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Pharma / Biopharma Webinar I

This webinar took place on April 12, 2021

Webinar Overview

Benefits of Trapped Ion Mobility-Mass Spectrometry (TIMS-MS) for automated chiral analysis
of amino acids
The challenging field of chiral analysis requires a steady development of suitable separation techniques. The hyphenation of an automated chiral derivatization with a post-ionization mobility separation of diastereomers enables a fast investigation of chiral compounds in complex samples. The talk will discuss the key aspects for the derivatization and TIMS-MS detection and will demonstrate the applicability for the chiral investigation of amino acids in food samples.

Benefits of high resolution mass spectrometry with ion mobility separation for (bio) pharmaceutical applications
Eric will give an overview of the benefits of high-resolution mass spectrometry with ion mobility separation for (bio) pharmaceutical applications. The added value of reliable and reproducible CCS values providing a 4th dimension for characterization and identification will be highlighted with examples of some of the key application solutions for pharmaceutical analysis.

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Speakers

Arne Behrens, M. Sc., University of Münster
Ph.D. Student at University of Münster, Institute of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry

Arne Behrens is a Ph.D. candidate in his final year in the group of Prof. Uwe Karst, University of Münster, Germany. He can look back on three years of experience with the timsTOF fleX platform focusing on the method development for trapped ion mobility - mass spectrometry in combination with imaging and chromatographic techniques. Arne and his colleagues investigate a wide variety of analytes on the timsTOF fleX platform, from cannabis and drug metabolites over electrode surfaces and tattoo pigments to metal-protein interactions. They developed a separation method for chiral amino acids using the TIMS dimension and published a fast and automated method, suitable for high throughput analysis.

Eric van Beelen, Ph.D.
Business Development Manager Pharmaceuticals Market, Bruker Daltonics

Eric holds a Ph.D. in Analytical Chemistry where he worked in the group of Nico Nibbering and Chris de Koster. He has several years of experience in the pharmaceutical laboratory where he has been responsible for ADME/DMPK studies such as drug metabolism and bioanalysis. Currently he is as business development manager responsible for the Pharmaceuticals Market in EMEA.

 

For Research Use Only. Not for use in clinical diagnostic procedures.