MOBILion Systems partners with The University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) to introduce the MOBIE® instrument in Europe. This collaboration aims to advance research in pharma, biopharma, and environmental testing by offering enhanced separation capabilities. The MOBIE system accelerates analyses, delivering cleaner spectra and increased throughput, promising accurate identifications 5 to 60 times faster than conventional methods. This partnership kick-starts MOBILion’s limited European launch, supporting demos and training for customers.
MOBILion Systems, Inc., a life science tools and instrumentation company, has partnered with The University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), an Agilent Partner Lab, to install its first MOBIE® instrument in Europe. This collective effort will allow BOKU to advance their cutting-edge research which is of great interest to the European pharma, biopharma, environmental testing, and academic communities who will also benefit from gaining access to MOBILion’s next generation separation platform.
The MOBIE system enhances and accelerates workflows for a wide variety of analyte classes, providing more accurate identifications and analysis 5 to 60 times faster than conventional methods. The additional dimension of separation simplifies downstream data analysis by producing cleaner spectra and increases throughput while delivering unprecedented reproducibility. The MOBIE platform is available as a field upgrade or a full system, and is compatible with Agilent 6545, 6545XT, and 6546 Q-TOF platforms.
“We are excited to be working with BOKU on our first installation of the MOBIE product as the kick-off of our limited launch in Europe. Leveraging their capabilities and expertise allows us to provide access and support to our European customers with demos and instrument familiarization training,” said Melissa Sherman, MOBILion CEO.
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BOKU’s research objectives include investigating rapid separations of molecular and isomer systems and rigorously evaluating MOBIE’s value across diverse fields ranging from biotechnology to food and environmental studies where the enhanced separation power of the MOBIE platform over existing technologies can be harnessed.
Source: Bio Space
