FORUM: Connections in computational proteomics 2024

[jo...@biocommons.org.au]

Hi all

In the lead up to Lorne Proteomics 2024, the Australian BioCommons is uniting proteomics experts with Australian researchers, bioinformaticians and service providers at a forum titled “Connections in computational proteomics”.

Join us in Melbourne on Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st of January 2024 to discuss challenges in computational proteomics, explore interactive analysis tools and get an exclusive preview of the Galaxy Australia Proteomics Lab. 

The forum includes opportunities for researchers, bioinformaticians and service providers to:

• Contribute to expert-led strategic discussions on resolving challenges in computational proteomics 

• Learn about best practice interactive tools for proteomics, get your questions answered and help inform a national response to make these tools broadly available

• Learn from invited experts and ask them anything

• Get started with Galaxy Australia for proteomics

• Preview the Galaxy Australia Proteomics Lab

• Hear about the Australian BioCommons Proteomics Bioinformatics Community journey to date

• Network with other proteomics researchers and computational proteomics specialists

Visit the Australian BioCommons event page for more information and to register.

Best

Johan

[jo...@biocommons.org.au]

Hi all

This is a friendly reminder for the "Connections in computational proteomics” forum.

Join us in Melbourne on Tuesday 30th and Wednesday 31st of January 2024 to discuss challenges in computational proteomics, explore interactive analysis tools and get an exclusive preview of the Galaxy Australia Proteomics Lab. 

If you would like to attend, please visit the Australian BioCommons event page for more information and to register.

Best

Johan