FENYO LAB
Invited Speakers
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Olga Vitek, Northeastern University, MSstats: an R package for statistical analysis of quantitative mass spectrometry-based proteomic experiments, NYU Medical School, March 2016. -
Jonathan Wagg, Roche Innovation Center Basel, Optimizing delivery of Cancer Vaccines: Short Peptides, NYU Medical School, November 2015. -
Gerben Menschaert, University of Ghent, Multi-Omics Integration: Ribosome Profiling Applications, NYU Medical School, June 2015. -
Joseph Barry, European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Investigating protein turnover using tandem fluorescent protein timers, NYU Medical School, December 2014. -
Ron Beavis, University of Manitoba, Nucleotide and Amino Acid Variants in Proteomics: Cause & Effect, NYU Medical School, November 2014. -
Samuel Payne, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, The vision and practical applications of Big Data for biomedical scientists, NYU Medical School, November 2014. -
David Tabb, Vandebilty University School of Medicine, Boosting Sensitivity for Proteomic Identification, NYU Medical School, May 2014. - Jonathan Wagg, Shire Plc, Introduction to Quantitative Translational Medicine with CNS Examples, NYU Medical School, December 2013.
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Brian Searle, Proteome Software, Non-parametric Analysis of MS/MS Proteomics Data, NYU Medical School, October 2013. -
Michael Rout, The Rockefeller University, The Hole Picture: the Architecture and Mechanism of the Nuclear Pore Complex, NYU Medical School, June 2012. -
Manor Askenazi, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/Harvard Medical School and Hebrew University, Mass Informatics: from Peaks to Pathways!, NYU Medical School, November 2011. -
Jürgen Cox, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Accurate quantification of entire proteomes with MaxQuant, NYU Medical School, January 2011.