The MassHunter program

… Is Agilent’s latest software for GC and GCMS and is the successor to ChemStation.

One of the great advantages of MassHunter is that it is easy to get an overview of it and handle even large amounts of data. It is eminent for working with multiple sequences in the same workflow. In particular, qual analyzes of so-called “unknowns” can be made quickly and easily.

Teacher

We have persuaded our former employee Matyas Ripszam to leave his residence in Pisa for a few days to teach the course.

Matyas is an expert in and a long-time user of the MassHunter program and will on the course lead you into the slightly more special nooks and crannies of MassHunter.

Matyas holds a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry. He works at the University of Pisa as a research fellow, where he most often performs analysis work on their Agilent qTOF high-resolution GCxGC MS instrument.

In addition to this, multivariate data analysis, general analytical chemistry – and MassHunter – are among his key competencies.

This course provides a unique opportunity to share Matyas’ vast knowledge in the field.

Contents

• Workflows in MassHunter QUAL: total ion chromatogram, extracted ion chromatogram, integration, extracted ion chromatogram, work with mass spectra, integration.
• Deconvolution and library search for identification of components in complex mixtures.
• Workflows in MassHunter QUANT: construction of batches and methods, control of calibration settings, calculations, control samples, manual integration etc.
• Overview of reporting options functions, including introduction to the use of report templates.
• Introduction to building your own report templates.