
High-end mass spectroscopy innovation is driven by proteomics, leaving scientists in other fields like drug development, environmental analysis, and metabolomics underserved.
Kelly Wormwood Moser is leading Mobilion’s application development, working with industry collaborators to develop methods to demonstrate HRIM separation capabilities with biological samples. Kelly is leveraging her Ph.D. research experience, where, under the direction of Dr. Costel Darie, she used mass spectrometry to identify potential protein biomarker signatures for autism spectrum disorders.

High-end mass spectroscopy innovation is driven by proteomics, leaving scientists in other fields like drug development, environmental analysis, and metabolomics underserved.

HRIM has emerged as a robust separation strategy for complex chemical analyses due to its ability to improve peak capacity and aid in the separation of isobaric signals.

May 27th 2026