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On 3 june - 4 june the University of Berlin organizes a symposium concerning the use of LC-MS in water analyses .

For more information (in German) see http://www.fsp-wib.tu-berlin.de/LC-MS.htm

2-4-2003

The CICID website has been updated with

- This News page

- The CICID library version 5 with 183 spectra as user library of the NIST library.

- The CICID library version 6 with 192 spectra 

Steve Stein of NIST has offered to work together on building LC-MS libraries.

For this year the NIST data center is studying LC-MS ionization and MS/MS fragmentation to better understand the variability of the resulting spectra. The final goal is to build a LC-MS library.

We exchanged raw data files and spectra. Some of the NIST spectra have been combined into additional entries for the CI-CID library.  

Steve has also "translated" the "excel" library into a NIST user library. 

The web site of Dr Wolfgang Weinmann has been update. Several LC-MS libraries are available for users of  SCIEX API 1xx, 3xx, API 2000 (and higher) systems.

http://www.chemicalsoft.de