New generation of Intelligence-Driven Instruments and Software unveiled

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. has introduced a new generation of intelligence-driven mass spectrometry instruments, workflows and software.
The Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Exploris 480 mass spectrometer facilitates the deployment of MS for more rigorous, high-throughput protein identification, quantitation and structural characterization, maintaining high-resolution, mass accuracy and spectral quality, whilst the Orbitrap Eclipse Tribrid mass spectrometer features flexibility and built-in intelligence to drive critical insights and enable technology breakthroughs. It improves sensitivity over previous generations and expands the ability to characterize and quantify complex biomolecules and biological systems. They can both be combined with the differential ion-mobility device, the Thermo Scientific FAIMS Pro interface, which gives access to a comprehensive solution that improves selectivity and provides increased productivity across a range of proteomics workflows.
The Thermo Scientific HR Multi-Attribute Method is supported by Thermo Scientific Chromeleon Chromatography Data System software, and simplifies and standardizes biotherapeutic characterization throughout the product development pipeline.
The Thermo Scientific Compound Discoverer Software, Mass Frontier Software and mzCloud/mzVault libraries are combined to help customers identify unknown compounds and compare them to known compounds across multiple online and offline databases.
The Thermo Scientific TraceFinder Software 5.0 offers quicker and easier access to important information from Thermo Scientific TSQ Quadrupole and Q Exactive Hybrid Quadrupole-Orbitrap mass spectrometry platforms.
The Thermo Scientific Almanac web-based application facilitates remote access to instruments to monitor run status and data acquisition in real time through a browser or mobile device.
Dan Shine, senior vice president and president of analytical instruments at Thermo Fisher Scientific, said: “We recognized the ability to transform the mass spectrometry market when our ground-breaking Orbitrap mass analyzer technology was presented 20 years ago at ASMS. As the demand for high-performance, accurate analytical instruments and innovative software continues to evolve, we are excited to introduce new technology that will allow scientists to acquire data more quickly and with greater accuracy than ever before. We are pushing the pace of discovery in protein research with the launch of new mass spectrometers that enable unprecedented proteome analysis, down to the level of single-cell analysis.”