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The new MALDI-solariX combines the extreme analyti- cal performance of the solariX FTMS (resolving power > 1,000,000 at m/z 400 at 7.0 tesla field strength) with a robust and highly sensitive MALDI source to provide an unrivalled platform for high performance molecular ima- ging of small molecules (e.g. drug, metabolites, lipids) in tissue. © Business Wire
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announces a novel MALDI molecular imaging system based on the extreme performance of the solariX FTMS. The new MALDI-solariX combines the extreme analytical performance of the solariX FTMS (resolving power > 1,000,000 at m/z 400 at 7.0 tesla field strength) with a robust and highly sensitive MALDI source to provide an unrivalled platform for high performance molecular imaging of small mole- cules (e.g. drug, metabolites, lipids) in tissue. The new solariX MALDI source is based on a dual ion funnel design that includes the combination of MAL- DI and ESI. This unique source is capable of immedi- ate and effortless switching between the two ioniza- tion methods. The combination of MALDI with the solariX FTMS addresses a need in the pharmaceutical industry and in academic research institutions for a high performance imaging solution targeted spe- cifically to the tissue distribution of small molecule drugs and metabolites, endogenous metabolic spatial profiling, and lipid imaging.
http://www.bdal.com/solarix
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t the 58th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrome- try and Allied Topics, Bruker (NASDAQ: BRKR)
abot Microelectronics Corporation (NASDAQ: CCMP) has been recognized as one of 17
suppliers to receive United Microelectronics Corporation‘s (UMC) Outstanding Supplier award for its performance in 2009. Cabot Microelectronics Corporation was recognized for its significant contri- butions, providing UMC with CMP slurries deemed essential to UMC‘s success.
“We are pleased to receive this prestigious supplier award from UMC, a company we value as one of our strategic customers. It reflects our vision statement to be the trusted industry partner, providing high quali- ty solutions with speed, and delivering superior cost of ownership,” stated William Noglows, Chairman and CEO of Cabot Microelectronics.
Furthermore, Optical Research Associates (ORA®
the leading supplier of imaging and illumination design/analysis software, and QED Technologies (QED), provider of Magnetorheological Finishing (MRF®
rometry (SSI® ),
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) polishing and Subaperture Stitching Interfe- ) metrology platforms for the precision
optics industry, announced a cooperative agreement that will facilitate a complete design, tolerancing and manufacturing solution for lens systems incorpora- ting aspheric surfaces. Under this agreement, ORA is integrating superior aspheric design and analysis ca- pabilities in its CODE V®
software, leveraging its core analysis, optimization, and tolerancing strengths. The
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