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Supporting the research in the current pandemic scenario. COVID-19 Mass Spectrometry Coalition is a network of more than 500 international mass spectrometry laboratories and facilities.

A letter recently published in "The Lancet" describes in detail this initiative and its objectives.

Italian Metabolomics Network

The Italian Metabolomics Network (IMN) aims at bringing together people with different backgrounds actively working in the field of metabolomics, and, more broadly, in the study of metabolism.
The objective is to promote networking, by offering opportunities for discussion, collaboration, training and exchanges between the participants.

For further information visit:

http://metabonet.it/

Italian traslation of the book "Mass Spectrometry", author J. Gross

This book is designed to be a guide to mass spectrometry, starting from the first steps until it becomes a daily research and work. Starting from the principles of ionization in the gas phase and by the elemental isotopic properties, we will explain the design of mass analyzers, the interpretation of mass spectra and the applied ionization methods. The book concludes with chapters on coupling chromatography-mass spectrometry and with a chapter on inorganic mass spectrometry. In total it comprises fifteen chapters that can be read independently one from the other.

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Visit the website of the original language book edition

Italian edition curated by:

Ornella Curcuruto, Aptuit, Verona
Federica Dal Bello, University of Turin
Enrico Davoli, IRCCS Mario Negri, Milan
Donata Favretto, University of Padova
Pietro Franceschi, Mach Institute, S. Michele all’Adige (Trento)
Giuseppe Giordano, University of Padova
Claudio Medana, University of Turin
Valentina Mileo, Chiesi Farmaceutici, Parma
Angelo Palmese, Merck, Guidonia Montecelio (Rome)
Giuseppe Pieraccini, University of Florence
Barbara Pioselli, Chiesi Farmaceutici, Parma
Andrea Raffaelli, IFC-CNR of Pisa
Marco Roverso, University of Padova
Alessandro Saba, University of Pisa
Simona Scarpella, Waters Italy, Milan

IMaSS is recently associated with the
Federation of Scientific and Technical Associations (FAST)

FAST is a federation of non-profit associations, which works to create and disseminate the technical and scientific culture.
The Federation brings together the most qualified and representative scientific associations being a benchmark for more than 50,000 members.

OBJECTIVES of FAST
To promote formation and technical-scientific and environmental information, research, innovation, technology transfer, the principles of Sustainable Development. To encourage young people to deepen their interests in science and motivate them to pursue a career in research fields.

ACTIVITY of FAST
Organization of conferences, seminars, advanced training and professional refresher courses. Participation in partnerships in European research programs and technology diffusion.

For further informations about FAST visit: www.fast.mi.it