Julian Selley (@jselley) profile picture

Protein Mass Spectrometry Bioinformatics

University of Manchester
Joined January 2010
Interesting summary - contrary to a lot of what I had been told: #Proteomics appears to be a growing market. Who do you believe? smarkson.com/proteomics-mark…
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We're having a #Proteomics workshop for @FBMH_UoM researchers. The 1st one will be 1-4pm Wednesday 19th September in B.4208 The Michael Smith Building. We have some excellent talks on Proximity-based (Bio-ID) proteomics and iTRAQ-based quantitative proteomics. @BioMS_ManUni
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A very interesting talk from Duncan Robertson (Liverpoll) about how they manage "Core Facilities". Some interesting points made about partnering opportunities. #PMF2018
#PMF2018 Great discussion going on about Core Facilities and PMF, after a meal and wine for Core Facility managers and staff. Looking to a potential future!
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#PMF2018 has kicked off this afternoon with excellent talks and discussions from our vendors/ sponsors - showing where we are at present with latest apps and tech. Top insights and advice.
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Do you know about analysing samples of small molecules with Mass Spec's? Want to join a dynamic team that works to assist and forward cutting-edge research? Apply for this job with us: jobs.manchester.ac.uk/displa…
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A quick pre-Christmas note to let you know that PMF 2018 has been booked and will be held on the 20th and 21st June at the Chancellor's Hotel, Manchester. Further details will be announced on our website and here via Twitter as they become available. mailchi.mp/c921c3c110eb/save…
Really excited for what is being planned for this meeting. It's going to be a great opportunity to network and catch up with developments. The date is in the diary! xitter.cf/protmethforum/status/9…
We're delighted to announce that the next PMF dates have been announced: June 20-21 2018. The meeting will be held in Manchester. Reserve the dates! More details to come... #PMF2018
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Interesting developments // German Researchers Discover Cause of OCD flip.it/RwYh-i
Interesting observations // We have an epidemic of deeply flawed meta-analyses, sa... - Retraction Watch nzzl.us/SJLC1yi via @nuzzel
April Fool's Day 2016: Stories you thought were pranks, but are in fact genuine n.mynews.ly/!QB.DqElI via @NewsRepublicUK // Love it!
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Just finished overhauling the PMF website with the latest information for 30th June. Go register now! proteomicsmethodsforum.org.u… @protmethforum
#statistics "In the post p<0.05 era, scientific argumentation is not based on whether a p-value is small enough..." retractionwatch.com/2016/03/…
#statistics Very interesting discussion in @profshubbard group this am, about nature.com/nmeth/journal/v12…. And it's applicability to proteomics!
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Just been to the FLS R Group, where the dplyr package was presented. It has the potential to be a huge sway to data analysis. Very impressed
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The University has made the shortlist in @guardian university awards 2015! 'Sustainable project' & 4 other categories gu.com/p/4698d/stw
Nature and Scientific American merge. via @doctorlawless reuters.com/article/2015/01/…
briandoddonleadership.com/20… Interesting article with obvious conclusions, but it shouldn't just apply to the Church. #challenged #leadership