ASGS regular membership, seats are available to regular members only for the first 45 days of registration. Following the regular member registration time-window, other members are encouraged to apply for a seat and will be reviewed on a case by case basis. Skill set and space permitting, as many as possible will be added. If the seminar reaches capacity, observation seats will be offered. Applications of Non-Regular members will be accepted once registration is opened. If the Seminars are full, they will be open to members for observation only.


If you have any questions or any ideas email
 kteaford@chem.utah.edu 

 

This year's curriculum is:

Monday 
Lathe Project,  Day 1– No holdup still head with angled ring seal.
Instructor: Ryan Tate

Bench Project, Day 1- 250ml solvent still head
Instructor: Ron Legge 

Tuesday

Lathe Project, Day 2– 80mm Fritted Chromatography Column
Instructor: Kevin Teaford

Bench Project, Day 2– Vacuum Jacketed Short Path Head
Instructor: Phillip Legge