Micromass UK Limited

Thalesnano Zrt.

Thalesnano Nanotechnológiai Zrt.

Tamás Karancsi

Steven Derek Pringle

Dániel Szalay

Zoltán Takáts

Keith George Richardson

Emrys Jones

Daniel Szalay

Lajos Godorhazy

Daniel Simon

Julia Balog

Frances Bolt

Michael Raymond Morris

Ian David Trivett

James Ian Langridge

Stephen O'Brien

Ferenc Darvas

Jeremy Kirk Nicholson

Alvin Chua

Anthony Hesse

Lajos Gödörházy

Ferenc Boncz

Pamela Pruski

David Macintyre

László Ürge

Matt Henderson

James Kinross

Norbert Varga

Dániel Simon

Lajos Gödörhazy

Júlia Balog

Phillip Bennett

Zoltán TAKÁTS

Philip Robert Bennett

A method of analysis using mass spectrometry and/or ion mobility spectrometry is disclosed. The method comprises: using a first device to generate smoke, aerosol or vapour from a target comprising or consisting of a microbial population; mass analysing and/or ion mobility analysing said smoke, aerosol or vapour, or ions derived therefrom, in order to obtain spectrometric data; and analysing said spectrometric data in order to analyse said microbial population.

Spectrometric analysis of microbes

An apparatus is disclosed comprising a first device for generating aerosol, smoke or vapour from one or more regions of a target, an inlet conduit to an ion analyser or mass spectrometer, the inlet conduit having an inlet through which the aerosol, smoke or vapour passes, and a Venturi pump arrangement arranged and adapted to direct the aerosol, smoke or vapour towards the inlet.

Inlet instrumentation for ion analyser coupled to rapid evaporative ionisation mass spectrometry ('REIMS') device

The present invention relates to a method of forming a sealed channel on the surface of a sheet made of a material with a particular extent of plasticity, the sheet forming a reactor block for a microfluidic reactor.

Method of forming a sealed channel of a microfluidic reactor and a microfluidic reactor comprising such channel

A laboratory scale continuous flow hydrogenation apparatus () includes a reservoir (), a feed pump (), a mixing element () with two inlets and an outlet, a hydrogenation reactor () and a pressure-adjusting unit (), all connected into a flow path. A hydrogen source () and a one-way valve () are arranged between the hydrogen source () and the second inlet of the mixing element (). The feed pump () can provide a constant volume rate. The reservoir () contains at least a solvent base solution of the sample to be hydrogenated. The hydrogenation reactor () connects into the flow path by detachable connections and is formed as a replaceable cartridge containing a packing which increases the flow resistance and facilitates mixing. The pressure-adjusting unit () connects into the flow path after the hydrogenation reactor () and is provided with a regulation controlled electrically.

Flow-type laboratory hydrogenation apparatus and laboratory hydrogenation process using the apparatus

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Budapest, Hungary

Tamás Karancsi