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Proteomics Workshops The IDeA National Resource for Quantitative Proteomics offers multiple workshops per year. These workshops are open to users nation-wide at all skill levels. The  Symposium for Core Directors and Staff  is targeted to faculty and staff operating proteomics facilities in IDeA-states. The  Fundamentals for Proteomics Workshop  is designed as a two-day crash course in all things proteomics. The  Fundamental of Quantitative Proteomics Traveling Workshop  closely matches the AR-based workshop. In the traveling workshop, two National Resource staff to their institution to provide a 1-day compressed version of the 2-day workshop. Symposium for Core Directors and Staff Topics from our 2024 workshop included implementing DIA workflows, bioinformatics, core administration, and best business practices. These topics change each year in order to stay on the cutting-edge. The National Resource pays all travel-associated expenses to bring 15 proteomics attendees to our resource f

  Note from... Doug Sawyer, MD, PhD, Chief Academi c O fficer Hi all,  "A pessimist see the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every threat"  - Winston S. Churchill Looking over the many great things going on at MaineHealth these days as outlined below, I am excited by all the optimists in our midst, creating opportunities to advance the practice of medicine and health of our community.   One particularly exciting area of threat, where our researchers, educators, and clinicians are finding opportunity is in the battle our bodies face every day with the many bacteria, viruses, and other microbes in our world. This month's news highlights several that I hope you can find the time to check out.  The first annual conference on antimicrobial resistance symposium is a fantastic opportunity to engage with leading experts including  Adriana Rosato , Director of the Center for Molecular Medicine,  Dan Diekema , Division Director for Infectious Dis

  Hello MHIR,   We hope that you continue to take care of yourselves and each other.* Are you still registered to vote? How to make sure you’re up to date. Make election week less stressful, without putting down your phone When will we know the election results? What to know about vote counting. This is the best way to toss your pumpkins after Halloween, According to Sustainability Experts Talkspace therapy is now available through the MaineHealth Resources for Living, Employee Assistance Program *These suggestions might not be supportive to you, and that’s ok!! Drop us a line to tell us about what has been.   P.S., Many NYT and HBR articles are free through MH – The MH Library can assist with access at  library@mainehealth.org Please NOTE: If titles are listed, they have been COPIED EXACTLY from the news source; this is intended to help with links being searchable. If you would like to read one of these articles and it is behind a paywall, please request it from the library   Upliftin