Skyline targeted proteomics course

Welcome to the event page for the Skyline Targeted Proteomics Course at the Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB).

COVID-19 PANDEMIC: EVENT CANCELLATION

Following publication by Public Health England (16-MAR-20) of their COVID-19 Guidance for Mass Gatherings, The University of Manchester has suspended all face-to-face teaching and has closed all of its non-essential sites from 17:00 GMT on 17-MAR-20. As a consequence we have decided to CANCEL the Skyline Course scheduled for 29-JUN-20 to 03-JUL-20. All registered delegates will have their fees refunded in full by the end of March.

The Skyline Course will not be rescheduled within 2020. We plan to evaluate options to reschedule in spring 2021. Information on our future plans will be posted on this website and through the BMSS mailing list. To receive direct updates please send an expression of interest to: matthew.r.russell@manchester.ac.uk

Thank you for your understanding!

 

Skyline Platform

Skyline is the leading vendor-neutral, open-source, application for building SRM/MRM/PRM/DIA/SWATH & targeted DDA quantitative methods, and analysing the resulting LC-MS data. The Skyline platform enables the creation and iterative refinement of targeted methods for large-scale quantitative mass spectrometry studies in the life sciences. 

 

Course Outline

29 JUN:  Introduction to targeted quantitative proteomics and Skyline.

30 JUN:  DIA, methods and integrated data analysis.

01 JUL:  Computational methods, statistics for quantitative experiments and Panorama.

02 JUL:  DIA, methods and integrated data analysis.

03 JUL:  Small Molecules and the Future of Targeted experiments

 

Enabling Partners

The Manchester Institute of Biotechnology (MIB) is hosting this 5-Day training course for the benefit of the British Mass Spectrometry community at large. The British Mass Spectrometry Society (BMSS) is contributing administrative support services e.g. on-line registration to facilitate this event. The organisers wish to express their sincere gratitude to Waters Corporation for the company’s generous sponsorship that has enabled this event !

 

Early Career Researcher Participation

The MIB, Skyline & the BMSS are committed to welcoming early career researchers to this 5-Day training course. BMSS Student Members will be eligible for significantly discounted registration for this event.

  

BMSS Travel Grants

Qualifying BMSS members are eligible to apply to the Society’s John Beynon Travel and Conference Fund for assistance. Click here for more information.

 

BMSS Carers Support Grants

Qualifying BMSS members may apply to the Society’s Carer’s Support Fund for assistance. Click here for more information.

 

BMSS Members will be eligible for discounted registration for this event. Registration rates until 5th May 2020:

 

  • BMSS MEMBER: £550
  • BMSS STUDENT MEMBER: £450
  • NON-MEMBER: £600

 

Enquiries

Contact the MIB organizing team Professor Perdita E. Barran & Dr Matthew Russell: matthew.r.russell@manchester.ac.uk