Times (UK) Online: Nobel Prize for Chemistry ‘given to wrong man’
Category Archives: MS in the News
Chemical & Engineering News: Winning Ways – Nobel Prize-winning techniques made mass spec and NMR amenable to biological molecules
The International Mass Spectrometry Society (IMSS) Web site has been updated. Take a look and note that abstracts for the 2003 Conference in Edinburgh are due February 1, 2003.
This just in the e-mail box: Bruker Daltonics will hold a grand opening of its new headquarters for customer support, research and development and manufacturing, at 40 Manning Road, Billerica, MA on November 15th from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. In addition to comments by top company executives, key products such as the Ultraflex TOF/TOF, …
The Japan Times Online: Tanaka to share Nobel knowhow at Kyoto University
Un Nobel Très Biologique From Libération.com. Click on the following link for an English translation.
Der Tagesspiegel: Das Lied der Eiweiße More Nobel Prize commentary. Click on the following link for an English translation of the article.
Chemical & Engineering News: Bioanalytical Techniques Win 2002 Chemistry Nobel Prize article in C&E; News.
Analytical chemists win Nobel Prize in Analytical Chemistry.
The September 1 Analytical Chemistry cover strory is an article on Atmospheric Pressure MALDI by Susanne Moyer and Robert Cotter at Johns Hopkins.
PDF ‘sample’ article available at Analytical Biochemistry: Internet Biomolecular Resources, Vol. 268, No. 2, March 15, 1999
Bruker Daltonics Lays Off 45 Staff, 10% of workforce in US/Germany
The Analytical Chemistry Fundamental Reviews now has four mass spectrometry articles, a 400% increase from a few years ago. The articles are: Current Application of Mass Spectrometry to Combinatorial Chemistry (Xueheng Cheng and Jill Hochlowski) Environmental Mass Spectrometry: Emerging Contaminants and Current Issues (Susan D. Richardson) Mass Spectrometry of Chemical Polymers (Charles N. McEwen and …
Annual Reviews made available the full text of ten review articles related to the September 11th terrorist attacks available without charge. These articles include the following relevant to mass spectrometry: EXPLOSIVES DETECTION: A Challenge for Physical Chemistry Jeffrey I. Steinfeld and Jody Wormhoudt Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 1998 BIOLOGICAL WEAPONS√¢‚Ǩ‚ÄùA PRIMER FOR MICROBIOLOGISTS Robert …
Biotech finance: Celera cuts 132 jobs (16% of workforce) and Waters stock upgraded to “Strong Buy”.
Thermo Finnigan, MDS Proteomics Will Jointly Develop FTMS Proteomics System (also at e-News with more links).
Sequenom Q1 Revenue Up on Increased Costs, Widened Losses (Stock Symbol SQNM)
The Matrix Science Workshop at ASMS will be held at the Marriott on Sunday June 2nd from 8 to noon. Note that Matrix Science is now a hardware company and CPU clusters have now entered the realm of mass spectrometry hardware.
Five of the initial eight articles in the new American Chemical Society Journal of Proteome Research are related to MS. This is good news for MS in general, but thins the paper supply in the already crowded MS journal field.
The Washington Post and Motley Fool weigh in on the Applera reorganization. The Fool-ish take seems to have ABI with the long and Celera the short end of the Applera stick.