Oliver M. Bernhardt
@spectronaut.bsky.social
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Dear MS Community
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
Dear MS Community
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
June 6, 2025 at 7:21 AM
Dear MS Community
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
For those who did not have the chance to see my ASMS poster about our new search-engine, let me run you through some of the highlights.
Roughly a year ago, due to internal demand from contract research, we started looking into improving our capabilities for unspecific searches.
Really looking forward to Spectronaut 20 release at #ASMS2025. We will be showing our new search-engine Kuiper, purpose built for tackling unspecific search spaces.
It can do an unspecific (peptide length 7-52) open-search in ~30 minutes (2h gradient length Human cell Lysate).
It can do an unspecific (peptide length 7-52) open-search in ~30 minutes (2h gradient length Human cell Lysate).
May 30, 2025 at 12:47 PM
Really looking forward to Spectronaut 20 release at #ASMS2025. We will be showing our new search-engine Kuiper, purpose built for tackling unspecific search spaces.
It can do an unspecific (peptide length 7-52) open-search in ~30 minutes (2h gradient length Human cell Lysate).
It can do an unspecific (peptide length 7-52) open-search in ~30 minutes (2h gradient length Human cell Lysate).
Reposted by Oliver M. Bernhardt
We are happy to announce our latest work as a preprint in proteomics:
Our research showcases significant advancements in DIA on the timsTOF. Through the implementation of diagonal-PASEF and a algorithm in #Spectronaut, we have achieved enhanced peptide identification and precision in human cells.
Our research showcases significant advancements in DIA on the timsTOF. Through the implementation of diagonal-PASEF and a algorithm in #Spectronaut, we have achieved enhanced peptide identification and precision in human cells.
May 2, 2025 at 7:59 AM
We are happy to announce our latest work as a preprint in proteomics:
Our research showcases significant advancements in DIA on the timsTOF. Through the implementation of diagonal-PASEF and a algorithm in #Spectronaut, we have achieved enhanced peptide identification and precision in human cells.
Our research showcases significant advancements in DIA on the timsTOF. Through the implementation of diagonal-PASEF and a algorithm in #Spectronaut, we have achieved enhanced peptide identification and precision in human cells.