Transformative Innovations: Unveiling The Potential Of Networked LC-MS Systems In Analytical Laboratories

By Alessio Zammataro, Rosalind Leybourne, and Kate Wearden

Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) systems are key assets in analytical laboratories, seamlessly integrating with existing laboratory infrastructure to meet evolving data and information requirements. LC-MS assays offer a robust platform for compound characterization, identification, and quantification across various scientific disciplines.

However, despite their versatility, sensitivity, and proficiency in analyzing complex samples, the widespread use of LC-MS systems presents challenges such as high ownership costs, data management complexities, limited collaboration, and difficulty maintaining regulatory compliance across siloed systems.

This white paper aims to investigate how networked LC-MS systems can address these challenges, empowering analytical laboratories to optimize data generation and improve overall efficiency.