Jonathan Mosley

@briemgarcia I’ve extracted plenty of fish skin mucus swabs-mostly from small glass fiber strips. Happy to talk about it!

Looking for input from anyone who has done metabolomic extractions from swabs. If you have any experience let me know, I'd love to pick your brain!

🔓Metabolomics 2023 workshop report: moving toward consensus on best QA/QC practices in LC–MS-based untargeted metabolomics 📚 @mQACC @rickdunnblade @j_kuligowski @MaruMongeCIBION @drcandice_u @Fishmd66 doi.org/10.1007/s11306… #Metabolomics2023 #mQACC #bestpractices

Community feedback and discussions during yesterday's @mQACC workshop at #SESMET2024 Next stop: #MetSoc2024 @MetabolomicsSoc

@j_kuligowski @mQACC Hope the workshop went well, Julia!

Thanks for joining our @mQACC workshop disseminating findings from a community-guided initiative! More to come during #MetSoc2024

@jjjvanderhooft Delft Blue is definitely a household name in the U.S.! Would love to visit #Delft for the first time

Tourist in your own country - daunting to realize that people have been visiting these streets for centuries! 😎 #Delft

@Pdorrestein1 @PaoloBonini6 Big takeaway for me is that in silico predicted spectral fragmentation libraries are still far behind experimentally produced MSn (n>=2) in-house libraries for accurately determining metabolite identifications.

@PaoloBonini6 And those fragment ions are inherent to the substructure irrespective of the mechanisms by which it is formed. The other caution o have, while I believe that, many fragment ion predicted structures are incorrectly drawn, the “frequently incorrect” is based on n=8.

This kind of work are really important for the field. Must read paper

(Nature MS) A spectroscopic test suggests that fragment ion structure annotations in MS/MS libraries are frequently incorrect dlvr.it/T2lZ8j (RSS) #nature #MassSpecRSS

@BiswapriyaMisra A homemade Wiley-McClaren TOF in the reflectron configuration

#TeamMassSpec : ❓🙋‍♂️What was the 1st #massspec that you ever got your hands on? ❓👆🏿 Touched/ purchased/ owned/ saw all counts. You are welcome 🙏 I will go first : 1. Thermo ITQ 900 #GCMS (2007, PhD) 2. AB Sciex 4000 QTrap #LCMS (2013, 2nd Postdoc)

'Curious on what the current practices in LC-MS untargeted #metabolomics are - what is done and what is reported? Scoping review on the use of pooled quality control samples by @mQACC out now! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

During #MetSoc2022 @mQACC disseminated recent findings from community-engagement efforts on untargeted LC–MS #metabolomics - thanks again to the >200 attendees! Report is out now: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Metabolomics 2022 workshop report: state of QA/QC best practices in LC–MS-based untargeted metabolomics, informed through mQACC community engagement initiatives #Metabolomics #MassSpec link.springer.com/article/10.100…

@ManishKumar_22 @IISERPune Congratulations, Manish!!

🎓After years of dedication and hard work, I'm thrilled to announce that I have successfully completed my PhD journey! 📚 Gratitude to my amazing mentors, friends, & family who supported me along the way. Excited for the adventures that lie ahead! 🌟 #phdlife #phd #phdchat

@JohanSalomon Rd4#

White to mate in 1! ✅

@Lis_Lowe Not forever, but it feels like forever 😂

That phase where 4 year olds have to be first at everything and control everything and also change their mind every 2 mins…how long does that last? Asking for a friend 😬

@MadScientistFF “I know”

What's the best response to " I Love You" when you're not ready to say it back?

@soledadobrien @historyinmemes Same here! Originally built in 1915, added to in 3 separate stages before I bought it. Bones of the house are in incredible shape. Do you know the model of the original home?

@historyinmemes I own one of these houses (half was Sears then they added to it in the 70s, well before I bought it.). Still going strong!

During a certain period, Sears offered complete houses in large do-it-yourself (DIY) kits through their catalogs. These kits were transported by train and encompassed around 30,000 components, including wiring, plumbing, and heating, which collectively weighed over 25 tons. Customers had the option to choose from more than 370 designs, and each kit included a 75-page instruction manual. Sears asserted that an individual with "average" skills could construct the entire house within a span of 90 days. Between 1908 and 1940, Sears managed to sell over 70,000 DIY homes at prices ranging from $600 to $6,000 (approximately equivalent to $8,400 to $84,000 in today's currency). One notable model, known as the Martha Washington (as depicted in the accompanying images), was sold for $3,028 (equivalent to $45,538 today) in 1921. In 2016, the same Martha Washington model was purchased for $1.06 million in Washington D.C. Remarkably, almost 70% of these Sears DIY houses are still standing today.

@historyinmemes I own one of these Sears homes! Bought from the 1914 catalog and built in 1915. Can’t seem to find the original model anywhere online, but it is a high craftsman style home, single story, 6 rooms. Beautiful, love it so much!!

@BagPhos Pure evil! 😂😂

All the sharpies next to your hood #chemtwitter

Thank you Philip Britz-McKibbin and Dajana Vuckovic and team for organizing such a successful #MetSoc2023 conference. Amazing speakers, posters and fantastic discussions and network sessions

Great call! It’s up to us as a #metabolomics and #lipidomics community to help define these consensus values. October is the deadline to submit your data on metabolites in SRM1950. Let’s go team mass spec! lnkd.in/gtM7cajY