We’ve released Mbook 3.1.1, which brings a set of improvements. We have fine-tuned the user experience by addressing typical issues and adding a few enhancements. So, get ready to enjoy a smoother and more refined software experience with this latest update.
We’re introducing Mnova 14.3.3, a recent release that brings a touch of freshness to the…
Our colleague, Gavin Shear (Mestrelab), described on his webinar: “Advances in Processing and Analysis of Hyphenated MS Experiments” expert tools to the desktop user, with game changing enhancements in peak picking, spectral display, and spectral substraction using Mnova MSChrom.
In recent posts, we have discussed the need for automation, how we tackle the problem in Mestrelab, and we have considered several examples of automation. But no automation exists in a vacuum…
Mnova 14.3.2 has been released as a minor update, incorporating a range of fresh…
In this article we give you some examples of workflow automations we have developed for our customers so you can let your ideas flow…
Title: Direct deduction of chemical class from NMR spectra Authors: Stefan Kuhn, Carlos Cobas, Agustin…
Our colleague Dr. Mark Dixon (Mestrelab) gave a webinar about how identification and/or quantification of components of a mixture in solution is a common problem that a chemist must solve on a frequent basis.
Agreeing in principle that there are benefits to data automation is one thing, yet in practice, changing standard processes to implement such automations can be a much more complicated decision to make, especially when lacking the internal expertise to take care of such changes.
The demand for, and adoption of lab automated systems has been constantly increasing over the past few years, the market for which is anticipated to grow by 7.6%, up to $9.21 billion, by 2029