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Science Magazine, NetWatch, U.S.A.


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Martin Winkler, Abbott Labs U.S.A.


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Tormod Guldvog, New Scientist


" www.i-mass.com is an extremely comprehensive web site focusing on mass spectrometry news and developments. Each month, journal articles and features are provided, together with the latest news, career opportunities, historical information and conference details. Links to many key journals are provided, alongside pointers to mass spectrometry research laboratories, manufacturers, companies and university departments "

Physical Sciences Information Gateway


"This looks like a very good site . . . I think it will generate healthy interest in the fascinating field of mass spectrometry and provide good enrichment materials for educators and students. Well Done."

Michael Guilhaus, University of New South Wales, Australia


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" A truly international mass spectrometry web resource which receives hits from thousands of web users interested in mass spectrometry every week"

Bruker Daltonics, Billerica MA, U.S.A.


"the "one-stop shop" for persons interested in mass spectrometry"

Larry Phillips, National Cancer Institute at Frederick, Maryland USA


" I must congratulate you on such a comprehensive source."

Tony Hassett, University of Pretoria, South Africa.


" This is a very interesting site which I will be coming back to often."

Anthony Sullivan, UMIST Centre for Mass Spectrometry, U.K.


"www.i-mass.com is an international mass spectrometry Web resource. It features news and feature articles related to mass spectrometry, gleans important updates from scientific journals, and provides conference and career links. This month's features include a piece about organic molecules hitchhiking aboard a comet, an abstract on using mass spectrometry to image tissue, and program highlights from last month's American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) conference in Chicago. Researchers and professors in physical chemistry, biochemistry, or any discipline using mass spectrometry should have a look at www.i-mass.com. "
Scout Report for Science and Engineering


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