What is NORMAN-SLE?
“The NORMAN Suspect List Exchange (NORMAN-SLE) continues to evolve as a central, FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) resource for the global environmental scientific community.”
FAIR
What are suspect lists?
“Suspect lists are predefined lists of chemicals of interest and/or suspected to occur in a given matrix.”
lists, definitions
Why use inclusion lists?
“[They] can also be used to create inclusion lists in advance of analysis.”
workflow, screening
What is suspect screening (HRMS)?
“Since targeted monitoring approaches cannot capture all compounds detected in complex environmental samples, suspect screening coupled with high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) serves as an efficient approach to search for the presence of suspected chemicals in environmental samples.”
HRMS, methods
What does FAIR mean here?
“FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable).”
FAIR
What does NORMAN-SLE provide?
“An efficient screening of complex samples using the exact mass of compounds to find features of interest in a sample.”
screening
Is the resource open for reuse?
“[It is a] FAIR resource for the global environmental scientific community.”
community
How do lists support workflows?
“They enable more efficient screening of complex samples… and can also be used to create inclusion lists in advance of analysis.”
libraries
Who benefits from SLE?
“The global environmental scientific community.”
stakeholders
What is the key takeaway?
“NORMAN-SLE continues to evolve as a central, FAIR resource.”
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