iSFFF 2026 | 24th International Symposium on Field and Flow-based Separations

Welcome

About iSFFF 2026

Celebrating six decades of innovation in separation science

Welcome to the 24th International Symposium on Field and Flow-based Separations (iSFFF 2026), marking a momentous occasion—60 years since the invention of Field-Flow Fractionation by Professor J. Calvin Giddings in 1966.

This milestone symposium brings together the global FFF community in the heart of the United States capital. From government scientists and academic researchers to industry professionals and the next generation of separation scientists, iSFFF 2026 offers an unparalleled opportunity to exchange ideas, forge collaborations, and shape the future of the field.

Join us in Washington, DC for four days of cutting-edge presentations, engaging discussions, and meaningful connections as we honor the rich history of FFF while charting its course for the decades ahead.

60+

Years of FFF

24th

Symposium

Days of Science

125+

Expected Attendees

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Important Dates

Key deadlines and milestones for iSFFF 2026

Deadline
March 30, 2026
Abstract Submission & Registration Deadline
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Conference Start

May 17, 2026

Short Courses and Conference Welcome Reception

Conference Reception

May 19, 2026

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FFF's 60th Birthday Party!
Celebrating six decades of Field-Flow Fractionation

Conference End

May 20, 2026

Closing Remarks & Farewell

Call for Abstracts

Abstract Submission

Submit your abstract for oral or poster presentation

Featured Speakers

Keynote Speakers

World-renowned experts in field and flow-based separations

Additional speakers to be announced. Check back for updates!

Location

Conference Venue

Join us at a historic landmark in the nation's capital

Herbert C. Hoover Building

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U.S. Department of Commerce Headquarters
1401 Constitution Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20230

The Herbert C. Hoover Building, home to the U.S. Department of Commerce, is a magnificent example of Classical Revival architecture located on the National Mall. This historic venue offers an exceptional setting for scientific discourse, situated within walking distance of the Smithsonian museums, monuments, and the heart of Washington, DC.

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