Proteomics and Metabolomics Victoria will be hosting a Data analysis Symposium at the Bio21 Institute auditorium on Thursday 8th August from 2:00-3:30pm.
This free event, supported by Bruker, is a great chance to hear from a stellar line up of ECRs and MCRs involved in data analysis from across the fields of proteomics and metabolomics research. These include:
Dr. Anup Shah (Monash University)- Analyze and visualize label-free quantitative proteomics results through LFQ-Analyst
Dr. Michael Leeming (Unimelb/Bio21 Institute)- Kinome – A knowledge-based approach to interpreting high-throughput phospho-proteomics data
Dr. Corey Giles (Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute)- Recent developments in a framework for untargeted lipidomics
Dr. Adam Rainczuk (Applications Scientist, Bruker)- An overview of Metaboscape software for processing and interpreting metabolomics data
Following the Symposium, join us for food, drinks, networking and the PMV AGM at The Castle Hotel, North Melbourne (5 min walk from Bio21 Institute). The AGM is normally held each year to elect office bearers and to make plans for the year ahead, including social events, proteomics/ metabolomics training workshops and annual research symposiums.
The following positions are available for election:
- Metabolomics President
- Proteomics president
- Treasurer
- Secretary
- Education Officer
- Social representative
- Industry Representative
These positions are open to enthusiastic individuals in the field who are interested in bringing new energy and ideas to the roles. These would be ideal positions for junior postdoctoral researchers looking to improve their scientific networks and to broaden their communication skills.
Those wish to nominate for any of the above positions or learn more about the roles should contact PMV with their expression of interest prior to attending the AGM.
We encourage all current and new PMV members to attend this AGM and be an active part of our local research community.
Please RSVP for attendance at each event separately on Eventbrite to allow for adequate catering at the AGM.
Please direct any enquiries to: proteomics@pmv.org.au