Thermo Fisher Scientific Reaches 50th-Issue Milestone of Mass Spectrometry e-Newsletter

Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc today celebrates the 50th issue of its popular mass spectrometry enewsletter – Critical Mass. The e-newsletter is aimed at keeping the scientific community informed of the latest mass spectrometry developments, applications, events and expert advice. For more details or to subscribe to Critical Mass please visit www.thermo.com/criticalmass

Thermo Fisher Scientific’s Critical Mass e-newsletter was introduced in 2004 and has more than 26,000 readers worldwide. The free monthly publication includes regular sections on new topics for mass spectrometry applications ranging from proteomics, drug discovery and toxicology to bioanalysis, food safety and environmental analysis.

Critical Mass contains the latest general industry news, up-to-date information on Thermo Scientific instrumentation and a dedicated feature entitled Trap Talk, with articles and application notes focused on ion trap technology. In addition to providing a comprehensive information resource for the mass spectrometry industry, the Critical Mass e-newsletter also offers readers the opportunity to make contributions by submitting articles and feedback.

Critical Mass also promotes a comprehensive online technical support section with advice from industry experts. This section includes troubleshooting or problem-resolving guidelines, as well as a Tip of the Month focusing on a particular aspect of mass spectrometry. The latest application notes, articles and case studies, as well as information on upcoming seminars, workshops, webinars and conferences, are also available for download through the e-newsletter. The 50th issue of Critical Mass also sees the launch of two new features, resulting in a more subscriberfocused and interactive e-newsletter. The new ‘Share’ button will enable readers to share content via social media websites and the ‘Ask-n-Learn’ section offers subscribers the opportunity to contribute questions and receive ‘Thank you’ messages.