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Using ML to streamline E&L screening and toxicological risk assessmentUsing ML to streamline E&L screening and toxicological risk assessment

Extractables and leachables screening can hinge on uncertain surrogate calibration. In this Q&A, Jordi Labs explains how Lumo applies machine learning to predict LC-MS response factors, reduce standards dependency, flag low-confidence results, and support faster, more defensible toxicological risk assessments for medical device chemical characterization workflows.

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