How would bio-production look if volatile bio-products of fermentation could be detected in real-time (within seconds) and without sample preparation?

Hendrik Mengers, Martin Zimmermann & Lars M. Blank from Aachen University monitored the volatilome of yeast during growth in a shake flasks bioreactor. Among many more metabolites, they caught the evolution of acetaldehyde and ethanol within seconds.

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In-vitro volatilome profiles of lung cancer captured with Super SESI - Orbitrap platform

This work from the Ohio State University shows the potential of the platform SUPER SESI (by Fossiliontech) - Orbitrap (by Thermo Fisher Scientific) on differentiating cancer types and monitoring their treatment.

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Why automate every control of an ion source?

Electrospray provides the best performance, but obtaining a stable signal can be tricky.
The new SUPER SESI-X, designed for the Thermo Orbitrap Exploris series, is fully automatic and is ready to incorporate intelligent control. This source will auto-pilot the electrospray to bring high performance and reliability.

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Personalized drug dosage with breath analysis demonstrated in a clinical setting

Converting data to knowledge can be a daunting task because breath samples are complex. This gap has been bridged with high-quality data and advanced metabolomics data analysis techniques.