The English-Persian version of “Dictionary of Mass Spectroscopy” by Dr. Fateme Mirzajani Demneh, assistant professor of Protein Research Center of Shahid Beheshti University (SBU), was published by SBU Press in 252 pages. The book was originally written by Anthony I. Mallet and Steve Down.
To buy this book, students and interested parties can go to the sales office of Shahid Beheshti University Scientific Works Publishing Center, located in the Information Technology (IT) building, ground floor, or order online through the center's website.
The scientific community, in the past years, has witnessed all-round developments in the types of devices and applications of mass spectrometry in all fields of science. With this growth, a confusing array of names, technical terms, and abbreviations has emerged that has made it a challenge for users and researchers to keep up to date.
The dictionary of mass spectrometry is a starting point for all people who are new to this instrumental method, and it is also a practical reference about terms for those who have already been active in the field. In this dictionary, the terms and words are explained in a visual and descriptive manner, which helps researchers of all disciplines to become familiar with the language and terminology of mass spectrometry more easily and effectively. This book contains explanations of more than 800 new and common technical terms and abbreviations in the field of mass spectrometry, which is accompanied by more than 400 images, diagrams and photographs.
Apart from potential users of mass spectrometry who want to have a definition of an unfamiliar instrument or method, the book has other audiences, namely experienced users and assistants when they are looking for an explanation of terms, and equipment buyers who need to explain the technical terms used in company brochures and manuals.