Cerno Promises MS Researchers High-Res Accuracy from Low-Res Hardware

Mar 10, 2006

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Cerno Bioscience, a startup based in Monmouth Junction, NJ, will be unveiling its first commercial software package at next week's Pittcon conference in Orlando, Fla.

The software, called MassWorks, promises to dramatically increase the mass accuracy of conventional mass spectrometers, providing lower-end instruments with a level of resolution comparable to that of higher-end platforms.

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