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Ion mobility (IM) is a suite of technologies that leverages fundamental ion-neutral interactions, is complementary to mass spectrometry (MS), and shares the core strengths of sensitivity, selectivity, and speed. Seattle is home to a vibrant IM-MS community. The vision of Mobility Enabled Science in Seattle (MESS) is to leverage the expertise and resources of this community to advance the contributions of IM to the environmental, health, and physical sciences.

The next MESS meeting will be held on February 19, 2019. See Events for more information. For more information, please email us at mess@uw.edu.

Events

The next MESS meeting will be held at on Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at 5 pm in CHB 102.

(Hopefully not) Too Hot to Handle: the Internal Energies of Ions During IM

    • Matt Bush will present a brief overview of the contemporary understanding of heating during ion mobility experiments.

Discussion: Multiplexing of Time-Dispersive  IM Measurements

    • We will discuss efforts by the IM community to improve the duty cycle of IM measurements.
    • Before the meeting, participants should read “Pseudorandom Sequence Modifications for Ion Mobility Orthogonal Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry” by Clowers et al. LINK

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