We are now using a centralised email address so if you have any questions or wish to be added to the database, please send an email to [email protected]

If you have spectra of alpha-hydroxyclonazolam or alpha-hydroxyflubromazolam could you please DM us? We would be very grateful!

Happy New Year! Admittedly the admins were a ~little~ slack last year in generating libraries, however, we will be providing new libraries in the next month after having received a large number of entries from Luke Rodda and his team in San Francisco!

If you would like to share your success stories on using HighResNPS or simply provide feedback anonymously please feel free to fill out the form below 👇👇 forms.gle/o6BphmtngqRgmR… Your responses will help us better understand the impact HighResNPS and how we can make it better.

It's been a while⌛️, but the January 2023 libraries are now available in most major LC-HRMS library formats from HighResNPS.com. This library contains 2,287 unique compounds of which, 1,604 have product ion data.

If you're at @TIAFT 2023, be sure to check out Monday's lunch time scientific workshop by Agilent Technologies: “Combining compound information from the HighResNPS with the Agilent LC/Q-TOF MassHunter Screening Tool for large-scale analysis of New Psychoactive Substances”

Nice evaluation of the HighResNPS database with predicted retention times and MS/MS spectra matching for routine analysis by Stephen and Peter Stockham. Definitely some food for thought on our end for future developments. academic.oup.com/jat/advance-ar…

Interesting work utilising WBE in institutions with alarming results.

Taking stock of the HighResNPS membership. We currently have 371 users from 46 countries, with 54 users added this year.

If you see this, don't panic! We are currently migrating HighResNPS to a new home and we anticipate the website will be operational within the next 24 hours.

Always nice to see the database being used in action and yielding positive results! Thank you Peter Stockham and Stephen for your work!

The October 2023 libraries are now available for download on highresnps.com. The libraries contain 2,329 compounds (+11), of which 1,658 have at least one product ion (+18).

New #opensource workflow for analysis of emerging drugs in wastewater. Linked #InSpectra (thanks Jake O'Brien, Saer Samanipour, Kevin Thomas and Denice!) with #HighResNPS (thanks Daniel Pasin!) to detect #NPS and drugs of abuse from 47 sites in 16 countries. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Use of HighResNPS to detect Clobromazolam in Australian Emergency Departments. academic.oup.com/jat/advance-ar…

UNODC considers designer benzodiazepines (DBZD) to be a current primary threat among NPS. Castle et al. (incl. Dimitri Gerostamoulos) reported the detection of a new emerging DBZD, clobromazolam, using HRMS and the HighResNPS.com database. Read it all➡️bit.ly/3QLD2Nb

The HighResNPS June/July 2024 libraries are now available for download. The libraries contain 2,326 compounds (+3), of which 1,666 have at least one product ion (+8). We now have 448 users from 47 countries, with Bahrain recently added to this list.

The HighResNPS June 2024 libraries are ready to be downloaded from HighResNPS.com. These libraries are available in a variety of formats to suit your instrumentation. Another great resource powered by #TIAFT😉

Thank you to Aaron Shapiro on including HighResNPS in yesterday's edition of the Forensic Lab Talks hosted by Wiley , American Academy of Forensic Sciences and @JFS. Title: High Performance Computing Tools to Identify Novel Psychoactive Substances in Toxicology Samples