Congratulations to the WINNERS of the 2025 Proteomics Video Contest! 🎉Check out their creative videos here: "The Tragedy of the Quadrupole" - ow.ly/GL3T50V8ICi and "Omics Family Therapy" - ow.ly/tH8350V8ICh 🧪

US HUPO is uniting to support those affected by the wildfires in LA. If you have been impacted, we encourage you to fill out this form for assistance: ow.ly/Uqxj50UHTcy If you're able to contribute, please consider donating to help families impacted: ow.ly/kx9650UHTcA

The board of USHUPO has set up a GoFundMe site to support USHUPO members in the LA area. In particular these kinds of tragedies can impact graduate students and postdoctoral fellows hard. Here's the link. gofund.me/d73ac63a

Wonderful Schilling lab dinner tonight with Secret Santa

Final episode of “what is a proteomics?” on #THEProteomicsShow with me and @proteomicsnews.bsky.social. This week we had Dorte Bekker-Jensen on talking about who can do proteomics. Obviously anyone, right?! Get it wherever you get fine podcasts.

Sid's project on ketone body regulation of proteostasis has been an awesome collaboration with @birgitschilling.bsky.social as well as the Lithgow Lab - biochemistry, mass spectrometry, worms, and mice all working together at #BuckInstitute to accomplish cool and important science!

Also a shout-out to an exciting ongoing study of racial disparities and cellular senescence in ovarian aging being carried out by Dr. Schilling and fellow Buck scientist Dr. Christina King. The interaction of social disparities with geroscience mechanisms is a critical and growing research area!

My friend and collaborator Birgit Schilling at #BuckInstitute giving a state-of-the-art update on proteomic biomarkers of senescence, including new data on ovarian senescence with colleague Francesca Duncan at the Buck Center for Healthy Aging in Women. #GSA2024