From February 2nd to 4th, the Workshop on Uncertainty in Machine Learning (WUML 2026) took place at the University of Tartu, Estonia. There were some very insightful talks by leading researchers in Europe. I contributed with a poster on uncertainty quantification applied to collision cross-sections, which sparked engaging discussions and allowed me to connect with […]
Welcome Zoi, to Kruvelab! Zoi will be with us for 3 months as an Erasmus student from Germany, while helping to find reliable calibration compounds for estimating concentrations for non-target liquid chromatography–high-resolution mass spectrometry (LC/HRMS) in positive mode. Screening environmental samples for unknown pollutants is often done using liquid chromatography–high-resolution mass spectrometry (LC/HRMS); however, exact […]
This year, we’re excited to have five talented MSc candidates joining our group for their thesis work: Jake, Jacqueline, Isabelle, Ruchun, and Nikos. Instead of introducing them ourselves, we’ll let them speak for who they are — in the order they appear in the photo. I’m Jake from Maryland, USA. I have my B.Sc. in […]
Last week, a big part of the group, including Eliise, Henrik, Helen, Frank, Gordian, Yvonne, and Anneli, went to the International Conference on Non-Target Screening (ICNTS 25) in Erding, Germany. In these four intense days full of talks, poster sessions, and fruitful conversations it was also a pleasure to (re-)connect with people from the field […]
In the last week of August, Louise and Harry attended the SETAC Latin America 16th Biennial Meeting in Lima, Peru. The conference started off on Tuesday, August 26 with professional training courses: Louise joined Environmental Risk Assessment for Regulatory Purposes, while Harry attended Green Toxicology: Harnessing Computational Toxicology and In Vitro Techniques for Sustainability. During […]
From the 18th to the 22nd of August, Iris and Yvonne had the chance to take part in the 4th International Summer School on Non-Target Metabolomics Data Mining for Exposomics and Natural Products Research, hosted at the Technical University of Denmark in Copenhagen. Over the week, insightful seminar in application of data analysis tools, including […]
From the 1st to the 5th of June, Helen and Eliise attended the 73rd ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics in Baltimore, Maryland, US. Helen presented the work combining MS2-based toxicity and concentration predictions in the Exposomics, Toxicology and Health Outcomes session. During the conference, numerous intriguing studies were presented this year across […]
Last week the 3rd National Meeting of the Swedish Chemical Society, SCS2025, took place. The conference was hosted in a wonderful venue at the Steam Hotel in beautiful Västerås. Our group was happy to participate in two oral and two poster presentations. PhD students Louise Malm and Iris Hättestrand presented posters about their ongoing research. […]
Today we had an absolute pleasure to host Laboratory of Organic Chemistry at Wageningen University during their PhD Group Visit. The group is on its week long science trip in Sweden – Uppsala and Stockholm – visiting several research groups. We enjoyed eight talks on analytical approaches both from Wageningen University as well as Stockholm […]
This week I was very happy to participate in the Analytical Solutions 2025 in The Netherlands. This year’s meeting focused on Artificial Intelligence Solutions for Laboratory Technology. I had the honor to present our work on predicting toxicity and concentration form the analytical information, e.g., tandem mass spectra, with MS2Tox (Peets et al., Rahu et […]











