Bayspec, Inc.

Sensirion Ag

William Escobar

Ming Chai

Nam Duc Lai

Wei Yang Terziyan

Masayuki Kamata

Xiaoguang Wu

Krisztian Gabor Torma

Joseph R Stetter

Marc Papageorge

Vinay Patel

Techniques and systems for multi-modal ionization for mass spectrometry are provided. In some embodiments, a method may comprise: receiving an analyte; ionizing some molecules of the analyte using a first ionization method to produce first ions; ionizing other molecules of the analyte using a second ionization method to produce second ions; and providing the first and second ions to a mass analyzer.

Multi-modal ionization for mass spectrometry

Some embodiments include an electrochemical sensor. The electrochemical sensor has a lid element comprising a substrate, multiple electrodes, multiple interior contacts electrically coupled to the multiple electrodes, a base element configured to be coupled to the lid element, and an electrolyte element. The base element includes a sensor cavity, multiple exterior contacts located at an exterior surface of the base element, and multiple signal communication channels comprising multiple signal communication lines, and the electrolyte element is located in the sensor cavity. When the lid element is coupled to the base element, the multiple electrodes are located in the sensor cavity, the multiple electrodes are in electrolytic communication with the electrolyte element, the multiple interior contacts are located in the sensor cavity, and the multiple interior contacts are electrically coupled to the multiple exterior contacts by the multiple signal communication lines. Other embodiments of related sensors and methods are also disclosed.

Electrochemical sensors and packaging and related methods

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William Escobar