Step into the frontier of innovation at the upcoming SCIEX summit 2026, where the brightest minds in analytical science will converge to ignite conversation, challenge convention, and shape what’s next.
This year’s summit will explore:
- The future of mass spectrometry and analytical innovation
- Advancing therapeutic development through analytical science
- Translating innovation into discovery across omics and applied markets
Whether you're a scientist, researcher, or industry innovator, this is your moment to be part of the movement.
Summit Day 1
The future of mass spectrometry and analytical innovation
Explore the latest trends and emerging technologies shaping the future of mass spectrometry and analytical science. Through expert perspectives and real-world experiences, discover how innovation is helping laboratories enhance productivity, generate deeper insights, and drive better scientific outcomes.
Summit Day 2
Advancing therapeutic development through analytical science
Gain perspectives from leading organizations as they address today's most complex pharma and biopharma analytical challenges. Explore innovative approaches for bioanalysis, peptide and oligonucleotide quantification, ADC characterization, and next-generation therapeutics, alongside expert insights that help drive greater confidence, efficiency, and decision-making across the drug development pipeline.
Summit Day 3
Translating innovation into discovery across Omics and Applied Markets
Innovation is enabling researchers to unlock deeper insights across omics and applied markets. Explore emerging workflows and applications spanning metabolomics, proteomics, PFAS, and food analysis, and see how scientists are applying innovation to answer complex scientific questions.
Welcome and intro
Jamie Wighton, SCIEX
Introducing the novus V55 system
Ian Moore, SCIEX
Accelerating routine pesticide screening with a 3.3-fold productivity increase
Guillaume Morin, GIRPA
From single cell to diverse proteomics applications
Tim Heymann, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Mann lab
Less is more: Leveraging acoustic ejection mass spectrometry (AEMS) to accelerate
drug discovery endpoints
Neal Liddle, Principal Scientist, Iambic
SCIEX OS software in practice: Customer voices, real results
Federico Pastori, LIMS Consultant presso LabWare
Rafa Terán, Smartbio Analytics
Roundtable: The future of mass spec
Moderated by: Jamie Wighton, SCIEX
Panelists: Rafa Terán, Smartbio Analytics, Tim Heymann, Mann Lab (Max Planck),
Guillaume Morin, GIRPA and Neal Liddle, Iambic
Welcome and intro
Ferran Sanchez, SCIEX
Mass spectral characterization of therapeutic oligonucleotide metabolites
Tim Snow, QPS
Overcoming challenges in GLP-1 therapeutic quantitation using HRMS
Shane Needham, Veloxity
A CRO perspective: advancing ultrasensitive multiplexed bioanalysis for complex modalities
Ryan Darling, KCAS Bio
Roundtable: Shaping the future of bioanalysis and MetID
Moderated by: Ferran Sanchez
Panelsts: Shane Needham, Veloxity, Tim Snow, QPA and Ryan Darling, KCAS Bio
Quantification of GLP-1 peptides and oligonucleotides in biological matrices using QTOF HRMS
Lata Venkatarangan, QPS
Immunocapture-LC/HRMS intact analysis for investigating PNU-ADC deglycosidation in vivo
Lin-Zhi Chen, Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals
Roundtable: The future of biotherapeutic analysis with HRMS
Moderated by: Ferran Sanchez
Welcome and intro
Katherine Tran, SCIEX
The use of ZT Scan DIA to increase the coverage of novel conjugated lipids
Alex Dickens, University of Turku
EAD provides new insights into human biology with deep glycome analysis
Bogden Bundik, Wyss Institute at Havard University
[Movie preview] In search of the SPARK
Featuring Lindsey Pino
Roundtable: ZT Scan DIA: Rethinking OMICS workflows
Moderated by: Katherine Tran, SCIEX
Panelist: Alex Dickens, Tim Heymann, Kristina Jurcic, Steffen Heuckeroth, Paul Baker
Food and environmental introduction
Holly Lee, SCIEX
[Movie preview] In search of the SPARK
Featuring Cora Young
Evaluating the relative importance of polyfluoroalkyl substances in AFFF-impacted soils
Sara Jones, Higgins Research Group, Colorado School of Mines
Trust, but verify: Mass spectrometry for food authenticity, safety, and human exposure
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Awanwee Petchkongkaew, Director,
Thammasat University Center of Excellence in Global Food Security
Roundtable: Advances in Food Safety and PFAS Analysis
Moderated by: Holly Lee
Panelists: Georg Pfefferer, Phenomenex EMEA BDM, Carlos Buenos, Craig Butt