The abstracts of contributions reflect state-of-the-art and latest results in the field of application of field-flow fractionation for separation and characterization of nanomaterials, synthetic and natural macromolecules, cells, viruses and bioparticles, and proteins, as well as for analytical tasks and challenges in drug delivery, environment and toxicology, and the food and agriculture sector. Also issues of theory and instrumentation development and industrial application of FFF are dealt with.
