I recently saw a tweet polling the proteomics community on the relative importance, price, and technical difficulty of mass spectrometry-based proteomics: sample prep, liquid chromatography (LC), mass...
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We’re about to head home, but we have saved our exciting new software solutions for our final announcement of the week! Scientists in biopharmaceutical, proteomics, and small molecule settings can ena...
For many years Thermo Fisher Scientific has worked closely with PharmaFluidics, inventor and manufacturer of micro pillar array columns (μPAC) for low-flow liquid chromatography (LC) omics experiments...
The rise of mass-spectrometry in proteomics research Decades of significant advancements in mass-spectrometry technologies have resulted in better resolution, higher sensitivity and mass accuracy, sim...
While ASMS 2021 in Philadelphia is coming to a close, there are no shortages of announcements coming from a busy week filled with innovations and solutions for scientists in proteomics, biopharmaceuti...
September 2021 saw the launch of a new low-flow UHPLC solution, the Thermo Scientific™ Vanquish™ Neo UHPLC system and Thermo Scientific™ PepMap™ Neo UHPLC columns. When we talk about HPLC columns, ter...
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What does it mean to be the next generation? You don’t have to look far to find the term “next-generation” or “NextGen” used to describe new technology. But what does it mean to describe a product or ...
Mass production makes it possible to bring thousands of gadgets to your home, kitchen and office. The application stores on your mobile devices have millions of products ranging from analyzing the sto...
As 2020 draws to a close it is a good time to reflect on what has probably been the strangest year that most of us have ever experienced. The word ‘unprecedented’ has been worn out by overuse and the ...
Confident interpretation of biological mass spectral data is dependent on a priori knowledge and high-quality data. That is, knowing what should be in the sample and being able to extract relevant dat...
In 2013, we changed the paradigm for how our customers were able to approach their research with the introduction of the first Thermo Scientific Orbitrap Tribrid Mass Spectrometer (MS). The Orbitrap T...
I sat down with Federico Dall’Acqua, LC-MS specialist at Veritas, to discuss how Thermo Scientific Orbitrap mass analyzer technology is being used in water and wastewater treatment facilities which se...
Recently, I was applying for a visa to visit India. I had two options – either I walk my application into the San Francisco Indian Embassy or I could mail in my application and my passport. The number...
Mass spectrometry is proving to be a powerful tool for proteomics – a field that’s helping researchers unravel the inner workings of cells, and could help clinical scientists undertake early diagnosis...
The term personalized medicine has been used for many years, I can certainly remember it being a buzz word when I started my research career at the start of the century, and it has been practiced in a...
Just last year, at the 20th Annual Lorne Proteomics Symposium in Australia, a number of scientists interested in structural proteomics approached me about Thermo Fisher Scientific’s solution for analy...
After almost a decade of studying and analysing proteins I’ve often found myself trying to explain to people “Why proteins?” What’s all the fuss about?I recently came across this video produced for th...
I have heard and read many definitions of what life is, what it means, what it means to lead a good life, etc. I am really not sure that ‘What is the meaning of life?’ is itself a meaningful question....
It’s not all about the mass spectrometerWhen discussing proteomics technology much focus is placed on mass spectrometry, and rightly. As you may know, I am a lover of mass spectrometry and I enjoy tal...
Understanding the molecular sociology of proteinsAt some point during our education most of us learn some basic cell biology with cartoons of cells and organelles in text books, illustrating cellular ...
Is systems-level proteomics ready for a seat at the table with our genomics colleagues, as a full partner contributing to large-scale biological research, translational research and personalized medic...
Change is coming. Precise change.2015 was a very interesting year: Human gene editing with CRISPR-Cas9 (the ethics of which are very much being debated), effective immunotherapy, two promising vaccine...
I finished my PhD and began my career as an R&D scientist at the start of the millennium, when proteomics was in its infancy. In those days, peptide mapping was all the rage as researchers looked to b...
It’s a hard and dangerous life being Santa Claus, especially the night before Christmas.We have just left behind us that wonderful time of celebration. And for most of us during this vacation period t...
Proteogenomics, the integration of proteomics with genomics, is an emerging approach that promises to advance clinical & translational research. By combining genomic and proteomic information, leading...
Strawberries are well on their way to becoming California’s newest celebrity as indicated by the two strawberries-related stories that have been much in the news in California this year. First, there ...
Most of my early research career focused on the post-translational modifications (PTMs) of proteins and in those days there was only one worthy PTM in my eyes and that was phosphorylation while glycos...
I was recently made aware of a publication that appeared in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (Wang et al, 2014, 62 (42), pp 10375-10391), titled,Ultrahigh-Performance Liquid Chromatograp...
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