OUR VISITING Ph.D Student – Rechal Kumar
OUR VISITING Ph.D. Student – Rechal Kumar from University of Exeter, United Kingdom, joined our team for the secondment: “lipidomics analysis of deficient ACBD5 (acyl-coA
OUR VISITING Ph.D. Student – Rechal Kumar from University of Exeter, United Kingdom, joined our team for the secondment: “lipidomics analysis of deficient ACBD5 (acyl-coA
OUR VISITING SCIENTIST! –Iulia Revenco from KU Leuven University (Leuven, Belgium) joined our team for a short visit to study how peroxisome-derived hydrogen peroxide (H2O2)
NEW HIRE! – THORSTEN GRAVERT We are delighted to announce that Thorsten Gravert has joined our team and will be helping us with our customer projects and
DID YOU KNOW that MS-Omics specializes in detecting and quantifying all types of small biological molecules? Recently, we have worked on the identification of different
We have been growing in the number of employees, new instruments and lately, we have acquired a HUGE new freezer. So NOW we’re expanding our
As you know, metabolomics has the potential to be an effective tool for early disease diagnosis as well as for researching and monitoring new treatments
Samin Fathalinejad has her article ”Chemical composition analysis of carbohydrate fragmentation products” published in the #JournalOfAnalyticalAndAppliedPyrolysis. So, very exciting news! This study was a collaboration between Københavns Universitet
We always enjoy congratulating our customers on their exciting findings. So, CONGRATULATIONS to Alicja Warda and her colleagues at APC Microbiome Ireland on their article in ASM Journals. EXCERPT
Congratulations Claudia Nastasi and Anders Woetmann on your new and exciting article on human T cell activation in #scientificreportsnature. At MS-Omics we are always happy to contribute to research projects
NEW HIRE! – SARA PIQUERA SOLSONA What a start of the new year! On 4th of January we welcomed the newest member of our team, Sara
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