We will be at 8th Munich Metabolomics Meeting
Come and talk to us about your data.
Bring a file, a workflow problem or a nagging question. Someone who actually processes data will be on the stand, not just someone who can hand you a flyer.
Programme
What we are presenting.
Come to a talk, poster or workshop. Or just find the presenter afterwards; they are usually the easiest way in.
- Monday 12:30 - 15:30POA_0629mzmine-enabled comparison of DDA and DIA lipidomics on a multi-reflecting time-of-flight mass spectrometerAnsgar Korf, Robin Schmid, Steffen Heuckeroth, Lee A. Gethings, Nyasha Munjoma, David Deans, David Heywood, Tomas Pluskal
- Monday 17:45 - 19:30Workshop 1Networking 101: A conference survival guideAnsgar Korf
- Wednesday 12:30 - 15:30POC_0299mzmine allows deconvolution and inspection of ZT Scan DIA dataSteffen Heuckeroth, Jonas Lübke, Robin Schmid, Jason Causon, Paul Baker, Ansgar Korf
Events
Where to find us over the next twelve months.
Conferences, workshops and user meetings. If you are going to one of these, say so and we will put time aside for your data rather than a demo.
- October 2026
- 13–14Oct
- June 2027
- 6–10Jun
ASMS 2027 (opens in a new tab)
Houston, Texas, USA · Booth #
Where next
Four ways to go deeper.
See the workflow for your domain
Metabolomics, lipidomics, imaging, PFAS and polymers, drug discovery, impurity analysis. Each one walks the same route from raw files to an answer.
Pick a domain The softwareWhat mzmine actually does
One platform across every major vendor format, running on your hardware. No upload step and no cloud requirement.
See the platform To readPapers, posters and the brochure
The whitepaper, the conference posters and the mzmine PRO brochure, plus the peer-reviewed methods papers.
Get the material A personTalk to someone who runs it
Send a few representative files and we will build the workflow and show you the result before you commit to anything.
Get in touchWhy labs move
Processing stops being the bottleneck.
Central analytics departments at BASF, Merck, Novonesis, IFF and LifeMine run mzmine behind their own firewalls. The reasons they give are consistently the same three.
Your data never leaves
On your hardware. No upload, so no processing agreement to negotiate.
One file, under a second
Which is what turns a thousand-sample cohort from an overnight job into an afternoon.
One workflow, many modalities
LC-MS, GC-MS and imaging in one toolchain instead of three.
At a degree-awarding institution?
Then it is free, permanently
The Community plan is the full analytical platform at no cost for degree-awarding institutions, not a trial. Register with your institutional email and get on with it.
Get started
Rather just ask a question? Send us a message.
Tell us what you are trying to measure and what comes off your instruments. That is enough for a useful answer.