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How do you calculated 4000 mass spectrometry XICs in 10 secs when a single XIC takes 3-4 secs? Heh. Yes, we're that good.
New pharma customer thought that the 10000-mouse-click solution offered by mass spec vendor software was his only option. Then he found us.
New prospective customer needs help prepping thousands of Orbitrap files before Sage-N analysis. He came to the right place.
We far prefer writing our own raw binary readers. Vendor-supplied dll readers have unoptimized buffering. Big performance hit.
Next up for us is a vendor-authorized dll wrapper for mass spec data translation tool. We can interface with windows dlls when we have to.
MSRedux-XX took a little extra effort since we had to go back and support some age-old LCQ legacy data. But that's ok. That's what we do!
We released MSRedux-XX "Xcalibur Xtractor" v1.1 as part of a high-throughput dedicated work flow solution for a value chosen partner.
Nice to see that we are still getting questions about Tony Ferrige & Tony's mass spec data inference engines. Yes, we implement PPL tools.
We're now working on work flows that will reduce/extract/present Xcalibur, MassLynx, Analyst, Aviator data as if there were the same format.
Yesterday, we delivered to the FDA a single application that reads Xcalibur, MassLynx, Analyst & Aviator LCMS data transparently.
Lots of new industry followers recently. Looks like science is finally picking up social media. We'll come alive again, then!
Who remembers the last time it snowed at ASMS? Or, does Fred McClafferty have a Twitter act?
It was good to see Sierra Analytics and Mestrelabs at the ASMS mixer this evening. With us, there are three cos pushing Qt solns for MS.
BioAnalyte is at ASMS is drift mode. No booth, but expect to find us in yours.
We're sorry to report the passing of our friend and colleague Tony Ferrige, MRSC. He died yesterday afternoon after a 2yr battle w/cancer.
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