Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social)

Translational #Proteomics & #Bioinformatics #ChildhoodCancer @UBC - Mechanistic role and #PrecisionMedicine of #PTM & #oncoproteoforms. Retweet ≠ endorsement

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

Join us! To accelerate our activities in the Canadian Pediatric Cancer Consortium and PROFYLE we have multiple opportunities to study sarcomas, brain tumours, infant leukemias and employ proteomics to identify treatment options - today.
Details: https://t.co/hxUIIUpCRu

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@AgustinMIbanez @NatureAging @lulaamour @HernHdezL @NeuroLang_BCBL @CNCUdeSA @UAI_CL @Psicologia_UAI @tcddublin @UCSFmac @AgingBiology @atlanticfellows @GBHI_Fellows @Bilingual_News This sounds intriguing.
Apologies, haven’t read yet so likely you have my question answered in the study - how do you measure and account for increased genomic diversity that one intuitively would expect to find in multi linguistic populations?

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@_AndrewLeduc Neither.
It’s the rate at which a gene is transcribed. It is one of many more factors that influence the abundance of the transcript.
But it is commonly used to describe transcript abundance.

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

Thanks for featuring this major breakthrough in advancing personalized precision oncology in kids beyond genome sequencing to gain additional insight through proteomics and rapid testing of treatment options in personalized xenografts.

A great team from all across Canada 🇨🇦!

[Science in Vancouver @ScienceVancity]

🐔 @UBC & @BCCHresearch scientists are growing tumours in chicken eggs to analyze protein profiles and personalize #CancerTreatment.

The approach was led by Tariq Bhat, Drs. Georgina Barnabas, James Lim and the @Lange_Lab.

📰 https://t.co/WVLgmtMLtd
✏️ https://t.co/RNYCBuHRWX

[CIHR-ICR | IC-IRSC @CIHR_ICR]

👋 Calling the Vancouver cancer research community! Join us on the evening of April 2 at the Robert H. Alumni Centre @UBC for our community event. This year’s theme is “Precision Oncology: Bridging Research & Community”.

Register now: https://t.co/5AwkaOkrbD

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

Do you like proteomics? Do you like plants?

Join us next Jan 29th to hear from Dr. Uhrig's and Dr. Grubb's research during our first seminar of 2025.

Register at: https://t.co/4LWR0EB9e4

We are looking forward to seeing you there!

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@MDC_Berlin @dfg_public @apombo1 @BIMSB_MDC @helmholtz_de @helmholtz_en @HumboldtUni Congratulations Ana!

[Max Delbrück Center @MDC_Berlin]

Congratulations, Ana Pombo! The #mdcBerlin scientist is awarded Germany's most important science prize: the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Prize by the German Research Foundation (@dfg_public).

More about @apombo1 and her work: https://t.co/cu0DXCLYcR @BIMSB_MDC @helmholtz_de

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

WAIT A SECOND!

US-HUPO is offering a Rising Star Travel Award for CNPN members!

This person should be attending the next Annual US HUPO Conference in Philadelphia, PA, next February 22-26, 2025.

Deadline to apply: January 3rd 2025. More details at: https://t.co/xmiBrTGudd

[BC Children's Hospital Research Institute @BCCHresearch]

Childhood cancers respond differently to treatments compared to adult cancers. With fewer options available, Dr. James Lim is developing a new way of predicting which drugs would be most effective by using chicken eggs as a host model. More: https://t.co/snwrCb7EBp
#BCCHR2024

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

Congratulations to Dr Marie Brunet for her CNPN New Investigator Award!🥇 Thanks as well to our sponsor @thermofisher for supporting this award.

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

Yesterday was a night of gala and awards. From rising stars, travel to life awards. One common denominator: proteomics! We are looking forward to seeing the evolution of their careers!

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

CNPN 2024 - Morning sessions of Day 3 were excellent as expected! We heard spatial, single cell and targeted proteomics among other novel topics and applications!

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

Come and enjoy our first poster session during #CNPN2024 !

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

Our Annual General Meeting is happening now by President @JGMProteomics . We are also highlighting the fantastic work of our organizers, board and sponsors. @thermofisher

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

First session of #CNPN2024 was a real success! Amazing research going from single cell proteomics to protein-protein interactions!

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

CNPN 2024 - Trainee day has started! Ice breaker speaker is Mayara Silva talking about her PhD project investigating protein-protein interactions in the human fungal pathogen Cryptococcus neoformans!

[Canadian National Proteomics Network @CNPN_org]

CNPN 2024 has officially started! We are looking forward to see all the amazing researchers sharing their work! Stay tuned for more news!

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@DocDellaire @majuarcaa I am not saying that you should not disclose. Of course you have to disclose if disclosure is required or you are lying.
I am questioning why the use of a ghostwriter/genAI suddenly needs to be disclosed when it is accessible to all but nobody cared when only few could afford it

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@DocDellaire @majuarcaa GenAI is not different from a ghostwriter that is not attributed and does or does not plagiarize. It is the responsibility of the applicant to confirm the validity of the submitted words regardless who or what wrote them. Nothing new here.

[Philipp Lange (he/him) (@philipplange.bsky.social) @Lange_Lab]

@majuarcaa I think it makes sense to require this (and grammarly would fall under this) but mostly for entirely different reasons. We need to learn how to use it well - and only if we know how others use it can we as a community learn what works and what does not.