Mass spec friends. I have journeyed to where the *skies are blue* and found there an MS community that is large and growing quickly... And all without an algorithm that seems to want me to become an extremist who, in the wise words of Juice WRLD "hates the other side".
With all humility, I humbly accept this award, which proves beyond any possible doubt that my colleagues and I are the most synergistic researchers of all time.
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Jianhong Wu, Sergey Krylov and Derek Wilson @YorkUniversity win a Synergy Award for Innovation in recognition of their innovative partnership with @sanofi.
▶️ tinyurl.com/y5ze66an
ALT Group photo. From left to right, Derek Wilson, Sergey Krylov and Jianhong Wu, standing in front of a staircase with glass railings.
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This evening, NSERC celebrated 18 of Canada’s leading scientists and engineers, alongside 13 industry partners for their extraordinary achievements and contributions to research and training across various fields.
Congratulations to all!
ALT Group photo of NSERC Prizes recipients and guests
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Jianhong Wu, Sergey Krylov and Derek Wilson @YorkUniversity win a Synergy Award for Innovation in recognition of their innovative partnership with @sanofi.
▶️ tinyurl.com/y5ze66an
ALT Group photo. From left to right, Derek Wilson, Sergey Krylov and Jianhong Wu, standing in front of a staircase with glass railings.
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Jianhong Wu, Sergey Krylov and Derek Wilson @YorkUniversity reçoivent un Prix Synergie pour l’innovation pour leur partenariat de recherche avec @sanofi.
▶️ tinyurl.com/2s833e8m
ALT Photo de groupe. De gauche à droite, Derek Wilson, Sergey Krylov et Jianhong Wu, devant un escalier avec des parois vitrées.
I shall be there :) ... ...
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Last year, a team of researchers from @McMasterU, @UofT & @UWaterloo won the Brockhouse Canada Prize in recognition of their significant contributions to the field of ophthalmic therapies.
▶️ tinyurl.com/3ubzvsvx
Find out this year’s #NSERC_Prizes recipients on November 6.
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I am pleased to see this paper on a GPCR using HDX-MS to be published today - great collaboration with OMass Therapeutics @omasstx: rdcu.be/dXlOI
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Ever wondered how serine octomers form to dominate spectra during ESI? Vida (@AlinezhadVida) and Kirsty (@kirstynyk) explain it all in the Konermann Lab's newest paper! We've got experiments *and* MD simulations in here so there's something for everyone!
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jac…
If you want to see what a comprehensive computational analysis of SH2 domain structure and dynamics in an oncoprotein looks like, with a little HDX thrown in on the side, then this here @RauscherLab paper is for you!
Sharing our preprint - an investigation into the effects of an oncogenic driver mutation on the structure and dynamics of an SH2 domain. We tested our simulation predictions using HDX-MS experiments in collaboration with Derek Wilson at York University. @dkwilson2
This has a link to a detailed analysis of higher education trends in Canada.
1/ The State of Post-Secondary Education in Canada, 2024 is now out. I am pretty proud of this one. Lots of new data on staff and student ethnicity, academic and non-academic staff counts, and graduate outcomes.
higheredstrategy.com/the-sta…
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New paper from the group describing UniChromCD for time-resolved CD-MS data, especially with fancy demultiplexing strategies! Great work @SkipSand714 and team!
pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
As always, the software is open-source and free
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We investigated whether known allosteric inhibitors binding to a pocket adjacent to helix αD could be combined with ATP mimetic moieties. Read more about this structure-based design strategy that led to highly selective CK2 inhibitors 🔽
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Developing new drugs? Tired of SPR datasets where 50% of the results are inaccurate and/or suspect? Want more information faster?? Give 'quant' HDX a try! ++Work by PhD grad Esther Wolf with a great system and expertise by @CherylArrowsmi1 and @sackloo 🧵: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.102…
we would have published (or tried to publish) a paper that was built in such a way so as to be misunderstood by most people who looked at it! To say nothing of a few misleading interpretive errors... So yes, peer review sucks in some ways and sometimes seems like an attack /10