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Suggestions Shared by ASMS Community

This resource list was originally created during the COVID pandemic to support professors teaching mass spectrometry courses remotely. While most universities have returned to in-person instruction, we believe these resources remain valuable. If you have a resource you'd like to share, please email us at info@asms.org. Enjoy!

Suggested by Xien Yu Chua

How to Understand My Orbitrap Spectrum (HUMOS) or read the JPR abstract discussing this free open-source tool here.

Suggested by James Little

Free NIST Data Processing Software Lab for Universities includes library search and deconvolution software, structural drawing package, test files, >60K reference EI spectra., and other information
Identifying Unknowns Using LCMS and GCMS with NIST Library Search a series of free videos and other information

Suggested by ASMS Office

ASMS Vimeo channel features 36 videos from our about 'About Mass Spectrometry' collection.

Suggested by Allis Chien

Mass Spec Fundamentals Seminars by Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
UC Davis Proteomics Online 2d Short Course

Suggested by Frederik Lermyte @FLermyte

Native MS videos on JoVE:
- Analyzing Protein Architectures and Protein-Ligand Complexes by Integrative Structural Mass Spectrometry
- Analyzing Large Protein Complexes by Structural Mass Spectrometry

General interest Mass Spec: Masses for the Masses videos

Suggested by David Tabb @dtabb73

Online Training in Bioinformatics and Biostatistics

Suggested by Valerie Gabelika @ValerieGabelika

Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry: a Tutorial

Suggested by Joshua Sharp @JoshuaSSharp

FPOP for Protein Higher Order Structure by MS