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As #LorneProteomics2024 comes to a close, let’s take the time to thank all our sponsors for supporting what’s been a fantastic conference!

If you loved #LorneProteomics2024 don’t forget to save the date for #AUSoMicS2025 in Cairns, May 18-21 2025 for our annual conference which will be jointly organised by @LorneProteomics, @ozglyco and @anzsms.

@chrashwood It's the best. I always say that you can have a batch to put on at 4:45pm on a Friday and know that you'll be walking out the door with no worries at 4:55pm.

Thrilled to share my latest paper on groundbreaking potential of #microalgae in #nutrition through #proteomics. Dive deep into the fascinating world of novel protein sources. #csiro @DamienB001 @MichelleColgrav @JamesABroadben1 @Bose_Utpal1 @AngiJuhasz sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@CSIRO It is so great to have supported this research with @JordiNelis leading this work from the front. There's a lot of work to do still and I'm sure that CSIRO will take a lead role in progressing this important topic.

Life in plastic, it's not fantastic. 🗑️ We've released the results of a new study that found micro and nanoplastics are pervasive in our food supply, and may be affecting food safety and security on a global scale. Find out how you can help: spr.ly/6012OcGQ0

Attention students and ECRs- APS is sponsoring members to attend the upcoming ⁦@hupo_org⁩ meeting in Busan, Korea. Abstracts close on 26th May and applications for the award close 9th June. More details on APS website australasianproteomics.org #TeamMassSpec

Save the date for #LorneProteomics2024 from Wed 31 Jan - Sat 3rd Feb in #Lorne. Make sure you mark the correct dates in your diaries! #TeamMassSpec

first paper from my work at CSIRO just came out 🍾 @JordiNelis @JamesABroadben1 doi.org/10.1016/j.trac…

Want to join @CSIRO as a Proteomics Leader - here's the job for you!!! #proteomics peeps - please share amongst networks! jobs.csiro.au/job/Brisbane%2…

Attention #proteomics students and EMCRs. The APS are sponsoring up to 10 awards to attend AOHUPO in May 2023. Abstracts close 15 Feb and applications must be in to APS by 1 March!

@LorneProteomics A big shout out to @peakgasgen and @Mimotopes as well for your support! We couldn't run the meeting without you! We also couldn't run our experiments either!

Thanks once again for all the support of the sponsors. We’re very grateful for your generosity to make this conference possible!

This year's symposium is only 2 weeks away! Registration is still open, if you haven't registered yet, now is the time to do so. View the program at a glance and full interactive program on our website today and see what you could be missing out on. lorneproteomics.org/program

@DrSophiaEscobar So great to see this work in print! I remember you giving your first talk in Australia at QMSS all those years ago. Well done Sophia! Important work, chipping away at a big problem.

Proteomic analysis of digestive tract peptidases and lipases from the invasive gastropod Pomacea canaliculata onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ps…

After an epic trip ✈ 🤪 successfully 👍 made it to Cancún 🇲🇽 for #HUPO2022. Please come and check out my talk on Tuesday afternoon (CS13) if you would like to learn about the proteins in lupin seeds. #lupinusangustifolius #plantprotein @EdithCowanUni

Great work @JordiNelis! Go @CSIRO Applied #Proteomics! Secure Food-#Allergen Determination by Combining Smartphone-Based Raw Image Analyses and Liquid Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry for the Quantification of #Proteins Contained in Lateral Flow Assays pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Quick reminder that abstracts and Ken Mitchelhill award applications for #LorneProteomics2023 are due tomorrow 11th Nov! Be sure to submit them for your chance to speak alongside our invited speakers including @MariaTanzer2 @kdonovan1008 @ErinBakerIMS @GarciaLabMS @jennie_lill

@Nick_E_Scott Love it! Thats a good start to November! Well done everyone! You have to celebrate when these things come up!

Great day in the Scott lab celebrating the successful completion of our honours students Kris and Cat, Taylor handing in her Masters thesis and Michael confirmation with Yum Cha ! 🥟🦐🍜

@stanleyhchen great work on all the microbiology! It was a really interesting project and nice to work with you, the Tassie team and food program!

Excited to share the latest paper from @CSIRO Applied Proteomics & the Centre for #Food Safety and Innovation in Tasmania! A really interesting investigation looking into the #proteome response of C. jejuni to peracetic acid. @Bose_Utpal1 @MichelleColgrav authors.elsevier.com/c/1g2~Z_3qjAqM…