Evosep at HUPO 2020
HUPO (The Human Proteome Organization) presents and promotes proteomics through international collaborations, fostering the development of new technologies, techniques and training.
Learn more about our contribution to HUPO 2020 below.
events
Explore the Proteome Using CETSA MS
Tomas Friman, Senior Research Scientist, Pelago Bioscience
When: October 19th, 15:15-16:00 UTC
Deep Visual Proteomics for Systems Biology
Session 4a: Systems biology and systems medicine
Prof. Matthias Mann, Group Leader at Mann Group, Max Planck Institute
When: October 20th, 07:00-08:30 UTC and 16:15-17:45 UTC / 09:00-10:30 CET and 18:15-19:45 CET
High-throughput, high sensitivity, nano-flow on Evosep One
Bruker User’s meeting
Nicolai Bache, Ph.D., Evosep
When: Friday, October 23, 14:00 – 18:00 CET, 12:00 PM UTC
Ultra-high sensitivity MS on a timsTOF enables proteomics analyses of single cells – One by one
Bruker User’s meeting
Andreas-David Brunner, Ph.D. student at research group of Prof. Matthias Mann at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
When: Friday, October 23, 14:00 – 18:00 CET, 12:00 PM UTC
Scientific Presence
poster P093
SARS-CoV-2 Spike Interactome Promiscuously Facilitates Epithelial Cell Infection
Author: Casimir Bamberger, Scripps Research Institute
poster P141
High throughput proteomics – Application of dia-PASEF for short gradients
Author: Thomas Kosinski, Bruker Daltonics
poster P215
An Ultra High-throughput Plasma Protein Profiling (uHTPPP) Workflow Using the New Orbitrap Exploris 240 Mass Spectrometer
Author: Emily Chen, Thermo Scientific
poster P094
623 plasma samples defined blood-based signature for COVID-19 positivity and progression
Author: Aleksandra Binek, Cedars Sinai
poster P180
Development of plasma depletion method for high throughput plasma analysis by mass spectrometry
Author: Blandine Chazarin,
Advanced Clinical Biosystems Research Institute, Smidt Heart Institute, Cedars – Sinai Medical Center
poster P126
A real-time search engine for active sequence acquisition control
Author: Christopher Adams, Bruker Daltonics
poster P185
Development of a modular workflow for precise DIA-MS analysis of three blood proteomes
Author: Angela Mc Ardle, Cedars Sinai
Press
Bruker Daltonics and Evosep continue their collaboration
HUPO CONNECT 2020: Bruker Daltonics and Evosep continue their collaboration to develop ultra-high sensitivity solutions for single cell proteomics using Evosep One and their timsTOF Pro powered by PASEF.
Publications
APPLICATION NOTE: MORE PROTEOME COVERAGE IN A SINGLE EXPERIMENT WITH THE EXTENDED METHOD
APPLICATION NOTE: THE PROTEOMICS DILEMMA – HIGH THROUGHPUT ANALYSIS VERSUS PROTEOME DEPTH
APPLICATION NOTE: IMPROVE AND ENHANCE YOUR PROTEOME COVERAGE WITH THE PERFORMANCE COLUMN
HIGHLIGHTS from this year’s asms
EVOSEP +
A new set of methods that extend the potential of the Evosep One platform for clinical research.
New collaboration
Agilent and Evosep collaborate on high-throughput proteomic workflows.
Optimized Standard methods
With the five standard methods, the Evosep One covers a range of use cases.
