Hello Toronto!🍁The Terrific TUM Team is happy to be attending #HUPO2025. Kusterlab, Wilhelmlab and Leelab have a diverse set of presentations for you that we can't wait to share 🤓.
We're excited to spend the next days reuniting with old friends and making new connections. See you there!

Thanks @tum.de for highlighting Jakob's recent paper in @cellpress.bsky.social in the university news:
www.ls.tum.de/en/ls/public...

If you haven't had the chance to read the publication, you can check it out here: doi.org/10.1016/j.ce...

Kusterlab is looking for a new member to join our Bioinformatics team.
Apply now if you're interested in working with us!

Another day of #ASMS2025 in Baltimore, and we're back with another poster! Make sure to visit Flo today - he'll present the latest insights from his large-scale decryptM project.
Go #TeamMassSpec!

Hello Baltimore! We're looking forward to #ASMS2025 and all the new developments in mass-spec and proteomics.
If you're attending today, make sure to check out @msleelab.bsky.social's poster on citrullination in multiple sclerosis. Sophia 'Lapo' Laposchan is excited to see you there!

Our tool was built using Vue.js and D3.js and is free for public reuse (github.com/kusterlab/bi..., github.com/wilhelm-lab/...).
Thanks to everyone involved! 🥳 We're looking forward to seeing how it'll be received by the community. (6/6).

If canonical pathway diagrams are not enough for you, just build your own! PTMNavigator's editing mode allows you to design custom pathways, tailored to your data and research question. 🧑‍🔬 (5/6)

What's more, we developed a server that runs various enrichment analyses on your data (github.com/kusterlab/en...) 🤓. The results of this are automatically integrated into PTMNavigator and help you figure out which pathways, proteins and PTM signatures are potentially relevant for your dataset.(4/6)

PTMNavigator projects your data onto interactive pathway diagrams, showing you where the hotspots of PTM regulation are. 🗺️ 📍 This can be used, for example, to contrast how two drugs affect the same pathway at different stages. (3/6)

Putting PTM data into context can be a daunting task, and it's easy to lose sight of the big picture. 👀
To tackle this, Julian Müller and colleagues have developed PTMNavigator, which is available at ProteomicsDB 💻 www.proteomicsdb.org/analytics/ptmNavigator (2/6)