CHADDS FORD, PA — MOBILion Systems, Inc. has announced a collaboration with Dr. Oliver Schmitz at the University of Duisburg-Essen to expand the capabilities of its SLIM (Structures for Lossless Ion Manipulation) technology. This partnership will focus on advancing analytical chemistry for complex sample analysis and driving innovation in multiomics research.
Known for his expertise in areas such as Chinese herbal medicine, ion sources, and multidimensional chromatography workflows, Dr. Schmitz will apply MOBILion’s newest SLIM product in his research. The advanced system, designed for precision in discovery metabolomics, addresses challenges in traditional ion mobility and LC-MS technologies by enhancing resolution and reducing signal overlap. This results in cleaner data and better understanding of individual molecules, opening new possibilities for detailed analysis in metabolomics and beyond.
“We are thrilled to partner with Dr. Schmitz and his team at the University of Duisburg-Essen, which is at the forefront of research in multidimensional separations,” said Melissa Sherman, Ph.D., CEO of MOBILion Systems. “This collaboration demonstrates the adaptability of SLIM technology to support groundbreaking research and reinforces MOBILion’s commitment to continuously evolving the platform to transform the scientific landscape.”
Dr. Schmitz emphasized the impact of the technology on his work. “The integration of this cutting-edge instrument into our research is transformative. It offers unprecedented precision and throughput for analyzing complex samples and enhances our ability to explore previously inaccessible dimensions of research, including single-cell metabolomics.”
This partnership reflects MOBILion’s ongoing efforts to advance technologies that streamline workflows and accelerate discoveries in proteomics, lipidomics, glycomics, and now metabolomics. By building on its innovative SLIM platform, MOBILion continues to pave the way for more efficient and precise multiomics research.
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