Advances in Processing and Analysis of Hyphenated MS Experiments

RECORD | Already taken place Tu, 30.5.2023
Gavin Shear (Mestrelab) will describe expert tools to the desktop user, with game changing enhancements in peak picking, spectral display, and spectral substraction using Mnova MSChrom.
Mestrelab Research: Advances in Processing and Analysis of Hyphenated MS Experiments
Mestrelab Research: Advances in Processing and Analysis of Hyphenated MS Experiments

Intro

Mnova MSChrom is a vendor agnostic desktop application for review, processing, analysis, and interrogation of LC/MS data.

Overview

Mnova MSChrom brings expert tools to the desktop user, with game changing enhancements in peak picking, spectral display, and spectral subtraction.

What to expect

  • Introduction of the new ‘enhanced peak picking’ algorithm
  • Instantly display the information you want to see, how you want to see it – MS Navigator
  • Subtract the background or any signal from your LC/MS experiment
  • Search and compare MS database hits
  • Automate meta-analysis, databasing, reporting with Mnova Gears

Key points

  • Updated functionality – Mnova MSChrom is a competitive desktop application for LC/MS
  • Extensibility – Mestrelab Research provides scripting, API and automation for heterogeneous and high throughput laboratories
  • Continuous improvement – committed to developing the capabilities that you desire

Who should attend?

Those using hyphenated MS techniques, especially LC/MS with a need to review, process and analyze data away from the instrument.

Presenter: Gavin Shear (Business Development Manager, Mestrelab)

Gavin brings over 20 years of experience in the software industry, including previous work with SCIEX as a Mass Spectrometry test lead, also as senior applications scientist for a major cheminformatics company.

Gavin received his Honours degree in Chemistry at the University of Waterloo in Canada. After graduation, he experienced life as a Chemist in several industries including pharmaceutical analysis, agricultural research and oil additives. Notably, Gavin incepted the Applications Science team at ACD//Labs helping to connect scientists to emerging technologies such as computer aided structure elucidation, and high throughput laboratory automation. After a 4 year stint at mass spectrometry manufacturer SCIEX, he joins Mestrelab Research with a wealth of practical experience and enthusiasm for his work. In his spare time, Gavin is a semi-professional musician, playing several instruments, including guitars, woodwinds, and brass.

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