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CHADDS FORD, Pa., March 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) and MOBILion Systems, Inc. have launched a partnership to advance food safety by innovating testing methods and tools that aim to The objective is to quickly identify contaminants, improving current technologies for better detection. The objective is to guarantee consumer access to safe and nutritious food, highlighting the commitment of both organizations to public health.
Leading this initiative are Professor Chris Elliott, founding director of QUB’s world-renowned ASSET Technology Centre, and Nick Birse, Professor of Mass Spectrometry at the Institute for Global Food Security and the School of Life Sciences. Its work focuses on improving the detection of contaminants such as mycotoxins and PFAS, leveraging QUB’s extensive sample libraries and expertise to set new standards in food safety testing.
Central to their efforts is the MOBIE platform, known for its superior resolution, increased performance and unmatched playability. Nick Birse emphasizes the impact of the platform: “We are excited to be working with MOBILion and Agilent to install the first MOBIE instrument in the UK and the second in Europe. This will significantly enhance our food safety research within the Institute for Global Food Safety, Queen’s University Belfast The MOBIE system has been shown to speed up testing by up to 60 times, allowing more samples to be analyzed and increasing the chances of detecting contaminants. Its improved accuracy ensures greater certainty in identifying problems in food and feed.
The integration of a new small molecule ion mobility mass spectrometry platform within the extensively equipped ASSET Technology Center demonstrates a commitment to continuing and further improving the research that placed Queen’s University Belfast at No.1 in agriculture , veterinary and food sciences (2022). Collaborations with providers like MOBILion support our vision of undertaking world-leading research, connecting with collaborators around the world, whether academic or commercial,” added Nick.
This venture promises to generate joint publications, conference presentations and webinars to disseminate findings among industry stakeholders and regulatory bodies, fostering ongoing communication and collaboration.
About MOBILion Systems, Inc.
MOBILion Systems, Inc. is transforming separation science, improving the characterization of complex molecules for industries such as biopharmaceuticals, food testing, and environmental safety. For more information, visit mobilionsystems.com.
About Queen’s University Belfast
Located in the vibrant heart of Belfast, Queen’s University merges a rich cultural heritage with innovative education across diverse disciplines. Its historic campus offers a state-of-the-art environment for graduate education. More information at qub.ac.uk.
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