Proteomics Courses in Separation Sciences and Mass Spectrometry

Organised by the Biomedical Proteomics Research Group, at the Geneva University Hospital in collaboration with the Protein Analysis Facility, at the University of Lausanne

Applications of proteomics are expanding:

The analysis of biological systems at the proteome level requires the application of current & new technologies. Two times a year we organise courses to teach analytical tools and workflows used in proteomics research.

Our proteomics courses:

The first course, Separation Sciences, covers theoretical and practical aspects of separation sciences for proteomics, including: LC fractionation; 1-D PAGE & mini 2-D PAGE; SELDI analysis; as well as bioinformatic data analysis and validation.

The second course, Mass Spectrometry for Proteomics, covers theoretical and practical aspects of MS for proteomics including: MALDI and ESI MS; instrumentation choices; workflows in protein identification, such as peptide mass fingerprinting and tandem mass spectrometry; database searching and data validation.

Dates:

Both courses are held over 5 days and consist of theory and practical classes.

The team is now teaching in a master in Proteomics and Bioinformatics. Therefore, no course have been scheduled for 2006. Should you need a proteomics course, you may consult the Proteomics courses database maintained by the Swiss Proteomics Society.

Place:

Biomedical Proteomics Research Group, Geneva University Hospital, Geneva, Switzerland

Registration Fee:

Separation Sciences:

MS for Proteomics:

Both courses:

Program:

Preliminary program | Separation Sciences

Preliminary program | MS for Proteomics

Organisers:

BPRG

Dr. Jean-Charles Sanchez

Dr. Garry Corthals

Dr. Odile Carrette