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Effect of electrode geometry on the classification performance of Rapid Evaporative Ionization Mass Spectrometric (REIMS) bacterial identification
The recently developed automated, high-throughput monopolar REIMS platform is suited for the identification of clinically important microorganisms. Although already comparable to the previously reported bipolar forceps method, optimization of the geometry of monopolar electrodes, at the heart of the
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