Eliminate interferences and expand your isotopic research
The unique technology of the Thermo Scientific Neoma MS/MS MC-ICP-MS allows you to separate out isobaric interferences through reaction with gases within a dedicated collision/reaction cell and provides extraordinary versatility allowing the largest number of isotopic systems to be analyzed thanks to the unique pre-cell mass filter technology.
In this demonstration, we will show:
- The development of the new MC-ICP-MS platform
- Unique features and user benefits
- A demonstration of the ion path flythrough
- Applications, including a real-time Rb-Sr analysis
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Presenter: Dr Claudia Bouman (Product Manager IOMS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)
Claudia Bouman is Product Manager at Thermo Fisher Scientific in Bremen, Germany, being responsible for the Multicollector ICP-MS product line. Claudia graduated at the University of Utrecht and completed her PhD in Isotope Geochemistry at the VU in Amsterdam, Netherlands. With a passion for isotopes, Claudia joined the Bremen factory in 2002 to work as Application Specialist. Since then she had various roles in Product Management, Sales Support and Marketing.
Presenter: Dr Grant Craig (Applications Manager MC-ICP-MS, Thermo Fisher Scientific)Dr. Grant Craig has spent over 5 years with Thermo Fisher Scientific, creating and supporting the implementation of the latest MC-ICP-MS applications all over the world. Prior to joining Thermo Fisher Scientific he earned a PhD on MC-ICP-MS in the UK. Currently Dr. Craig is aiding with the development of the next generation of Thermo Scientific MC-ICP-MS.
