#TeamMassSpec I'm thrilled to see that our newest review article onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/J… which summarizes the experimental and theoretical approaches for obtaining accurate CCS values got published on JMS today. Congrats, Orobola Olajide and Kimberly Kartowikromo. Auburn University COSAM

I’m so excited to welcome new members to my research group. This semester we added 3 graduate and 2 undergraduate students in addition to our first postdoc researcher (Jessica Pizzo). Also, we managed to get our new group picture in Jessica’s first day.

Exciting news! 📚 Our member Ayuba Akinpelu has just published an insightful piece on the profound impact of micro environment on tumors. Explore the intricate dynamics shaping this critical aspect of biology! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

(1/2) Very rewarding to have all these motivated, smart early career scientists at our 2024 Spring Workshop on Protein Structure Elucidation by Ion Mobility Spectrometry/Mass Spectrometry. Thank you U.S. National Science Foundation and FSU Research for funding. Special thanks to Ying Ge who gave a 1h

(2/2) lecture in our workshop midst a busy #USHUPO2024 week. #TIMS #TandemTIMS #TeamMassSpec #TeamIonMobility FSU Arts & Sciences Florida State University Am Soc for Mass Spec Females in Mass Spectrometry (FeMS) ISIMS-Society

Exciting collaboration at FSU Chemistry & Biochemistry! Earlier this week, Bleiholder Group hosted a dozen visiting scientists for a multi-day workshop. With support from U.S. National Science Foundation and FSU Research, the group explored innovative methods within structural biology. Learn more 👉 fla.st/RJAFSWVP

Thanks to Hannah Fulk FSU Arts & Sciences for covering our event in this article. Photos by McKenzie Harris. Big thanks to all participants for attending our 2024 Spring Workshop. We hope the lectures and tutorials' content will be useful for your research.

Congratulations 〈Ernest | Opoku〉 ! This is a remarkable achievement and a testament to your outstanding leadership as the former president of NOBCChE AU chapter and your commitment to excellence for advancing science and education. COSAM CAS

Congratulations to the class of 2024 and to Orobola Olajide and Segun victors, our now former members on achieving their doctorates! Wishing you all the best as you embark on this new chapter in your lives!

It’s amazing how one person can change your whole world while you just sit tight, watch it happen, and don’t mind at all.

I know I am late with posting but here are some highlights at #ASMS2024 conference #mass_spectrometry #TheHamidLab

Are you a faculty member training chemistry doctoral students or a chemistry graduate student enrolled in a doctoral program? Have you ever thought about the goal(s) of your program and how they align with your professional goals? Read our findings here: doi.org/10.1021/acs.jc…

Congratulations to Segun Obisesan, Ph.D on your latest journal publication! 📚 #AchievementUnlocked #ProudMoment #ResearchExcellence pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Congratulations to all the Participants and Winners of the first NOBCChE-AU 3-min thesis competition! 🎉Super-excited for more in the Fall semester! #NOBCChE #3minThesis #Congratulations

Meet Our Executives for the year 2024/25 at NOBCChE-AU. The President: Kimberly Y. Kartowikromo 4th Year PhD Student, Researcher Lab: The Hamid Lab, Chemistry Department, Auburn University Focus: Alzheimer's disease biomarker research using advanced analytical techniques.

I had a great opportunity to go to Asilomar Ion mobility conference this year at a beautiful place. Made new friends along the way and lots of great research talks.

🚨 Virtual Workshop on Science Communication – Nov. 9th! 🚨 Join us for a creative deep dive into science communication. This interactive workshop is open to middle school, graduate students, teachers, & professors. 30 spots only, so register early! 📌Link on the flyer below!

As everyone is getting ready to celebrate Thanksgiving, it’s great to see our research efforts COSAM in analyzing and discriminating foodborne pathogens featured on Auburn University News. Thanks, Orobola Olajide, Jessica Pizzo, and Kimberly Kartowikromo for their contribution to this work.

I'm thrilled to see our newest research article highlighting the capability of IM and MS-based techniques in differentiating tomato plants published J. of the American Society for Mass Spectrometry. Congrats to the first author (Kimberly Kartowikromo) and the other co-authors. Please, check it out at: pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.10…

We had a great time at #ASMS2025 connecting with old friends and making new ones, in addition to learning about the great science projects by #TeamMassSpec. We can't wait for the next ASMS meeting!