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Nathan de Bruyn, a summer placement student (thank you NTU) has been working in the lab on a proof of concept experiment.  Looking promising so far! https://www.instagram.com/p/BImmNxrgBqR/?taken-by=kilgourlab&hl=en

Come and see what we do at: Talks: TOF pm 02:30 Absorption Mode Processing of MALDI-FT-ICR Imaging Data Improves Mapping of Gram Negative Bacterial Virulence Factors on-Tissue Posters: MP 440 Autopiquer – Introducing a New Approach to High Confidence Peak Detection ThP 026 Surface Acoustic Wave Nebulization – Mass Spectrometry: Read more…

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We had a great trip to Austria last week.  Looks like it will lead to a new project.   Thanks to Ionicon for their hospitality and their humour – it was a lot of fun! https://www.instagram.com/p/BE6qEUGwiWO/?taken-by=kilgourlab&hl=en  

Dave Goodlett’s report on last year’s great MSBM summer school is up on the ASMS website.  Hope to see some of you at this year’s one. http://www.asms.org/asms-news/2016/04/29/report-on-the-9th-mass-spectrometry-in-biotechnology-and-medicine-summer-school

We’re visiting Hull University for the previously mentioned International Women’s Day careers in chemistry meeting. Very wet outside, but an exciting day of lectures ahead.

We will be attending the International Women’s Day Symposium being held by the University of Hull on the 9th of March. More information can be found using this link: http://www2.hull.ac.uk/science/chemistry/internationalwomensdaysymp.aspx The aim of the day is to provide careers information to final year undergraduates and PhD students and with an Read more…