Evosep

01/06/2026

Today Evosep announces the launch of Evosep Proteomics: an ecosystem designed to standardize and scale LC-MS–based proteomics for research and pharmaceutical drug development.

The introduction of Evokit sample preparation kits and the Evosep Lupo Sample Preparation System, together with Evosep Eno form a unified sample to separation platform built for reproducibility, scalability, and AI-ready proteomic insights.

With Evosep Proteomics, Evosep delivers scalable, unbiased proteomics, and making high-quality, reproducible proteomics accessible for routine use in research, biomarker discovery, and large-scale drug development.

Read press release here:https://www.evosep.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/01_Introducing-Evosep-Proteomics_PR_june-1-.pdf

29/05/2026

Cleared for takeoff! ASMS 2026 – here we come.

Find us throughout the week at booth #614 and make sure to stop by our Hospitality Suite to experience this year's theme.

Secure your slot for our Breakfast Seminar and User Meeting before seats are gone: evosep.com/asms2026/

28/05/2026

Today we share an exclusive first look at our latest advancements in proteomics and the brand-new additions to the Evosep lineup.

Join us at 4 pm CEST / 10 am EDT for this one-of-a-kind webinar session and learn about the next generation Evosep proteomics.

Sign up here: evosep.com/webinars/webinar-056-preparing-for-next-generation-evosep-proteomics

27/05/2026

High-throughput proteomics continue to push the limits of scale, speed, and reproducibility.

A recent collaboration between Evosep and Thermo Fisher Scientific demonstrates how the Evosep Eno paired with the Orbitrap Astral Zoom Mass Spectrometer enables deep and reproducible nDIA proteomics across workflows ranging from 30 to 500 samples per day.

- >6,800 protein groups at 500 SPD
- Strong quantitative precision across all methods
- Retention time variation below 0.4 seconds across nearly 100 consecutive runs
- Optimized MS parameters that can easily be applied across instruments and labs

Read more about the workflow and performance results in our latest blog post:

A recent technical note from Thermo Fisher Scientific highlights how the combination of the Evosep Eno and the Orbitrap Astral Zoom Mass Spectrometer enables highly reproducible narrow-window DIA (nDIA) proteomics across workflows ranging from 30 to 500 samples per day (SPD).

26/05/2026

Celebrating our ISO 9001 certification!
This marks an important step in our continued commitment to quality, consistency, and continuous improvement. Of course, we marked the occasion with bubbles at the office!

25/05/2026

Understanding insulin resistance at scale is critical for improving cardiometabolic disease risk assessment.

Using the Evosep 60 SPD method on the Orbitrap Astral mass spectrometer, researchers from Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen, Syddansk Universitet – University of Southern Denmark and Karolinska Institutet identified hundreds of plasma proteins associated with insulin sensitivity and developed a predictive model for cardiometabolic risk.

A strong example of how high-throughput LC–MS proteomics can support scalable precision medicine and biomarker discovery. Read preprint here: https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-8585654/v1

23/05/2026

This week, we attended , where Steen Pontoppidan and Djordje Vasiljević represented the team in a perfect setting along the Algarve coast. Always great to connect with the proteomics community and enjoy inspiring discussions along the way!

22/05/2026

We firmly believe that LCMS-based proteomics will drastically improve quality of life.

That belief drives our work to push the boundaries of robust, standardized proteomics to unlock actionable insights at scale. We’re excited to share our upcoming innovations designed to help make that future a reality.

Join next week’s webinar for a reveal and live Q&A with the team: https://www.evosep.com/webinars/webinar-056-preparing-for-next-generation-evosep-proteomics/

21/05/2026

We’re looking forward to connecting with the HCP community to explore how LC-MS-based proteomics is evolving to meet the demands of modern development and QC workflows.

Stop by our booth to learn how LC-MS can accelerate HCP analysis with robustness, sensitivity, and efficiency, supporting workflows in both development and QC environments.

We look forward to seeing you!

20/05/2026

Standardization and traceability are becoming increasingly important in proteomics sample preparation workflows.

In this vlog, Nicolai Bache introduces Evosep’s upcoming sample preparation kits and explains how predefined workflows, integrated QC standards, and full consumable traceability can help simplify and standardize LC–MS sample preparation.

Watch the vlog to learn more about the thinking behind the workflow approach.