23rd Human Proteome Organization World Congress

Multiple Accumulation Precursor Mass Spectrometry (MAP-MS) extends precursor dynamic range and improves peptide detection in data-independent analysis on an Orbitrap<sup>TM</sup> platform

New Technology: MS-based Proteomics

Poster presentation

Exploring the influence of the number of Ions on the peptide fragmentation spectra

A Common Data Analysis Pipeline (CDAP) for data independent acquisition mass spectrometry data

Data Integration: With Bioinformatics to Biological Knowledge

Optimizing search engines to detect marginal peptide matches using large-scale matched-matrix &quot;truth&quot; datasets

New Technology: AI and Bioinformatics in Mass Spectrometry

<p>Despite all the training researchers get during grad school and in a postdoc, no one teaches you how to run a productive lab. This workshop will present multiple philosophies towards running a proteomics or mass spectrometry lab given by established professors and PIs. Targeting early career professors, principal investigators, and PI-bound postdocs, this workshop will start with statements from each established panelist on how they got their labs established and predominantly focus on an interactive panel session. The discussion topics will include how to establish a lab community, how to mentor students, how to plan funding, how to manage your attention and focus, and how to prevent burnout. In short, the goal is to teach new and future PIs how to build lasting labs.</p>

Conference room 5-6

Principal Investigator School

Pre-congress training course

Poster viewing

Brian Searle

Vorsitz

Vortrag

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