
Spectroscopy columnist Ken Busch once again brings readers his comprehensive list of common acronyms used in the field of mass spectrometry.

Kenneth L. Busch teaches an introductory short course on mass spectrometry through his company Wyvern Associates in Arlington, VA. His knowledge of mass spectrometry is built upon 20 years of research, and he has produced approximately 140 research publications co-authored with his graduate and undergraduate students. “Mass Spectrometry Forum” first appeared in 1994, and recently passed the “50-column” mark. Â

Spectroscopy columnist Ken Busch once again brings readers his comprehensive list of common acronyms used in the field of mass spectrometry.

Back by popular demand, Spectroscopy's resident MS expert, Ken Busch, presents a list of common acronyms used in the field.

The author reviews the Digital Library for the Analytical Sciences (ASDLib) Web site, its philosophy, a summary of its MS resources, and how it can be useful to mass spectrometry practitioners.

Spectroscopy columnist and MS expert Ken Busch presents an updated glossary of industry acronyms -- a handy guide for the seasoned analyst as well as those new to the field.

This article focuses on units in mass spectrometry, with commentary on history and usage, as well as common debates.

A glossary of terms used in mass spectrometry.

The author provides advice for those in the market for a new mass spectrometer.

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