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ASMS 2025
Tradeshow
Jun 01, 2025
- Jun 05, 2025
Baltimore Convention Center | Baltimore, MD 21202
Discovering insights at unprecedented scale and sensitivity has never been easier, thanks to advancements in technology that reveal biological insights into disease mechanisms and clinical research outcomes. Leaders in the field are leveraging these innovations to push the boundaries of scientific discovery using the next generation of mass spectrometry technology to revolutionize proteomics, metabolomics, translational research, and biopharmaceutical research. These innovative instrumentation and software solutions enable researchers to uncover complex biological processes. Join us to learn from world renowned experts about the transformative impact of these tools and explore the cutting-edge developments in the field of mass spectrometry.
During ASMS 2025, visit booth 301 in the Baltimore Convention Center to speak with our subject matter experts. Interested in finding out more about our new products and solutions? Register below for our annual user meeting and breakfast workshops to hear directly from leaders in the field.
Annual users' meetings
Annual Users' meetings
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor | 700 Aliceanna Street
Hear from leaders in the field about how next-generation instrumentation has accelerated discovery, unveiling biological insights into disease mechanisms and clinical research outcomes. Explore the latest advances in mass spectrometry for proteomics, metabolomics, translational research, and biopharmaceutical research. Join us in person to connect with world-renowned experts or watch the plenary session via livestream.
7 - 8 a.m. EDT | Breakfast & registration |
8 - 10 a.m. EDT | Sunday annual user plenary & livestream |
10 - 10:15 a.m. EDT | Coffee break |
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Breakout sessions |
Proteomics breakout: Proteomics: Peptides, Proteins, PTMs, and Proteoforms
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom A-C
Learn from leading experts on a wide range of proteomic applications that span across various fields including phosphoproteomics, immunopeptidomics, and chemoproteomics. Our speakers will delve into new and innovative approaches for label-free quantitation and multiplexing techniques, which allows for the precise and accurate measurement of proteins and post-translational modifications (PTMs).
Metabolomics breakout: Metabolites, Lipids, and MultiOmics methods
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom E
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the latest advances in the fields of metabolomics and lipidomics. Our expert speakers will discuss the most recent developments in comprehensive small molecule characterization and quantitation, including SQUAD (Simultaneous Quantitation and Discovery) analysis. In addition, the session will cover untargeted discovery methods, allowing for the identification of novel compounds without prior knowledge of their existence, along with targeted validation approaches that demonstrating how specific molecules can be accurately quantified and confirmed within complex biological samples.
BioPharma & Pharma breakout: Empowering discovery and development for large and small molecules
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom D
Learn more about applying state-of-the-art LC-MS technologies to accelerate pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical discovery and development. This session will cover a variety of applications, including the comprehensive characterization of oligonucleotides, antibody-drug conjugates, and improvement in bioanalysis. Gain valuable insights into how these advanced techniques are driving innovation and efficiency in the field, enhancing the development of new therapies and optimizing biopharmaceutical processes.
Clinical research breakout: Innovations in translational and clinical research
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Laurel A-C
Gain insights from experts on the latest advancements in clinical research addressing diseases that impact human health. From unbiased discovery to targeted verification in oncology and endocrinology applications, learn about the improvements in measuring protein, lipid, and metabolite biomarkers using standardized LC-MS workflows. This session will showcase cutting-edge techniques in clinical research, offering valuable knowledge on how these advanced methods are enhancing our understanding and treatment of critical health issues.
Customer hospitality event
12:15 - 2:30 p.m. EDT | Power Plant Live! | 34 Market Place
Join us after our Sunday annual users meeting at Power Plant Live for an afternoon of relaxation and networking with the speakers and thought leaders. Enjoy savory sips and bites while having fun with fellow attendees. We have some exciting surprises planned for the afternoon. Power Plant Live is just a short 13-minute walk from the hotel along the waterfront.
*Attendees must present their name badge from our Sunday user meeting to attend this event
Breakfast workshops
Proteomics
Unrivalled productivity and performance for protein quantitation
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Discover new technologies that enable high performance proteomics, benefiting a wide range of applications including chemoproteomics, targeted protein degradation, and narrow-window Data-Independent Acquisition (DIA) based Label-Free Quantitation (LFQ). These advancements also offer significant improvements in ease of use, reproducibility, and reliability. This session will provide valuable insights into how these cutting-edge technologies are transforming research practices, enhancing the precision and effectiveness of studies across proteomics applications.
BioPharma & Pharma
Molecular insights through mass spectrometry-enabled analysis
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Learn about new tools for the structural characterization of macromolecules, including native protein complexes, antibody-drug conjugates, and comprehensive antibody characterization. Learn about the detection of small molecules for leachable and extractable analysis. These advancements are significantly benefiting biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical research by providing enhanced accuracy and depth in molecular analysis. This session will offer valuable insights into how these innovative tools are driving progress in the development of biopharmaceutical products.
Metabolomics
Highly sensitive instrumentation for metabolite and lipid quantitation
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Explore new approaches in metabolomics applications including SQUAD (Simultaneous Quantitation and Discovery) exposomics, and alternative fragmentation methods enhancing small molecule characterization. This session will delve into how these innovative techniques are improving the identification and quantification of small molecules, offering greater precision and depth in research. Gain valuable insights into how these advancements are transforming the landscape of small molecule analysis for metabolites and lipids, improving our understanding of metabolism across various scientific disciplines.
Proteomics
Innovative solutions for expanded PTM and spatial analysis
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Listen as expert speakers highlight improved workflow solutions that benefit the study of post-translational modifications (PTMs), including phosphorylation and histone modifications, as well as advancements in spatial proteomics analysis using label-free quantitation strategies. These innovations are enhancing the precision and site localization of PTM analysis and spatial resolution for proteomics, providing valuable insights into cellular processes and protein functions. This session will offer an in-depth look at how these improved workflows are advancing research in molecular biology and biochemistry.
Structural biology
Fresh solutions to elucidate the structure-function relationship of macromolecules
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Discovery advancements in structural biology applications, including charge detection approaches including Direct Mass technology mode, protein cross-linking, and hydrogen-deuterium exchange (HDX). These technologies provide complementary information about the structure of proteins and RNA molecules, offering insights into their functional states. This session will delve into how these innovative methods are enhancing our understanding of molecular structures, contributing to more accurate models of protein and RNA behavior, and driving progress in fields such as biochemistry and molecular biology.
Translational applications
Workflows to bridge that gap between discovery and clinical research
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Focusing on oncology applications in lung and ovarian cancer, this session will explore workflows utilizing plasma proteomics to better understand the relationship between responders and non-responders, research on chemotherapeutic resistance, and the identification of biomarkers for improve health outcomes. These innovative approaches are enhancing our ability to translate discoveries into clinical research, providing deeper insights into treatment efficacy and resistance mechanisms.
Environmental & Food safety
Comprehensive solutions for analytical testing in areas from food safety to water quality
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Baltimore Convention Center - Room 341/342 | 1 W Pratt Street
Learn about streamlined and validated workflows for the analysis of PFAS and other environmental contaminants. This session will also cover techniques for food authentication and safety monitoring. Discover how these comprehensive solutions are enhancing the accuracy and productivity of analytical testing, ensuring the safety and quality for both food and water. Gain valuable insights into reliable and reproducible methodologies that are driving advancements in environmental and food safety research, providing essential tools for maintaining public health and regulatory compliance.
Digital transformation of software
Innovation capabilities and connectivity to enhance productivity
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Baltimore Convention Center - Room 343/344 | 1 W Pratt Street
Experience advancements in proteomics, small molecule analysis, and biopharmaceutical research with software that seamlessly connects data, applications, instruments, and scientists. Discover how digital transformation enhances productivity by providing powerful, integrated tools. These innovations streamline workflows, improve data accuracy, and help researchers achieve more reproducible results. Learn how cutting-edge digital solutions are revolutionizing the scientific landscape, driving progress, and offering new capabilities that boost productivity and efficiency in research and development.
Featured speakers
Melanie Bailey Ph.D.
Professor
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
Susie Bird Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Jonathan Bones Ph.D.
Principal Investigator and Director of CONCEPT
NIBRT, Ireland
Kelly Broster Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, United Kingdom
Jennifer Campbell Ph.D.
Chief Scientific Officer
Matterworks, USA
Yu-Ju Chen Ph.D.
Professor
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Joshua Coon Ph.D.
Professor
University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Mark Dickman, Ph.D.
Professor
University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Arran Dokal Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer
Kinomica, United Kingdom
Min Du Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Product Application
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Shannon Eliuk Ph.D.
Director Software Product Management
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Varun Gadkari Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota, USA
Benjamin Garcia Ph.D.
Professor
Washington University in St. Louis, USA
Jennifer Geddes-McAlister Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of Guelph, Canada
Ed George
Global EFS Regulatory Strategy and KOL Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Kerry Hassell Ph.D.
Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Josh Hinkle Ph.D.
Staff Scientist
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Christian Hock Ph.D.
Director R&D Instrument Development
Thermo Fisher Scientific, Germany
Jessica Hoskins Ph.D.
Principal Research Scientist I
AbbVie, USA
Amy Kessler Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher
Utrecht University, Netherlands
Mukesh Kumar Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
Cell Signaling Technology, USA
Brett Larsen
Senior Vertical Marketing Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, Canada
Jihyeon Lee Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Scientist
Cedars-Sinai, USA
Fan Liu Ph.D.
Principle Investigator
Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP), Germany
Weijing Liu Ph.D.
Vertical Marketing Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Camille Lombard-Banek, Ph.D..
Associate Director, Translational Proteomics
AstraZeneca, USA
Emma Lundberg Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Stanford University, USA
Andrew Mahan Ph.D.
Associate Director
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, Sweden
Jonathan Martin Ph.D.
Professor
Stockholm University, Sweden
Iain Mylchreest Ph.D.
Vice President Research and Development
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Jesper Olsen, Ph.D.
Professor
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Katie Overmyer Ph.D.,
Associate Director
Lab for Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Malvina Papanastasiou
Group Leader
Broad Institute, USA
Tonya Pekar Hart
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Gianluca Pettiti
Executive Vice President
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Gregory Potts
Principal Research Scientist
AbbVie, USA
Da Ren Ph.D.
Founder & CEO
BioTherapeutics Solutions, USA
Aaron Robitaille Ph.D.
Director of Marketing, Mass Spectrometry
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Mark Sanders, Ph.D.
Director Partner Management
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Stephanie Samra
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Sébastien Sauvé Ph.D.
Professor
University of Montreal, Canada
Erwin Schoof Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Kuanliang Shao, Ph.D.
Post Doctoral Fellow
Emory University, USA
Tong Shen Ph.D.
Project Scientist,
West Coast Metabolomics Center, UC Davis, USA
Ryan Shirey Ph.D.
Scientist II
Avidity Biosciences, USA
Andreas Tebbe Ph.D.
Vice President, Global Mass Spectrometry
Evotec, Germany
Stefani Thomas Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota, USA
Patrick Vanderboom Ph.D.
Senior Associate Consultant
Mayo Clinic, USA
Katherine Wright
Senior Principal Scientist
Pfizer, USA
Yilong Zheng Ph.D.
Research Scientist
PPD Clinical Research Services, USA
Featured products
Thermo Scientific Stellar mass spectrometer
A new paradigm for targeted quantitation. Move biomarker candidates from discovery to validation more efficiently, confidently, and at lower cost with breakthroughs in extended scale, massive throughput, higher sensitivity, greater specificity, and unrivaled productivity.
Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Astral mass spectrometer
Rethink what is possible with a new horizon for single-cell, quantitative, and translational proteomics. Discover faster throughput, deeper coverage, higher sensitivity, and accurate and precise quantitation with a mass spectrometer that enables dramatic expansion in the scale and scope of your experiments.
Annual users' meetings
Annual Users' meetings
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor | 700 Aliceanna Street
Hear from leaders in the field about how next-generation instrumentation has accelerated discovery, unveiling biological insights into disease mechanisms and clinical research outcomes. Explore the latest advances in mass spectrometry for proteomics, metabolomics, translational research, and biopharmaceutical research. Join us in person to connect with world-renowned experts or watch the plenary session via livestream.
7 - 8 a.m. EDT | Breakfast & registration |
8 - 10 a.m. EDT | Sunday annual user plenary & livestream |
10 - 10:15 a.m. EDT | Coffee break |
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Breakout sessions |
Proteomics breakout: Proteomics: Peptides, Proteins, PTMs, and Proteoforms
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom A-C
Learn from leading experts on a wide range of proteomic applications that span across various fields including phosphoproteomics, immunopeptidomics, and chemoproteomics. Our speakers will delve into new and innovative approaches for label-free quantitation and multiplexing techniques, which allows for the precise and accurate measurement of proteins and post-translational modifications (PTMs).
Metabolomics breakout: Metabolites, Lipids, and MultiOmics methods
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom E
Join us for an in-depth exploration of the latest advances in the fields of metabolomics and lipidomics. Our expert speakers will discuss the most recent developments in comprehensive small molecule characterization and quantitation, including SQUAD (Simultaneous Quantitation and Discovery) analysis. In addition, the session will cover untargeted discovery methods, allowing for the identification of novel compounds without prior knowledge of their existence, along with targeted validation approaches that demonstrating how specific molecules can be accurately quantified and confirmed within complex biological samples.
BioPharma & Pharma breakout: Empowering discovery and development for large and small molecules
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Harborside Ballroom D
Learn more about applying state-of-the-art LC-MS technologies to accelerate pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical discovery and development. This session will cover a variety of applications, including the comprehensive characterization of oligonucleotides, antibody-drug conjugates, and improvement in bioanalysis. Gain valuable insights into how these advanced techniques are driving innovation and efficiency in the field, enhancing the development of new therapies and optimizing biopharmaceutical processes.
Clinical research breakout: Innovations in translational and clinical research
10:15 a.m. - 12 p.m. EDT | Baltimore Marriott Waterfront, 4th Floor - Laurel A-C
Gain insights from experts on the latest advancements in clinical research addressing diseases that impact human health. From unbiased discovery to targeted verification in oncology and endocrinology applications, learn about the improvements in measuring protein, lipid, and metabolite biomarkers using standardized LC-MS workflows. This session will showcase cutting-edge techniques in clinical research, offering valuable knowledge on how these advanced methods are enhancing our understanding and treatment of critical health issues.
Customer hospitality event
12:15 - 2:30 p.m. EDT | Power Plant Live! | 34 Market Place
Join us after our Sunday annual users meeting at Power Plant Live for an afternoon of relaxation and networking with the speakers and thought leaders. Enjoy savory sips and bites while having fun with fellow attendees. We have some exciting surprises planned for the afternoon. Power Plant Live is just a short 13-minute walk from the hotel along the waterfront.
*Attendees must present their name badge from our Sunday user meeting to attend this event
Breakfast workshops
Proteomics
Unrivalled productivity and performance for protein quantitation
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Discover new technologies that enable high performance proteomics, benefiting a wide range of applications including chemoproteomics, targeted protein degradation, and narrow-window Data-Independent Acquisition (DIA) based Label-Free Quantitation (LFQ). These advancements also offer significant improvements in ease of use, reproducibility, and reliability. This session will provide valuable insights into how these cutting-edge technologies are transforming research practices, enhancing the precision and effectiveness of studies across proteomics applications.
BioPharma & Pharma
Molecular insights through mass spectrometry-enabled analysis
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Learn about new tools for the structural characterization of macromolecules, including native protein complexes, antibody-drug conjugates, and comprehensive antibody characterization. Learn about the detection of small molecules for leachable and extractable analysis. These advancements are significantly benefiting biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical research by providing enhanced accuracy and depth in molecular analysis. This session will offer valuable insights into how these innovative tools are driving progress in the development of biopharmaceutical products.
Metabolomics
Highly sensitive instrumentation for metabolite and lipid quantitation
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Explore new approaches in metabolomics applications including SQUAD (Simultaneous Quantitation and Discovery) exposomics, and alternative fragmentation methods enhancing small molecule characterization. This session will delve into how these innovative techniques are improving the identification and quantification of small molecules, offering greater precision and depth in research. Gain valuable insights into how these advancements are transforming the landscape of small molecule analysis for metabolites and lipids, improving our understanding of metabolism across various scientific disciplines.
Proteomics
Innovative solutions for expanded PTM and spatial analysis
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Listen as expert speakers highlight improved workflow solutions that benefit the study of post-translational modifications (PTMs), including phosphorylation and histone modifications, as well as advancements in spatial proteomics analysis using label-free quantitation strategies. These innovations are enhancing the precision and site localization of PTM analysis and spatial resolution for proteomics, providing valuable insights into cellular processes and protein functions. This session will offer an in-depth look at how these improved workflows are advancing research in molecular biology and biochemistry.
Structural biology
Fresh solutions to elucidate the structure-function relationship of macromolecules
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 5 | 401 W Pratt Street
Discovery advancements in structural biology applications, including charge detection approaches including Direct Mass technology mode, protein cross-linking, and hydrogen-deuterium exchange (HDX). These technologies provide complementary information about the structure of proteins and RNA molecules, offering insights into their functional states. This session will delve into how these innovative methods are enhancing our understanding of molecular structures, contributing to more accurate models of protein and RNA behavior, and driving progress in fields such as biochemistry and molecular biology.
Translational applications
Workflows to bridge that gap between discovery and clinical research
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor, 2nd Floor - Key Ballroom 1-2 | 401 W Pratt Street
Focusing on oncology applications in lung and ovarian cancer, this session will explore workflows utilizing plasma proteomics to better understand the relationship between responders and non-responders, research on chemotherapeutic resistance, and the identification of biomarkers for improve health outcomes. These innovative approaches are enhancing our ability to translate discoveries into clinical research, providing deeper insights into treatment efficacy and resistance mechanisms.
Environmental & Food safety
Comprehensive solutions for analytical testing in areas from food safety to water quality
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Baltimore Convention Center - Room 341/342 | 1 W Pratt Street
Learn about streamlined and validated workflows for the analysis of PFAS and other environmental contaminants. This session will also cover techniques for food authentication and safety monitoring. Discover how these comprehensive solutions are enhancing the accuracy and productivity of analytical testing, ensuring the safety and quality for both food and water. Gain valuable insights into reliable and reproducible methodologies that are driving advancements in environmental and food safety research, providing essential tools for maintaining public health and regulatory compliance.
Digital transformation of software
Innovation capabilities and connectivity to enhance productivity
7 - 8:15 a.m. EDT | Baltimore Convention Center - Room 343/344 | 1 W Pratt Street
Experience advancements in proteomics, small molecule analysis, and biopharmaceutical research with software that seamlessly connects data, applications, instruments, and scientists. Discover how digital transformation enhances productivity by providing powerful, integrated tools. These innovations streamline workflows, improve data accuracy, and help researchers achieve more reproducible results. Learn how cutting-edge digital solutions are revolutionizing the scientific landscape, driving progress, and offering new capabilities that boost productivity and efficiency in research and development.
Featured speakers
Melanie Bailey Ph.D.
Professor
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
Susie Bird Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Jonathan Bones Ph.D.
Principal Investigator and Director of CONCEPT
NIBRT, Ireland
Kelly Broster Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, United Kingdom
Jennifer Campbell Ph.D.
Chief Scientific Officer
Matterworks, USA
Yu-Ju Chen Ph.D.
Professor
Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Joshua Coon Ph.D.
Professor
University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA
Mark Dickman, Ph.D.
Professor
University of Sheffield, United Kingdom
Arran Dokal Ph.D.
Chief Technology Officer
Kinomica, United Kingdom
Min Du Ph.D.
Senior Manager, Product Application
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Shannon Eliuk Ph.D.
Director Software Product Management
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Varun Gadkari Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota, USA
Benjamin Garcia Ph.D.
Professor
Washington University in St. Louis, USA
Jennifer Geddes-McAlister Ph.D.
Associate Professor
University of Guelph, Canada
Ed George
Global EFS Regulatory Strategy and KOL Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Kerry Hassell Ph.D.
Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Josh Hinkle Ph.D.
Staff Scientist
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Christian Hock Ph.D.
Director R&D Instrument Development
Thermo Fisher Scientific, Germany
Jessica Hoskins Ph.D.
Principal Research Scientist I
AbbVie, USA
Amy Kessler Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Researcher
Utrecht University, Netherlands
Mukesh Kumar Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
Cell Signaling Technology, USA
Brett Larsen
Senior Vertical Marketing Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, Canada
Jihyeon Lee Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Scientist
Cedars-Sinai, USA
Fan Liu Ph.D.
Principle Investigator
Leibniz-Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pharmakologie (FMP), Germany
Weijing Liu Ph.D.
Vertical Marketing Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Camille Lombard-Banek, Ph.D..
Associate Director, Translational Proteomics
AstraZeneca, USA
Emma Lundberg Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Stanford University, USA
Andrew Mahan Ph.D.
Associate Director
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine, Sweden
Jonathan Martin Ph.D.
Professor
Stockholm University, Sweden
Iain Mylchreest Ph.D.
Vice President Research and Development
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Jesper Olsen, Ph.D.
Professor
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Katie Overmyer Ph.D.,
Associate Director
Lab for Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Malvina Papanastasiou
Group Leader
Broad Institute, USA
Tonya Pekar Hart
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Gianluca Pettiti
Executive Vice President
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Gregory Potts
Principal Research Scientist
AbbVie, USA
Da Ren Ph.D.
Founder & CEO
BioTherapeutics Solutions, USA
Aaron Robitaille Ph.D.
Director of Marketing, Mass Spectrometry
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Mark Sanders, Ph.D.
Director Partner Management
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Stephanie Samra
Senior Manager, Vertical Marketing
Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA
Sébastien Sauvé Ph.D.
Professor
University of Montreal, Canada
Erwin Schoof Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
Kuanliang Shao, Ph.D.
Post Doctoral Fellow
Emory University, USA
Tong Shen Ph.D.
Project Scientist,
West Coast Metabolomics Center, UC Davis, USA
Ryan Shirey Ph.D.
Scientist II
Avidity Biosciences, USA
Andreas Tebbe Ph.D.
Vice President, Global Mass Spectrometry
Evotec, Germany
Stefani Thomas Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
University of Minnesota, USA
Patrick Vanderboom Ph.D.
Senior Associate Consultant
Mayo Clinic, USA
Katherine Wright
Senior Principal Scientist
Pfizer, USA
Yilong Zheng Ph.D.
Research Scientist
PPD Clinical Research Services, USA
Featured products
Thermo Scientific Stellar mass spectrometer
A new paradigm for targeted quantitation. Move biomarker candidates from discovery to validation more efficiently, confidently, and at lower cost with breakthroughs in extended scale, massive throughput, higher sensitivity, greater specificity, and unrivaled productivity.
Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Astral mass spectrometer
Rethink what is possible with a new horizon for single-cell, quantitative, and translational proteomics. Discover faster throughput, deeper coverage, higher sensitivity, and accurate and precise quantitation with a mass spectrometer that enables dramatic expansion in the scale and scope of your experiments.