Benelux JMP Users Group

Dear members, Just a quick reminder that the Discovery Summit Europe Early Bird rate of €365 + VAT is available until 31 October, so there are only a few days left to take advantage of the lower registration fee: https://community.jmp.com/t5/Schedule-Dates/Registration/ev-p/967915?profile.language=en And a nice addition this year: all workshops are included with your registration at no extra cost. Hope to see you at the Summit! ... View more

Getting More from JMP: Marketplace Highlights and AI-Powered Enhancements Presentation slides: AI as a Tool, Not A Replacement, JMP Netherlands Users Group 2026 Hadley Myers (JMP) ... View more

Date: 6 October 2026 Location: The Accelerator, Utrecht Science Park Registration: FREE, Lunch provided Enhance your analytics game in a collaborative environment. We invite you to attend the Netherlands JMP Users Meet-up. If you’re not currently using JMP, there’s still something for you. This gathering will give you the opportunity to engage in collaborative learning with fellow JMP users and presenters from different industries, and of course our JMP experts. Your involvement will contribute to the collective analytics knowledge of all members through cross-industry networking, support and interactive learning. >> Register here << Let us know if you'd like to present. Please contact: [email protected] ... View more

Development of an Automated Biphasic Extraction and Dual UHPLC-HRMS Platform Fecal metabolomics and lipidomics capture integrated molecular signatures of host, diet, and gut microbiome, but traditionally require separate extraction and Liquid Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) workflows. To develop a unified workflow, multivariate optimization across extraction chemistry, LC-MS conditions, and automation was performed using a Design of Experiments approach, resulting in a scalable automated biphasic extraction and dual UHPLC‑HRMS platform. Kimberly De Windt (Ghent University)   ... View more

Development and Optimization of Water Analysis Methods Using JMP DOE and Modeling This research focuses on developing comprehensive multiresidue analytical methods for detecting diverse chemical contaminants in water matrices, including drinking surface and groundwater. Central to this work is the use of JMP for experimental design, optimization, and statistical modeling. Fractional and full factorial screening designs optimize both instrumental conditions and sample preparation.   Tess Goessens (Ghent University) ... View more