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The 2022 Global CE-MS Symposium brought together key opinion leaders and industry innovators from around the world to share their latest advancements using capillary electrophoresis integrated with electrospray ionization (CE-MS). Moderated by Prof. Neil Kelleher (Northwestern University), Prof. Alexander Ivanov (Northeastern University) and Dr. Timothy Blanc (Eli Lily), the 2022 Global CE-MS Symposium was held virtually and featured presentations from a robust list of speakers. Check them out below!
Day 1: Proteomics discovery and biologics
Discover how innovators are using CE-MS to drive advances in proteomics discovery and biologics
CE-MS in bottom-up and top-down proteomic and glycomic profiling of ng- and sub-ng-level samples
Prof. Alexander Ivanov, Barnett Institute, Northeastern University, USA
Ultrasensitive CESI-MS quantification of biomolecules based on chemical derivatization
Prof. Xinxiang Zhang, Peking University, China
Rapid characterization of charge variants by online icIEF-MS supporting biopharmaceutical process development in cell line selection and identifying lead molecules
Dr. Kristen Nields, Janssen, USA
There were four in the bed: Utilizing the IntaBio cIEF-MS system to expedite identification of capillary isoelectric focusing peaks
Dr. Kristin Schultz-Kuszak, MedImmune at AstraZeneca, USA
Capillary electrophoresis drove the Human Genome Project - Can it do it again for proteomics?
Prof. Lloyd M. Smith, University of Wisconsin, USA
Human Proteoform Project: Introduction and framing
Prof. Neil Kelleher, Northwestern University, USA
Roundtable discussion with Scott Mack, Dr. Kristen Nields and Dr. Kristin Schultz-Kuszak
Roundtable discussion around biologics and cIEF-MS
Roundtable discussion with Prof. Lloyd M. Smith and Prof. Neil Kelleher
Roundtable discussion around the Human Genome Project and Human Proteoform Project
Day 2: Proteomics discovery
Learn how thought leaders are using CE-MS to drive innovations in proteomics discovery
Capillary electrophoresis for top-down proteomics of proteoforms and their complexes
Prof. Neil Kelleher, Northwestern University, USA
The role of CESI for functional characterization of monoclonal antibodies
Dr. Christoph Gstoettner, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands
Towards single cell glycomics by CESI-MS
Dr. Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer, Leiden University Medical Center, Netherlands
Native capillary electrophoresis-mass spectrometry of near 1 MDa multimeric protein assemblies
Dr. Anne-Lise Marie, Northeastern University, USA
Roundtable discussion with Prof. Neil Kelleher and Dr. Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer
Roundtable discussion for session 1
Roundtable discussions with Prof. Neil Kelleher, Dr. Christoph Gstoettner, Dr. Guinevere Lageveen-Kammeijer and Dr. Anne-Lise Marie
Roundtable discussion with all day 2 speakers
Day 3: Metabolomics, food and environmental
Hear from thought leaders on how CE-MS has helped to drive research in metabolomics, food and environmental applications
Understanding the significance of sample preparation in studies of the nanoparticle metabolite corona using CESI-MS
Dr. Zhang Wei, Leiden University, Netherlands
CE-MS analysis of epigenetically active metabolites during in vitro chromatin assembly
Dr. Marco Borsò, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany
CESI-MS/MS for the analysis of highly polar pesticides
Dr. Ann-Kathrin Wachtler, CVUA, Germany
Recent agricultural and natural products applications of CESI-MS
Dr. Spencer Walse, USDA, USA
Roundtable discussion with Dr. Zhang Wei and Dr. Marco Borsò
Roundtable discussion around metabolomics application