Georg Kustatscher

Research fellow at University of Edinburgh. Interested in proteomics and systems biology (among other things).

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

Join us April 3-4th 2025 for an exciting conference in Edinburgh - exploring difficult to access aspects of genetics, cellular and structural biology! Low registration cost for students and postdocs, thanks to @Co_Biologists! https://t.co/HvEAYhX5iv

[Kevin Drew @kdrew]

Excited to share our preprint describing hu.MAP3.0. Here we integrate >25k mass spectrometry experiments to place ~75% of human proteins into 15k protein complexes.

https://t.co/mKOo4D6Fqz

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

We have a couple of Postdoc openings in our proteomics lab, to study protein synthesis and degradation kinetics using pulse-SILAC approaches. Please get in touch if you are interested! https://t.co/6yLt3B0he0

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

The MRC's board observer scheme is now open to senior postdocs and junior PIs who are keen to understand the funding process in more detail. I had the opportunity to observe a board meeting last year and found it incredibly interesting and helpful: https://t.co/4GHu9wR5oQ

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

We have an exciting PhD project opportunity, together with @KevCamb (@AstraZeneca), funded by Medical Research Scotland. We aim to establish an innovative proteomics method as advanced safety check for new drugs. Find out more: https://t.co/lhmmX7bVUc #PhDposition

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

5000+ proteomes in a single project and new ways to tackle the understudied proteins challenge: I'm very happy to have been part of a fantastic collaboration with @chr_messner, @lilley_ks and @RalserLab. The result is out now:

[Cell @CellCellPress]

Now online! The proteomic landscape of genome-wide genetic perturbations https://t.co/8WXnH6fHks

[Mol Syst Biol @MolSystBiol]

Clustering &machine-learning identify large modules of co-regulated proteins in the human #proteome. A web-based implementation of the workflow allows searching for additional modules.
➡️https://t.co/GxYY7S4bA5 #proteomics @RappsilberLab @jurirappsilber @GeorgKus @GrothLab

[Adele Marston @Marston_lab]

We are looking for a new Research Group Leader to join us @WTcell @SBSatEd in Edinburgh, working in any area of cell biology to complement our existing areas of expertise https://t.co/HpBj51pRHS. Apply with CV, 2 page research proposal and names of 3 referees [email protected].

[Complex Portal @complexportal]

We have an exciting opportunity for a new @complexportal biocurator at the EMBL-EBI to work on the next generation of https://t.co/yAl7Ims15O data, annotating #proteincomplexes. Interested? Learn more at https://t.co/dnCZ7G1ZZV
@biocurator @EMBLEBIjobs @kdrew @GeorgKus

[Vadim Demichev @DemichevLab]

Our perspective on high-throughput proteomics https://t.co/j6Hf0g4Tlw with @RalserLab

[Wellcome iCM PhD Programme @IcmPhd]

Training the next generation of Interdiciplinary Scientists.
Applications for the 2023 Wellcome 4 year PhD programme in Integrated Cell Mechanisms (iCM) are now open! Join the next cohort on this innovative PhD Programme.
For more info see https://t.co/bF3mYSJ3vt
#phd #phdlife

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

Thank you so much @anjahuja for covering this. Looking forward to working on this project with my colleagues @RappsilberJuri @tpc_tom @gingraslab1 @RalserLab @hhermjakob @TreyIdeker @lilley_ks @Prof_Lundberg @edward_marcotte @guomics and hopefully many more!

[Anjana Ahuja @anjahuja]

Why, yes, I DID manage to get Kim Kardashian and p53 in the same piece…
My @ftopinion column on the Understudied Proteins Initiative, and why, despite the risk, science sometimes needs to take the road less-travelled.

https://t.co/C68Er1IgMz

[Jeremy Farrar @JeremyFarrar]

Superb from @anjahuja & so important @GeorgKus @EdinburghUni @wellcometrust
https://t.co/7Zc1LxLoDw

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

Big thanks for Corin @cdwcampbell and the media team for this #EdinburghImpact story highlighting our recent paper for non-biologists!

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

Our lab is hiring! We are looking for a (part-time) research technician, ideally someone with experience in cell culture & biochemistry, who is willing to learn more about proteomics. Please apply here: https://t.co/07gnyHJ6Ng

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

@eyesrobson @KevinKaichuang @gingraslab1 @RalserLab @RappsilberJuri @hhermjakob @TreyIdeker @lilley_ks @Prof_Lundberg @edward_marcotte I don't know, but could well be the case. Other basic
protein properties like size are clearly relevant...

[Nature Methods @naturemethods]

In a Comment piece published this week, proteomics researchers make a case for an 'Understudied Proteins Initiative': a large-scale coordinated effort to systematically characterize the functions of understudied proteins.
https://t.co/364Bplum3p

[Nature Biotechnology @NatureBiotech]

An open invitation to the Understudied Proteins Initiative https://t.co/3HzG2DkjU3

[Georg Kustatscher @GeorgKus]

@dphansti You could try ChEP (proteomics) as we did in this paper perhaps? https://t.co/oihzHTp7m4

[Molecular Cell @MolecularCell]

Online Now: Mapping the invisible chromatin transactions of prophase chromosome remodeling https://t.co/twhv7nSRKg