Hybrid Metabolomics Now Standardized

Hybrid Metabolomics Now Standardized Metabolomics researchers often face a trade-off between confident, targeted quantification and broad, untargeted discovery, limiting the insight available from a single experiment. Hybrid metabolomics removes the need to choose between these complementary strategies, enabling both robust quantification and comprehensive profiling from the same measurement. The result is a more standardized workflow that conserves valuable sample, time, and resources. In this webinar, explore the principles and scientific potential of an integrated approach to quantification and discovery, and hear how early adopters are applying hybrid metabolomics to aging and cardiometabolic disease research. Attendees will gain practical perspectives on bridging hypothesis-driven and discovery-based science to address a broader range of research questions. Attend this webinar to: Learn how standardized hybrid metabolomics workflows integrate targeted quantification and untargeted discovery Discover how hybrid workflows expand biological insight beyond traditional approaches Learn how early adopters apply hybrid metabolomics to aging and cardiometabolic research Alice Limonciel, PhD Senior Director Bruker Markus Langsdorf, PhD Product Manager, Metabolomics & Lipidomics Biognosys Group Brian Hoffmann, PhD Director of Protein Sciences and Mass Spectrometry Services The Jackson Laboratory Michael Witting, PhD Head of Metalanalytics, Spectroscopy and Chromatography Labor Becker MVZ eGbR