Online Sample Extraction Technique for LC/MS Forensic Toxicology Screening (288 KB)

Guifeng Jiang

PMM - 397

Performance Evaluation of Three LC/MS Methods Implemented on an Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer for Drug Testing in Urine (178 KB)

Marta Kozak

PMM - 398

Quantitative Method Implementing Fast Polarity Switching Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry for Analysis of Ten Anti-epileptic Drugs in Plasma Samples (156 KB)

Barbora Brazdova

PMM - 401

Coffee Metabolomics: A New Approach to Defining Quality Markers (380 KB)

Madalina Oppermann

PMM - 465

Development of a Multiplexed Mass Spectrometry-based Apolipoprotein Panel Assay for Plasma and Serum (664 KB)

Mingming Ning

PWA - 471

Helium conservation in LC-FAIMS-MS/MS analysis (244 KB)

James Kapron

PMM - 385

Determination of contaminants in wastewater with a benchtop non hybrid Orbitrap mass spectrometer (257 KB)

Olaf Scheibner

PMM - 574

Simultaneous Analysis of Multi-Pesticide Residues in Plants by LC-MS/MS (324 KB)

Chunang Gu

PMM - 341

Nanoscale characterization of spider venom peptides by high resolution LC-MS/MS analysis. (459 KB)

Claire Dauly

PWA - 353

Comprehensive multi-residue analysis using a single-stage Orbitrap LC-MS instrument (1098 KB)

Markus Kellmann

PWA - 003

Higher collision energy fragmentations for analysis of multiply phosphorylated peptides (193 KB)

Michaela Scigelova

PWA - 338

Intact Protein Sequencing Using ETD and PTR in a Dual-Pressure Linear Ion Trap (625 KB)

Zhiqi Hao

PWA - 460

GCMS analysis of pesticides in grapes using QuEChERS sample extraction (157 KB)

Dafydd Milton

PWA - 013

Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS) as a Tool for Addressing Elemental Speciation in Legislation (251 KB)

Shona McSheehy

PMM - 054

LC-MALDI with an Ion Trap - Orbitrap Hybrid Instrumentation: Decoupled Method Setup  (547 KB)

Kerstin Strupat

PWA - 111

Quantitative mass spectrometric analysis of tripeptidyl peptidase II (TPPII) in mouse KO CD8+ T-cells (486 KB)

Jana Rykl

PWA - 185

Implementation of a Progressively Spaced Stacked Ring Ion Guide on a Linear Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer (221 KB)

Eloy Wouters

PWA - 255

Comparison of a Dual-Cell Linear Ion Trap with a Four-Fold Symmetric Stretch versus a Two-Fold Symmetric Stretch (577 KB)

Philip M Remes

PWA - 256

In-Depth Analysis of the Arabidopsis thaliana Proteome Using a Novel Hybrid Linear Trap-Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer (658 KB)

Kai Scheffler

PWA - 263

Increased Proteome Definition Exploiting Performance Enhancements of a New Linear Ion Trap—LTQ Velos (471 KB)

Tonya Pekar Second

PWA - 264

Open Access High Resolution Accurate Mass Analysis using a Benchtop Orbitrap™ LC-MS system (443 KB)

Lester Taylor

PWA - 271

Performance Improvements using a Dual Pressure Linear Ion Trap in Standard and Extended Mass Range Modes (534 KB)

Jae Schwartz

PWA - 273

Separation of isobaric phosphopeptides by High field asymmetric waveform ion mobility spectrometry (FAIMS) confirmed by LTQ Orbitrap XL ETD mass spectrometry (258 KB)

Yue Xuan

PWA - 276

Throughput Advantages of Two-Dimensional Chromatography with Multiple Parallel LC Systems Utilizing a Single Data File (665 KB)

Matthew Berube

PWA - 309

Demonstrating a Novel Decision Tree Strategy for Proteomics Experiments on a New Dual-Cell Linear Ion Trap (430 KB)

Julie Horner

PWA - 349

Improving ETD analysis of N, O-glycopeptides by using the isobaric labeling approach with tandem mass tags (TMT). (489 KB)

Rosa Viner

PWA - 201

Characterization of PEGylated-Peptides and Site Localization of Attachment with High Resolution ETD Mass Spectrometry (790 KB)

Tonya Pekar Second

PWA - 160

Workflow for maximizing proteome coverage using CID and ETD (310 KB)

Martin Zeller

PWA - 150

Analysis of whole lipid extracts using on-line high resolution LC-MS (284 KB)

Catharina Crone

PWA - 391

Method Development in LC/MS analysis of polar compounds using a new HILIC stationary phase (236 KB)

Maria Luisa Pereira

PWA - 435

Screening for Microbial Protein Over-Expression in Complex Matrix, using a MALDI LTQ Orbitrap (228 KB)

Kerstin Strupat

PWA - 438

New Streamline Software for Screening to Determine 250 Pesticides in Orange Oil by LC-MS/MS (547 KB)

Dipankar Ghosh

PWA - 454

Integrated workflow to design methods and analyze data in large-to-extremely-large scale SRM experiments (474 KB)

Amol Prakash

PWA - 461

Label-free differential analysis: An iterative approach to increased coverage, improved statistics and results (918 KB)

Michael Athanas

PWA - 462

High Resolution, High Accuracy Measurement and Fragmentation Analysis for Metabolite Identification in Broccoli Samples - Meta-Phor Research Initiative Results (354 KB)

Madalina Oppermann

PWA - 465

High Throughput Sample Preparation for Stroke Biomarker Discovery using the Digital Proteome Chip (395 KB)

David Sarracino

PWA - 474

Efficient Detection for Linear Traps Using a Single Electron Multiplier (664 KB)

Michael William Senko

PWA - 259

Overcoming Undersampling in Proteomic Experiments with the Help of a Novel Hybrid Linear Trap-Orbitrap Mass Spectrometer  (740 KB)

Eugen Damoc

PWA - 272

LC-MS/MS Analysis of Triazine Pesticides in Drinking Water Using a New Software for Streamlined Method Development (512 KB)

Jonathan Robert Beck

PWA - 027

IMSC 2009 Posters

Lunchtime Workshop Environmental and Food Safety Analysis Monday, August 31, 2009 Congress Center Bremen, Saal Focke-Wulf 12:40 - 12:45 Welcome address and introduction of the program 12:45 - 13:05 Exploring the non-target analyte screening capabilities of high resolution mass spectrometry for natural water samples Heinz P. Singer EAWAG, Swiss Federal Institute for Aquatic Science and Technology, Dübendorf, Switzerland 13:05 - 13:25 Fluoro-quinolones in honey by turbulant flow chromatography - MS/MS Stephen Bruce, Phd Nestlé Research Center, Metabonomics and Biomarkers Group, Lausanne, Switzerland 13:25 - 13:45 The benefits of high resolution MS in high throughput screening of priority mycotoxins in food Michal Godula Thermo Fisher Scientific, Prague, Czech Republic 13:45 Q & A Session		Lunchtime Workshop Life Science Mass Spectrometry Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Congress Center Bremen, Saal Focke-Wulf 12:40 - 12:45 Welcome address and introduction of the program 12:45 - 13:05 Y-Split Coupling of capillary LC to ICP- and ESI-MS and its Application for Preparation of Absolutely Quantified Phosphopeptide and Peptide Standards (PASTA-Peptides) Wolf D. Lehmann Molecular Structure Analysis, German Cancer Research Center Heidelberg, Germany 13:05 - 13:25 Use of FTMS in agro-chemicals research and development Dr. Wolfgang Dreher BASF AG, Limburgerhof, Germany 13:25 - 13:45 MALDI & Orbitrap - Making use of accurate mass in proteomic and non-proteomic analyses Prof. Dr. Michael Karas Institute of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Goethe University, Frankfurt, Germany 13:45 Q & A Session
Lunchtime Workshop Powered by Orbitrap Technology Wednesday, September 2, 2009 Congress Center Bremen, Saal Focke-Wulf 12:40 - 12:45 Welcome address and introduction of the program 12:30 - 15:00 Routine high mass accuracy MS/MS in proteomics using the LTQ Orbitrap Velos Prof. Matthias Mann Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry, Martinsried, Germany 13:15 - 13:45 Orbitrap mass spectrometry: from dream to mainstream Dr. Alexander Makarov Research Director, Thermo Fischer Scientific, Bremen, Germany 13:45 Q & A Session		IMSC 2009 Presentations from the Scientific Program Keynote Lecture Instrumental Developments Ion Traps Frontiers of the Orbitrap Mass Spectrometry Dr. Alexander Makarov Research Director, Thermo Fischer Scientific, Bremen, Germany Presentation for Instrumental Developments Ion Traps A New Instrument for High-speed Proteomics: Orbitrap Mass Analyzer Interfaced to a Dual Linear Trap Eduard Denisov, E. Damoc, J. Griep-Raming, O. Lange, A. Makarov, H. Kuipers, P. Remes, J. Schwartz, D. Taylor, T. Moehring and V. Zabrouskov Thermo Fischer Scientific Presentation for Elemental Mass Spectrometry / Elemental speciation / Bio Application The Role of High Resolution Mass Spectrometry in Metallomics Shona McSheehy, T. Moehring, M. Zeller, E. Damoc, M. Hamester Thermo Fischer Scientific, Bremen, Germany Presentation for Elemental Mass Spectrometry / Trace and ultra-trace element analysis High-precision GD-MS analysis of Nickel super-alloys: major components and ultra-trace metals Joachim Hinrichs, M. Hamester Thermo Fischer Scientific, Bremen, Germany