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February 2021
Metabolomics Data Processing and Data Analysis
This online course explores the tools and approaches that are used to process and analyse metabolomics data. You will investigate the challenges that are typically encountered in the analysis of metabolomics data, and provide solutions to overcome these problems.
Find out more »Single Cell Metabolomics Workshop
Single Cell Metabolomics Workshop ONLINE WORKSHOP | FEBRUARY 26, 2021 Intrinsic technical problems and current status Coverage Imaging-based methods (MS, microdissection, optical, other) Prospects for stable isotope tracing at single-cell resolution Emerging approaches and applications SPEAKERS Thomas Hankemeier & Ahmed Ali, University of Leiden Jonathan Sweedler, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Nimmi Ramanujam, Duke University Ian Gilmore, National Physical Laboratory, London Shawn Davidson, Princeton University Discussion Session ORGANIZED BY: Andrew N. Lane, University of Kentucky Mioara Larion, National Institutes…
Find out more »March 2021
Metabolomics Consortium Collaborative Webinar Series
Understanding the chemical biology of the gut-liver axis with metabolomics REGISTER HERE Speakers Andrew Neish Emory University Ken Liu Emory University The vast number of microbes (10 to 100 trillion) that comprise the mammalian microbiota serves numerous beneficial functions for the host that includes stimulation of immune development and competitive exclusion of pathogenic microorganisms. Exogenously administered viable bacteria –probiotics- can dampen inflammation, improve barrier function and promote reparative responses in vitro, and have shown promise as therapy in…
Find out more »Quality Assurance and Quality Control in Metabolomics
Course Overview The application of quality assurance and quality control in the metabolomics field is vital to ensure the collection of high quality data. In this course you will explore the importance of quality assurance and quality control in both untargeted and targeted metabolomics studies. We will explain the difference between quality control and quality assurance and how to apply in your studies and laboratories. You will evaluate the types of quality control samples that can be applied in metabolomics,…
Find out more »June 2021
CliMetabolomics Workshop
CliMetabolomicsis a Franco-german Research Workshop that aims to better understand the plasticity of plants and to develop sustainable plants adapted to climate change. CliMetabolomics offers training in analytical tools and an innovation management method to early career scientists. The workshop lasts two weeks and consists of seminars, discussions and many practical courses. Registration until 30.04.2021 Eligibility conditions: • Ongoing or completed doctorate thesis in plant sciences • Know-how in plant metabolomics • Interest for climate change and sustainability • Ongoing…
Find out more »CliMetabolomics Workshop
CliMetabolomicsis a Franco-german Research Workshop that aims to better understand the plasticity of plants and to develop sustainable plants adapted to climate change. CliMetabolomics offers training in analytical tools and an innovation management method to early career scientists. The workshop lasts two weeks and consists of seminars, discussions and many practical courses. Registration until 30.04.2021 Eligibility conditions: • Ongoing or completed doctorate thesis in plant sciences • Know-how in plant metabolomics • Interest for climate change and sustainability • Ongoing…
Find out more »August 2021
International Summer Sessions in Metabolomics 2021
The course is completely redesigned for an online format and will also be recorded for the participants to view at a later time. All software training has transitioned to a virtual machine environment so training can be done from any location. Virtual machines are hosted by Amazon Web Services and can be accessed using either a PC or a Mac computer. To guarantee the same hands-on quality that you would experience in our face-to-face course, every unit is taught using…
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