At the November 2019 Python Frederick event, Conor Jenkins showed the group how mass spectrometry works and how Python saves huge amounts of time when processing the large amount of data produced by a mass spec analysis. The recording from the talk is available on YouTube. Check it out! Questions? Feel free to mention me on Twitter at @mblayman so I can try to respond to your question.
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