Agilent at ASMS 2025

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Ride the wave of mass spectrometry innovation together with Agilent. Dive into a world of new insights, obtain deeper information from each sample, enhance productivity through instrument intelligence, and deliver superior answers.

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Watch LC/TQ user meeting

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High performance in action

Experts and thought leaders showcase triple quadrupole LC/MS (LC/TQ) instrument capabilities that drive continuous performance in your lab.

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Session	Speaker	Topic
Introduction	Shane Tichy, Agilent	Agilent Quadrupole Instrumentation: The Past, Present, and Future
Keynote	Jonathan V. Sweedler, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign	Single-Cell Metabolomics Using CE-NanoESI-Triple Quadrupole MS
Talk 1	Kenneth Lewis, OpAns LLC	Comprehensive Toxicology and TDM by DBS
Talk 2	Kevin Cho, Washington University in St. Louis	Discovery Metabolomics by Using Targeted Assays and Commercial Kits
Talk 3	David S. Wishart, University of Alberta	Quantitative Measurement of 2000+ Metabolites in Biofluids Using the Agilent 6495D LC/TQ System
Talk 4	Rob Fraser, Molecular You Corporation	Enabling the Advancement of Molecular Medicine
Talk 5	Paul Auger, Nurix Therapeutics	Development of a Quantitative High-Throughput Kinase Panel to Assess Degrader Selectivity
Talk 6	Andrew Bowman, AbbVie	Application of Targeted Mass Spectrometry Imaging in the Pharmaceutical Industry

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Advanced technology enables insights

Experts and thought leaders explore the exciting capabilities of high-resolution accurate mass (HRAM). Learn how ion mobility (IM)- and electron dissociation (ExD)-enabled Q-TOF instruments inspire advances in scientific discovery.

Here are the topics discussed:

Session	Speaker	Topic
Introduction	John Sausen, Agilent	Innovation in HRAM Software and Technology to Solve New Challenges in Characterization of Native Biomolecules, Lipids, and Small Molecules
Keynote	Brandon T. Ruotolo, University of Michigan	Collision Induced Unfolding of Biotherapeutics: Rapid, Sensitive, Information-Rich Stability Measurements
Talk 1	Blaine R. Roberts, Emory University School of Medicine	High-Efficiency Electron Capture Dissociation Enables Top-Down and Bottom-Up Discovery Proteomics at Chromatographic and Ion Mobility Timescales with an LC-Q-TOF
Talk 2	David Russell, Texas A&M University	Optimization of Q-TOF Instruments for Native Protein Analysis
Talk 3	Hao Chen, New Jersey Institute of Technology	Automated Flash Characterization of Therapeutic Antibodies with Fc-Silencing Mutations using Ultrafast Microdroplet Digestion
Talk 4	Ying Ge, University of Wisconsin-Madison	High-Throughput Online Two-Dimensional Chromatography Strategies for Top-Down Proteomics
Talk 5	Elizabeth Groetsema, Washington State University	Advances in Digital Quadrupole Mass Spectrometry
Lightning	Haley C. Jostes, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Lipid Perturbations Due to Wildfire Smoke Exposure

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Cutting-edge results from mass spec experts

Session	Speaker	Topic
Monday, 2 June Session 1 - Omics Room 341/342	Gary Patti, Washington University in St. Louis	Elucidating the Role of Dietary Fructose in Cancer Progression Through Multi-omics Profiling and AP-MALDI Imaging
Monday, 2 June Session 1 - Omics Room 341/342	Judi Simcox, University of Wisconsin-Madison	Discovery of Novel Oxylipins and the Proteins that Regulate Them
Monday, 2 June Session 2 - Biopharma Room 336	Patrick Batoon, Ian Edwards, Agilent	Advance Your Lab with the Launch of Next-Gen LC-Mass Detection
Tuesday, 3 June Session 1 - Exploring the Unknown Room 341/342	Mark Sartain, Agilent Martin Hoffmann, Bright Giant	Become an Explorer of Xenobiotic Biotransformations and Get SIRIUS with Their Identification
	Nick Birse, Queens University Belfast	Dirty Tricks in Dirty Matrices—Identifying Fraud in the Black Pepper Supply Chain
Tuesday, 3 June Session 2 - PFAS Room 336	Ruoji Luo, Agilent	Streamlining PFAS Data Analysis: A Deep Learning Approach
Tuesday, 3 June Session 2 - PFAS Room 336	Matt Curtis, Agilent	Wait, Are You Saying There Are PFAS in Air Now?
Wednesday, 4 June Session 1 - Targeted Proteomics Room 341/342	Christoph Borchers, McGill University	SysQuan: Advancing Absolute Quantitative Proteomics Across Biofluids, Tissues, and Multiomics
	Linfeng Wu, Agilent	Tiny Samples, Big Accuracy: Large-Panel Targeted Proteomics with the Agilent 6495D LC/TQ System
Wednesday, 4 June Session 2 - MAM Room 336	Jared Auclair, Northeastern University	Multiattribute Method (MAM): Transforming Biopharmaceutical Characterization

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Ride the wave of innovation

Unveiling next-gen LC-mass detection

Agilent InfinityLab Pro iQ Series mass detectors enable immediate mass confirmation for large and small molecules, making them ideal for identification, impurity monitoring, stability assessment, and mass-based purification. Seamlessly integrate with Agilent Infinity III LC Series and Agilent OpenLab CDS. Advance your lab with the performance and intelligence of next-generation LC-mass detection.

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Transform your workflow with MassHunter Explorer 2.0

Speed and scale up your mass profiling experiments with Agilent MassHunter Explorer 2.0. With a simple, fast, guided nontargeted differential analysis and compound identification workflow, the single application allows easy interpretation of complex data. It’s ideal for first-time profilers, while performance and connectivity to best-in-class tools (NIST, SIRIUS) will please advanced scientists.

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8850 GC expanded capabilities

The Agilent 8850 GC expands its capability with single and triple quadrupole MS systems. These systems are the fastest, smallest benchtop GC/MS available. Further enhancements include compatibility with Agilent CTC PAL3 Series 2 autosamplers, multimode inlet (MMI), and backflush, expanding MS utility for high-throughput labs and those analyzing complex samples in research and industrial settings.

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