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  1. Analytical Chemist
    Johns Hopkins University

    The McMeniman group at Johns Hopkins is recruiting an analytical chemist to study human scent chemistry scent-based malaria diagnostics.

    See the full job description on jobRxiv: jobrxiv.org/job/johns-hopkins-

    #Analyticalchemistry #AnalyticalMethodDevelopment #GCMS #LCMS #massspectrometry #ScienceJobs #hiring #resea...
    jobrxiv.org/job/johns-hopkins-

  2. Why has GC-MS (gas chromatography- electron impact ioniation- mass spectrometry) had such enduring value for the field of metabolomics? How do we identify metabolites based on mass spectrometry data?

    I hope you'll enjoy this video explaining the basics of GC-MS and the spectral library methods we use for explaining these spectra!

    youtube.com/watch?v=vTWXkHPHEI0
    #bioinformatics
    #metabolomics #GCMS

  3. Analytical Chemist
    Johns Hopkins University

    The McMeniman group at Johns Hopkins is recruiting an analytical chemist to study human scent chemistry scent-based malaria diagnostics.

    See the full job description on jobRxiv: jobrxiv.org/job/johns-hopkins-

    #Analyticalchemistry #AnalyticalMethodDevelopment #GCMS #LCMS #massspectrometry #ScienceJobs #hiring #resea...
    jobrxiv.org/job/johns-hopkins-

  4. Just spent four hours trying to make a leak-free seal between a tank of UHP He and a regulator.

    Turns out the seat in the tank was corroded and no matter how tight I attached the regulator, nothing was going to work.

    (Luckily my wife suggested I try another regulator, and w/in ten mins of my conversation with her I realized I was on a fool's errand.)

    I need a beer. 🍻#GCMS

  5. Sols 4275-4276: A Familiar View
    https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/sols-4275-4276-a-familiar-view/

    2024年8月14日のNASAの活動計画。SAMのGCMSを使用した分析や研究が行われており、近距離と遠距離の多くの地質目標に焦点が当てられています。大気の光学的深さも観測し、砂丘や風による移動も調査されています。

    #NASA #Mars #GCMS #研究

  6. I spent SO MANY HOURS in grad school manually adjusting peak baselines and deciding what should or shouldn't count as a peak and then going back and doing it all again because I called it a peak in one sample but not the other. I'm SO happy that progress is being made on this problem and very excited to read this preprint!

    biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/20


  7. This morning I have been sitting in a review of our #PolarRES project with EC + an independent scientist.
    It's incredibly cool, seeing progress over the last 18 months, some incredible work already done + lots more on the way.

    This figure shared by PI Priscilla Mooney struck me again.
    What we're trying to do with the very high resolution #RCMs and the stretched grids in the #GCMs is *hard* + never really tried before.

    Awesome #outreach plan too

    #WatchThisSpace
    polarres.eu/

  8. @mosterh1 @team Ja, für die "klink"-Elemente usw. ist das plausibel. Allerdings kann man auch (in diesem Sinne) funktionsfähige Links in dem Seitentext platzieren.

    Funktioniert..., ist aber nicht elegant - ein solcher "getrickster" Link wird dann ja nicht unter "Links" - als eigenständigem Design-Element - angezeigt.

    #gcms

  9. Are you an #analytical #scientist based in the #UK? A new #PI who has a #data story to tell? I’m organising a webinar series and want to #invite #speakers to showcase how they look at #big #data. It can be #LCMS #GCMS #NMR other #spectroscopy or any #analytical #data. Interested? Drop me a toot! Pls #boost so I can cross :mastodon: servers and land into them all! :vaccinated_skintone3: :rstats: :python:

  10. My #introduction --
    I'm an #atmospheric and #analytical chemist, studying multiphase #chemistry on air-exposed surfaces.

    My group at #Bucknell Univ. uses mass spectrometry (#TeamMassSpec), and we are looking to bring #ionmobility techniques more into the environmental chemistry realm.

    Also: #IndoorChem #ChemEcology #fireflies #ocean #arctic #airquality #STEMatSLAC #PUI #GCMS #LCMS #IMMS #atmosphericchemistry