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American Society of Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Conference

Jun 01, 2020 to Jun 12, 2020
Houston, TX, United States
Go to American Society of Mass spectrometry (ASMS) Conference event

SwRI will be participating at the 68th American Society of Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Virtual Conference.

Wednesday, June 3
Poster Presentation

“Floodlight and Searchlight: Innovative Software for Machine Learning Assisted Data Reduction and Pattern Analysis,” Kristin Favela

Recent advances in high-resolution mass spectrometry have benefited many fields with an abundance of data, including exposomics, metabolomics and forensics. However, a major bottleneck exists in data processing and review, and review quality may differ from analyst to analyst. Samples in non-targeted analysis experiments may have upwards of thousands of compounds, some of which are not present in any available mass spectrometry library and require characterization. With a lack of automated high-throughput screening methods available, tradeoffs must be made in regard to which samples can be investigated using a non-targeted based workflow, resulting in unavoidable uncertainty. This work aims to address this gap in available high-throughput screening technologies and subsequent pattern analysis for gas-chromatography-based non-targeted analysis methods.​

Friday, June 5
2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. CDT

"Artificial Intelligence for Signal Quality Review​" LIVE presentation!

Artificial Intelligence-based tools can accelerate high-throughput Non-Targeted Analysis (NTA). Learn about the AI-based Floodlight™ cheminformatics tool. See a brief presentation, a live demo, and have your questions answered by the development team to learn how you can remove obstacles to your GCxGC NTA workflows!

Monday, June 1 - Friday, June 12

Artificial Intelligence is the new superpower for high-throughput GCxGC mass spectrometry workflows. Learn more in a recorded ten-minute presentation by Michael Hartnett that we will have posted in our booth.​

For more information, please contact Keith Pickens, Kristin Favela, or Andrew Schaub.