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Join SelectScience® CEO, Kerry Parker, as she interviews renowned physicist and engineer, Professor Alexander Makarov, best known for his leading role in the development of the Orbitrap mass spectrometry technology. In this thought-provoking episode, Makarov discusses his fascinating life story, unique challenges as a scientist in a technology company, explains how mass spectrometry works and the concept of democratization in scientific advancements.
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Interrogating cell heterogeneity: Latest innovation in mass spectrometry transforms single-cell proteomics
In this video, Prof. Erwin Schoof, The Cell Diversity Lab, Technical University of Denmark, explains how the Thermo Scientific™ Orbitrap™ Astral™ mass spectrometer revolutionizes single-cell proteomics by detecting undetectable low abundant proteins. He also shares insights on the future of proteomics, emphasizing the growing significance of multiplex data independent acquisition.
25 years of mass spectrometry innovations
Join Kerry Parker, CEO at SelectScience, in an insightful discussion with Dan Shine, Senior Vice President and President, Analytical Instruments, Asia Pacific and Latin America at Thermo Fisher Scientific. In this video, they delve into the remarkable technological and data revolution currently shaping the science industry. Together, they explore the pivotal advancements in mass spectrometry that have propelled the field of analytical science forward.
Analytical methods are essential technical tools that have seen astonishing advances over the last few decades. During this special feature we celebrate game-changing technological advancements in the field such as battery testing, mass spectrometry and beyond. Plus, we look to the future to find out what’s coming next.
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Learn how you can perform high-concentration liposome and micelle suspension measurement in this application notes from Microtrac MRB.
In this infographic, explore how AI can be used to facilitate high-throughput analysis of image data for material microstructure.
Learn about the latest methods advancing battery material research in this interview with Dr. Zhenyu Zhang, UCL.
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