ATTENTION ⚠️
In observance of the holidays, Agilent CrossLab/iLab Operations Software Support Help Desk will be closed during U.S. hours on Monday, February 17th, 2025. We will resume regular U.S. support hours on Tuesday, February 18th, 2025. For urgent matters, please add "Urgent" to the ticket/email subject or press "1" when prompted to escalate a call on the iLab Support phone, and we will prioritize those requests first.
The Texas A&M University Laboratory for Biological Mass Spectrometry (LBMS) is located in the Interdisciplinary Life Science Building (room 1172) and is dedicated to providing cutting-edge technology and expertise for the characterization of molecules to fulfill the needs of researchers at TAMU. Mass spectrometry (MS) plays an increasingly important role in molecular level research, and it is central to ‘omics’ research, i.e., petroleomics, proteomics, metabolomics, lipidomics, glycomics, etc and the LBMS provides expert staff with modern instrumentation to complete these tasks . In addition, the research capabilities of the facility are accessible to non-TAMU users; academic, government and industry through a fee-for-service format. We strongly encourage researchers to consult with us about their project first, before samples are submitted for analysis. |
David H. Russell, PhD, Director
(979) 845-3345
russell@chem.tamu.edu
Xueyun Zheng, Associate Research Scientist
(979) 458-0333
xueyun.zheng@tamu.edu
Doyong Kim, Postdoc Research Associate
(979) 458-0333
doyong.kim@chem.tamu.edu
Hours | Location | |
Open Hours: |
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Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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Xueyun Zheng |
Associate Research Scientist
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(979) 458-0333
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xueyun.zheng@tamu.edu
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ILSB 1172
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