Emma Marsden-Edwards

Emma Marsden-Edwards is a mass spectrometry expert at Waters supporting ion mobility instruments. She has been working in mass spectrometry for more than 15 years and is a committee member of the British Mass Spectrometry Society.

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What do you get if you combine mass spectrometry with 5000 cups of beer, 1000 glasses of wine, and 600 servings of mac ‘n’ cheese?

By Emma Marsden-Edwards July 1, 2016

… A successful ASMS 2016! ASMS is definitely one of the highlights of our year and here at Waters we are only just recovering from this year’s event and, can you believe it, starting to… Read more >

Categories: General

Tags: ASMS, ion mobility, mass spectrometry (MS), Symphony Software, UniSpray, Vion IMS QTof, Xevo TQ-XS

Ion mobility: Providing better answers for age-old problems

By Emma Marsden-Edwards June 26, 2015

For many years, the prevailing wisdom has been that in the event of chromatographic coelution, caused by complex samples, what is needed is a high-resolution mass spectrometer that can accurately identify different species contained within… Read more >

Categories: Technologies

Tags: Collision Cross Section (CCS), high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS), ion mobility, mass spectrometry (MS), SYNAPT MS

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