BayBioMS advanced mass spectrometry seminar is for everyone interested in mass spectrometry in general and its application at TUM in particular. The aim is to provide a platform for scientific interaction and the opportunity to present your own research project within an interdisciplinary research community.

This seminar is suited for researchers in different fields of life sciences which are interested in applying or already use mass spectrometry for their particular research question; as well as for those who would like to hear more about this technology and its use by other research groups at TUM.

Our next advanced mass spectrometry seminar will take place at 30.06.2021. For more information and registration, please visit here. 

In this virtual seminar you will learn from our two speakers:

"how discovery-driven proteomics can be used to better interpret the infrared spectroscopic signature of blood serum" by Dr. Liudmila Voronina from faculty of physics, LMU & Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics, Munich. 

"how untargeted metabolomics helps to decipher the flavors in roasted coffee" by Michael Gigl from BayBioMS, Freising.