Ion Mobility Separation Animation
A well-crafted animation of ion trapping and mobility separation. It lacks a soundtrack, but it's easy enough to add one.
A Web Log of Mass Spectrometry Web Sites and Other Links and Items of Interest
YouTube with science videos, a project with the Public Library of Science, the National Science Foundation, and the San Diego Supercomputer Center (via).
Italian Christian Moreni tested positive for synthetic testosterone with the isotope ratio mass spectrometry procedure.
A physics lecture by Prof. Walter Lewin of MIT.
Labels: education, mass_spectrometry, video
TIme for a blogroll cleaning. The old blogroll is in the comments.
Labels: mass_spectrometry, notice
A video tutorial article in the Journal of Visualized Experiments on MALDI sample preparation from Brian Chait's Mass Spectrometry Group at Rockefeller University. JoVE is an online biological sciences video journal.
Labels: mass_spectrometry, research
Preceramic Adoption of Peanut, Squash, and Cotton in Northern Peru - agriculture, archaeology, and accelerator mass spectrometry.
Labels: mass_spectrometry, news, research
Videocasts of mass spectrometry talks (RSS):
Targeted MS Assays for Biomarkers: Enabling a Biomarker Pipeline, Leigh Anderson, Large Scale Proteomics Corporation
Emerging Role of Mass Spectrometry in Structure Elucidation of Cellular Complexes, Michal Sharon, Cambridge University
Top Down Mass Spectrometry: 2005, N. Kelleher, University of Illinois
Finding Function with Mass Spectrometry in Cancer and Infectious Disease, R. Angeletti, Albert Einstein School of Medicine
New Mass Spectral Strategies for Proteomics and Glycomics , Catherine E. Costello, Boston University
Labels: mass_spectrometry, video
Labels: mass_spectrometry, video
This Reason Magazine article only mentions mass spectrometry tangentially, but illustrates one of the points I tried to make in this poster: Wikipedia can't be ignored if it's the first Google hit in your topic area.
Labels: mass_spectrometry, wiki
Boris A. Mamyrin, inventor of the mass reflectron, died March 5, 2007, at the age of 87 in St. Petersburg, Russia.
Labels: mass_spectrometry, people