FMSS organizes a seminar “Is AI Revolutionizing Mass Spectrometry-based Analytics?” during Kemian päivät 2026 on Wednesday, April 15th. The society will also hold its statutory spring meeting during the lunch break of the seminar.
For more information, visit Kemian Päivät 2026 – Kemianseurat
Program
10:00–10:10 Opening words
Nina Sipari, Chair, Finnish Mass Spectrometry Society
SESSION 1 – Insights of the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in MS-based analysis
Session chair Nina Sipari
10:10–10:40 Computational and AI-based approaches in LC-MS metabolomics
Kati Hanhineva, Professor, University of Turku
10:40–10:55 Precision Diagnostics of Lyme Neuroborreliosis via Ultrahigh- Resolution Metabolomics and Machine Learning
Ilari Kuukkanen, Doctoral Researcher, University of Turku
10:55–11:15 Utilizing AI for simplified result acceptance in a high throughput FIA-MS assay
Axel Meierjohann, PhD/R&D System Tech Lead, Revvity
11:15–11:30 The FMSS incentive scholarship award winner 2026 (TBA)
11:30–13:00 Lunch break
SESSION 2 – Metabolomics & molecular networks
Session chair Maarit Karonen
13:00–13:50 Mass Spectrometry and Big Data Analytics: Advancing Natural Product Research through Data Science-Driven Digital Transformation
Jean-Luc Wolfender, Professor, University of Geneva
13:50–14:10 NIR Spectroscopy in Liver Fibrosis: Linking Lipidomics and Histology
Archana Kommala, Doctoral Researcher, University of Eastern Finland
14:10–14:30 Software advancements and ZenoTOF technology for improved pattern recognition
Tom Ruane, Advanced Workflow Specialist, Sciex
14:30–15:00 Coffee break
SESSION 3- AI in MS-based analysis in atmospheric sciences
Session chair Juha-Pekka Hieta
15:00–15:15 Atmospheric new particle formation through ambient sampling chemical ionization mass spectrometry– PART I
Matti Rissanen, Professor, University of Helsinki
15:15–15:30 Atmospheric new particle formation through ambient sampling chemical ionization mass spectrometry– PART II
Federica Bortolussi, Doctoral Researcher, University of Helsinki
15:30–15:35 Closing Remarks
Maarit Karonen, vice chair, Finnish Mass Spectrometry Society