Aleksandra Petelski (@aleks_petelski) 's Twitter Profile
Aleksandra Petelski

@aleks_petelski

PhD Student excited about proteomics, ribosomes, and single cell analysis! Experimenting in the @slavovLab @NUBioE1 @ParallelSqTech

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Prof. Nikolai Slavov (@slavov_n) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@VirusPathways Do not stock up too much because new and improved non-isobaric stable isotope labels for plexDIA are coming up soon. We are determined to extend the framework to high-plexDIA and actively working on it.

Gail Rosen @gail-datadrivenbio.bsky.social (@gail_l_rosen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Back by popular demand, we are holding our Biological Data Science Workshop virtually again, FOR FREE!! August 8-19. #datascience #biology #bioinformatics #AI #NSF #Drexel #RowanUniv #UChicago

Back by popular demand, we are holding our Biological Data Science Workshop virtually again, FOR FREE!!  August 8-19.  #datascience #biology #bioinformatics #AI #NSF #Drexel #RowanUniv #UChicago
Chelsea Dunmire (@cndunmire) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Heard that someone told a group of undergrads that they shouldn’t cold email professors about research opportunities… I mean obviously get lots of opinions from lots of people, but you should ABSOLUTELY be cold emailing professors to ask about research opportunities.

Prof. Nikolai Slavov (@slavov_n) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A milestone for a young field: We organized a community effort to make initial recommendations for performing, benchmarking, and reporting single-cell proteomics experiments arxiv.org/abs/2207.10815 You can contribute to the recommendations at: single-cell.net/guidelines

A milestone for a young field: 

We organized a community effort to make initial recommendations for performing, benchmarking, and reporting single-cell proteomics experiments arxiv.org/abs/2207.10815

You can contribute to the recommendations at: single-cell.net/guidelines
Michael Retchin (@michaelretchin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm recruiting scientists with an eye for design to help build Nucleate into an iconic biotech education brand. Sound like you? DM or email me.

Sabrina Singh (@sabrinasngh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Spent the past few months at Convergent Research learning how to build unconventional organizations. Wrote a list of things grad school doesn't teach scientists: sabrinasingh.xyz/writing/notes-…

Aleksandra Petelski (@aleks_petelski) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Most of these tips also apply to writing research papers, making scientific posters, or in general communicating your research - think about your audience and “know the product”!

Emily Mullin (@emilylmullin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Genomics company Illumina just unveiled its fastest, most cost-efficient DNA sequencer yet. The machine will deliver a $200 human genome and will be able to generate 20,000 of them a year. wired.com/story/the-era-…

Prof. Nikolai Slavov (@slavov_n) 's Twitter Profile Photo

pSCoPE increases data completeness: ◼️ by 171% for challenging peptides => data completeness reaches 94 % for all proteins biorxiv.org/content/biorxi…

pSCoPE increases data completeness:
   ◼️   by 171% for challenging peptides
    =>  data completeness reaches 94 % for all proteins

biorxiv.org/content/biorxi…
Aleksandra Petelski (@aleks_petelski) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great news for the DNA world! With the new instrument from Illumina, the sample throughput is more than doubled (7,500 to 20,000 genomes a year), while the cost per genome has also decreased (~$600 to $200). Will this enable increased prevalence of DNA sequencing in the clinic?

Ryan Cross the Science Boss (@rlcscienceboss) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Flagship startup Cellarity has raised $121 million series C for its approach to screen drugs against whole cells, rather than individual proteins. The technique relies heavily on single cell RNA sequencing and machine learning. bostonglobe.com/2022/10/04/bus…

JoVE (@jovejournal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Learn from Aleksandra Petelski, Nikolai Slavov, and Harrison Specht of Northeastern U. how to prepare mammalian cells for single-cell proteomics analysis using commercially available reagents and tools. Watch on JoVE: hubs.ly/Q01yqbWx0 Aleksandra Petelski #MassSpec

Prof. Nikolai Slavov (@slavov_n) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our SCoPE2 protocol was selected as JoVE Article of the Month: jove.com/v/63802/single… Congrats to Aleksandra Petelski and @harrisonspecht! linkedin.com/posts/jove_jov…

Niko McCarty 🧫 (@nikomccarty) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cells are very fast and crowded places. A molecule of glucose flies through a cell at 250 mph. A protein tumbles 60 million times per minute. These numbers seem made up. How did we figure this stuff out?

Cells are very fast and crowded places.

A molecule of glucose flies through a cell at 250 mph.

A protein tumbles 60 million times per minute.

These numbers seem made up. How did we figure this stuff out?