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6 November, 2025

Next-Gen Antibody Development: De-Risk and Accelerate with Mass Photometry

Join us to discover how Mass Photometry is transforming early-stage biologics development. Learn how this cutting-edge, label-free technology delivers rapid, high-resolution insights into molecular composition, aggregation, and interactions using only nanogram quantities of sample.

Key takeaways

Learn how mass photometry reveals aggregation, binding, and oligomerization from nanogram samples—without chromatography.
See how mass photometry reduces sample use and analysis time by up to 8,000× and 24×, respectively.
Explore versatile applications across mAbs, bsAbs, and ADCs.

13 November, 2025

Data-Driven LVV Process Development Through Macro Mass Photometry

Traditional LVV analytics are time-consuming and provide limited insight into product attributes. In this webinar, Hena Divanovic, Applications Scientist, from Refeyn, will demonstrate how macro mass photometry (MMP) delivers rapid, multiparametric analysis for real-time, data-driven optimization across all stages of process development.

Key Takeaways:

Discover how MMP accelerates LVV process optimization through rapid, data-rich analysis.

Learn how MMP provides detailed insights into LVV purity and titer.

See how adopting MMP can reduce analytical bottlenecks across development stages.

3 December, 2025

Versatility of mass photometry for the structural characterization of biomolecular assemblies present in blood

This webinar highlights recent applications of mass photometry, focusing on higher-order protein assemblies in blood and its ability to analyze co-occurring complexes. It demonstrates how mass photometry refines structural models like C4BP, informs antibody therapeutic design, and complements other structural biology techniques.

Key Takeaways:

Mass photometry is an easy to use versatile method
Mass photometry can expose the purity of protein assemblies
Mass Photometry can be used to quantify the presences of co-occurring protein assemblies
There are spiders in your blood
In some cases IgM may outperform IgG as biotherapeutic

We have hosted a range of webinars, where we discuss applications of mass photometry as well as how to get the best out of our technology. You can watch any of them on this page. To stay updated on upcoming webinars, please check out our events calendar.