Innovations in Mass Spectrometry
Featured mass spectrometry technology to help the lab
MALDI-MS
Mass Spectrometry Resource Guide
Mass spectrometry is a powerful, high-throughput, qualitative and quantitative analytical technique
Sample Preparation of MALDI Mass Spectrometry Imaging
Advantages of MALDI-MSI technique
MALDI-MSI in Pharmaceutical R&D
MALDI-MSI is becoming more widely adopted in pharmaceutical research and development
Microbial Identification by MALDI-TOF: Moving from Colonies to Blood Cultures and Biofilms
Microbial identification by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight (MALDI-TOF) mass spectrometry has made the leap from bench to bedside in just a decade
Advances in MALDI Mass Spectrometry within Drug Discovery
Articles in the December 2017 special issue of SLAS Discovery present a snapshot of innovation in the MALDI application space as it stands today
Forensic Proteomics: A Ground-Floor Opportunity
Where DNA fingerprinting has been used for many years in forensics, proteomics represents a new frontier in forensic science
New MALDI Imaging Applications Note
MALDI imaging is a powerful mass spectrometry technique available with JEOL’s MALDI Imaging SpiralTOF
Mass Spec for Clinical Microbiology
Infectious diseases remain deadly. In fact, the World Health Organization’s top-ten list of global causes of death includes two examples: lower respiratory infections and HIV. The list stretches much further, to long-standing culprits—including malaria and tuberculosis— and newer perpetrators—including Ebola and
mad cow disease. For public health measures in general and for treating individual patients, clinical microbiologists need fast and effective methods of microbial identification.
mad cow disease. For public health measures in general and for treating individual patients, clinical microbiologists need fast and effective methods of microbial identification.
Pittcon Announces U.S. Symposium at JASIS
The Pittsburgh Conference is pleased to announce that the PIttcon 2014 Program Chairman, Amit Ghosh, and colleague Koichiro Matsuda (Horiba) have organized a session on materials science for presentation at JASIS.