New Comprehensive Online Metabolomics Resource Center

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, today announces the launch of its comprehensive online resource center www.thermo.com/metabolomics for metabolomics researchers. This website provides tools and technical advice to help scientists studying small-molecule metabolite profiles. The Metabolomics Solutions Center enables users to tap into Thermo Fisher’s extensive knowledge of metabolomics in a single, easy to navigate location.

It is available via www.thermo.com/metabolomics and is designed to benefit industry professionals from a variety of sectors including laboratory managers, instrument users and scientists performing metabolomics research.

Laboratory personnel and scientists who conduct metabolomics studies face challenges staying up-to-date with developments in the industry. Information on the Metabolomics Resource Center includes new metabolomics application notes, scientific posters, technical guides, webinars and customer articles from leading researchers within the fields of agriculture, environmental toxicology, disease, nutrition, micro-organisms, lipidomics and general applications are also available.

The website also features information on integrated solutions for sample preparation, chromatography, mass spectrometry and analytical software in metabolomics applications. It is customized with the latest metabolomics news and upcoming events and offers users the chance to subscribe to a free metabolomics e-newsletter for regular industry updates.

Hi,
Thanks for the information.
I just went into the website and found interesting information, and also couple of links to free journals.
Unfortunately the majority of the site is links to products that they sell.
I looked into sample preparation and found out that I could not find any description about methods.
Same goes to the poster part, looked for the analysis of beer and found description of several product used for analysis and a very interesting paper of the analysis.
I would be more then happy to find some other helpful free tools like analysis software etc.
Guy