A Single Browser-Based Application for Handling LC/UV/MS and NMR Data
ACD/Labs’ update will provide significant enhancements to existing functionalities.

Mass spectrometry & spectroscopy

A Single Browser-Based Application for Handling LC/UV/MS and NMR Data

09 Jun, 2022

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Spectrus JS is the first-ever multi-technique, vendor-agnostic analytical data processing and management software that is accessible from your web browser.

Coming this fall, the first update to ACD/Labs’ browser-based analytical data processing and management application expands its data processing capabilities to new analytical techniques and provides significant enhancements to existing functionalities.

With this update, users can process LC, UV, MS, and NMR data in a single software environment, without ever having to download or install anything on their computer. This update will also introduce options for data management and storage, as well as ACD/Labs’ industry-leading NMR prediction capabilities for spectral simulation and structure assignment and verification.

Spectrus JS is hosted within an organisation and accessed by individual users by navigating to the URL in their browser and logging in. The application’s interface is highly intuitive and configurable, making it suitable for casual users and experts alike.

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