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I am super excited to be an invited speaker at AUS-oMicS 2025 in beautiful Cairns. I'll be talking about my work using mass spectrometry to track pollutants in the environment and assess their effects on biological systems via #metabolomics.

The oral abstract submission deadline has been extended until February 14th 2025. Submit yours today and register at ausomics.com

See you there!

Proud to announce our latest paper: "OpenMS WebApps: Building User-Friendly Solutions for MS Analysis".

We've been working for the last couple of years to provide an interface for people to try out the power of #OpenMS without having to install or download anything. We think the webapp concept works well for this, and with the templates we provide we also think it should be handy for folks wanting to deploy their own locally hosted apps.

Check out the paper here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.j

#OpenScience
#opensource
#TeamMassSpec
#Proteomics
#Metabolomics

I always have a sour feeling when I receive google scholar alerts about one of my paper being cited because there are some things I wish I did better. This is about a software, the first I ever published, and it is not great, there are bugs and mistakes. Mostly the result of lack of support. I tried for years to work on a v2 in my free time. But I don’t have a lot of free time, and my mental health and ADHD are in the way.

More exciting #OpenMS news:
We are proud to announce the release of OpenMS 3.2, now with support for #KNIME 5.3 better export integration with #SIRIUS and improvements to our spectra viewer TOPPView. Read about all the improvements and find a link to download the installers at openms.de/news/release3.2/
#OpenScience #TeamMassSpec #opensource

openms.deOpenMSWe have just release OpenMS 3.2 click here to see changes and improvements

Does anyone have experience using the Parquet files from ThermoRawFileParser (github.com/compomics/ThermoRaw)?

We use the conversion to mzml for everything but when it comes to digging into scan data efficiently I wonder what we could do better. I am also keeping an eye on the MySQL backend for the Spectra package.

GitHubGitHub - compomics/ThermoRawFileParser: Thermo RAW file parser that runs on Linux/Mac and all other platforms that support MonoThermo RAW file parser that runs on Linux/Mac and all other platforms that support Mono - compomics/ThermoRawFileParser