One of iolite’s key capabilities is its ability to model processes occurring with a measurement session as time series. This is achieved via a series of interpolation methods, collectively referred to here as “splines” although they range from a simple mean of the observed data through to variably smoothed cubic splines.

iolite has always supported time-resolved data processing from a variety of instruments, including TIMS and solution ICP-MS. Its implementation of the double-spike inversion, which is an approach that calculates mass bias, mixture proportions, etc, sets it apart from most solution mass spectrometry software.

iolite Essentials has just been released, and represents a great new tool for labs with fewer processing requirements. iolite v4 remains our flagship application, and will continue to lead the way in time-resolved data processing.

iolite v4.10.0 has just been released! Below is a quick summary of changes, but in particular, these new features may be of interest. Big speed improvements for LIBS datasets Joe has spent quite a bit of time with the AV2 team coming up with an improved LIBS dataset format.

iolite v4.9.0 has just been released! It has been a little while since we put out a release so there are quite a few new features and bug fixes included.