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Multimodal single-cell proteomics

May 17, 2021

The opportunities are beckoning. Which are likely to be most fruitful and impactful directions?

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Label-free single-cell proteomics

December 27, 2020

Recently, Matthias Mann and colleagues published a preprint (doi: 10.1101/2020.12.22.423933v1) reporting a label-free mass-spectrometry method for single-cell proteomics. Many colleagues …

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My experience with elite journals

September 15, 2020

Over the last 15 years, my opinion about the significance of publishing in elite journals has evolved considerably. Below are some …

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Interesting facts

August 8, 2020

Interesting biology facts

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Reviews of single-cell proteomics progress

July 17, 2020

These early methods for single-cell mass spectrometry analysis are posed for rapid growth and will help reveal mechanisms that underpin health and disease.

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Promoting (your) research

July 15, 2020

“I am a scientist focused on conducting research, not on promoting it.” This thinking strongly resonated with me when I …

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Bibliography for NIH proposals

July 9, 2020

NIH requires adding PMCID to references cited in proposals, and PMCID may be difficult to add because many reference libraries …

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The cost of omics

May 25, 2020

Next generation DNA sequencing is ubiquitously integrated in modern biomedical research while mass-spectrometry proteomics remains less ubiquitous. In fact, mass-spectrometry …

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Research success

December 31, 2019

We — the research community — can be much more successful if we invest more time and effort in what matters: Coming up with original new leads and helping each other grow as scientists and people. Happy and successful year to everybody!

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The bigger picture

September 3, 2019

Why publishing a paper in a top journal maybe relatively unimportant ?

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I love nature and want to understand it through science. I also like writing about and sharing my views and experiences along this journey of understanding.

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