We are delighted to welcome you to the 35th Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) in Vienna, Austria.
The SETAC Annual Meeting provides a unique opportunity for scientists, researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts to exchange insights on the latest developments in environmental toxicology and chemistry. Expect exciting presentations, discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities.
The Bruker team is looking forward to meeting you and discuss our latest analysis solutions that are designed for the simultaneous detection and quantitation of multiple targets for fast, accurate results.
Visit our booth (No. 64) and gain insights into:
You can also catch up with our team during the presentations. See below the detailed schedule.
We are excited to meet you in Vienna!
11 - 15 May 2025
Vienna, Austria
The Austria Center Vienna
Visit our Bruker booth No. 64
Click on the poster title to go to the official SETAC webpage and read the abstracts for the posters. All poster presentations listed will be held in the area Level -2, Austria Center Vienna (ACV).
Click on the talk title to go to the official SETAC webpage and read the abstracts. All presentations listed will be held in the area Hall M (Level 1, ACV).
Date/Time | Topic | Title |
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Monday, 12 May, 11:50 am | Xenobiotics Identification | 3.07.B.T-02 Chemical characterization of the prenatal exposome through the analysis of cord blood samples using liquid chromatography coupled to trapped ion mobility spectrometry-high resolution mass spectrometry |
Tuesday, 13 May, 09:30 am | Xenometabolome Analysis | 3.09.A.T-01 Integrating TIMS-PASEF with LC-HRMS and Biotransformation-Driven Suspect and Non-Target Screening Workflows to Address Key Challenges in Xenometabolome Analysis |
Thursday, 15 May, 11:50 am | PFAS | 3.11.T-02 Unveiling the PFAS fingerprint in biota leveraging the technique LC-VIP HESI(-)-TIMS-HRMS and untargeted workflows |
We are now developing and applying global untargeted characterization approaches in biological and environmental samples, specifically focusing on emerging halogenated POPs and also on metabolomics and lipidomics, utilizing Bruker’s state-of-the-art mass spectrometry detection techniques.
Professor Gauthier Eppe, Head of the Mass Spectrometry Lab, Université de Liège, Belgium
We’ve teamed up with Professor Gauthier Eppe and his brilliant team at the Université de Liège to push the boundaries of persistent organic pollutant (POP) analysis. Using the state-of-the-art timsTOF Pro 2, we’re making strides in understanding and mitigating the impact of harmful contaminants like dioxins and PFAS.
Download the customer insight story and learn how we are enhancing POP analysis in the food and environmental sectors using trapped ion mobility spectrometry (TIMS). This innovative approach combines the precision of mass spectrometry with world-class software, offering rapid and accurate analysis of a wide range of contaminants.
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