Different isomers can hide in a single signal. Inspired by the 2026 Chemistry Nobel, we’re highlighting why molecular separation matters, from biomarkers to PFAS, and how HRIM helps reveal those differences.

Different isomers can hide in a single signal. Inspired by the 2026 Chemistry Nobel, we’re highlighting why molecular separation matters, from biomarkers to PFAS, and how HRIM helps reveal those differences.
PFOS isn’t just one structure. Erin Baker’s team resolved 7+ PFOS isomeric contributors using SLIM-based HRIM and quantified PFAS with Skyline, opening new questions about transport and accumulation.
Join Lauren Royer Dissinger at Skyline Online on Oct. 14, 5:30–6:30 PM EDT, for fast, flexible SLIM data analysis using CCS.
Explore a related LCGC article including Skyline’s role in PFAS screening:
www.chromatographyonline.com/view/address...
Two new approaches. One goal: deeper, faster proteome profiling.
At #HUPO2026, CTO Daniel DeBord presents two posters on high-resolution ion mobility for proteomics:
🔬 PS03.174 | 2–3 PM
🔬 PS03.175 | 1:15–2:15 PM
📅 Sept. 30 | Poster Session 3