The Ge lab had a great Friday morning welcoming back lab alumni Dr. Jake Melby (AstraZeneca) & Dr. Melissa Pergande (BU) for the CVRC Career Panel! 🧑‍🔬 Huge thanks to all panelists for sharing their incredible journeys. ❤️

Join us December 11 for Jared Shaw's presentation at Proteoform Thursday: "Ribosome Heterogeneity Revealed by Complex-Up Native Mass Spectrometry and Top-Down Proteomics" us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi... #proteoforms #proteomics #massspec @ge-lab-uw.bsky.social @joelooucla.bsky.social

That‘s it Baltimore #ASMS2025
Highlights were the Soft Crab Sandwich and reuniting with my friends from @ge-lab-uw.bsky.social.

#ASMS2025 Congrats to our fearless leader @yingge2121.bsky.social for a great presentation during Agilent's HRAM User Group Meeting yesterday!

#ASMS2025 please check out our Ge group oral and poster
presentations by our talented graduate students and postdocs for the newest technology developments and applications (unpublished😀) @ge-lab-uw.bsky.social

The Ge Group is enjoying some weekend fun before #ASMS2025 kicks it into high gear tomorrow! #CrabbyForMassSpec

The Ge Research Group is gearing up for #ASMS2025 in Baltimore, MD! ✨

You can check out our presentation and poster schedule below. Come find us and chat science (and maybe have a crab cake or two 😉🦀)!

#CrabbyForMassSpec #ScienceOnTheBay

Hello, LinkedIn! We are a mass spectrometry-based proteomics group… | Ying Ge Research Group Hello, LinkedIn! We are a mass spectrometry-based proteomics group studying cardiovascular disease at the University of Wisconsin-Madison under the direction of Dr. Ying Ge. Here's a little more a...

Big news - our group now has a LinkedIn page! Please give us a follow to get even more updates on the Ge lab's shenanigans! 😉

Congrats to #UWGrad Class of 2025! Our PhD students Dr. Emily Chapman and Kalina Rossler, MD student Dr. Scott Price (with research honor) and BS chemistry student, Kylie Plouff! Very proud of you all! 🎉🎊❤️👏

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! World Leaders in Proteomics and Proteoform Biology to Convene at the 3rd International Top-Down Proteomics Symposium globenewswire.com/news-release... #proteomics #massspec #proteoforms #TDP2025

In Situ Metal–Organic Framework Growth in Serum Encapsulates and Depletes Abundant Proteins for Integrated Plasma Proteomics Protein biomarkers in human serum provide critical insights into various physiological conditions and diseases, enabling early diagnosis, prognosis, and personalized treatment. However, detecting low-...

Congratulations to Emily & Ruby on their newest ACS Nano publication! A new, simple, and cost-effective method for depleting abundant plasma proteins through protein@MOF growth in serum...👀🩸 I'd give this one a read! pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

Deciphering Proteoform Landscape of Mammary Carcinoma by Top-Down Proteomics Defining the proteoform landscape of breast cancer can provide unique insights into the signaling pathways driving disease progression. While bottom-up proteomics has been utilized to profile breast c...

Check out our recent collaborative publication on the power of top-down in breast carcinoma studies! Even better... it's in the JPR special issue honoring Neil Kelleher (@nlkproteomics.bsky.social) as the 2024 Donald F. Hunt Award recipient! Congrats Neil!!! 🎉😎 pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....

Congratulations to our lab's newest alum, Dr. Emily Chapman! We'll miss you dearly as you go on to your next adventure ❤️🤍

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Happy Holidays from the Ge Lab! We hope everyone is enjoying yummy food and a relaxing break with their loved ones 🥰🥂☃️ We'll see you all next year!

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We've been hearing a lot about "bluer skies" from our community... so we decided to come join the fun! Hello to our old & new fellow science-loving friends ☺️

I am so happy to be here. What I loved about Twitter was learning about new science and scientific insights from the people doing it. It’s great to have a place where those conversations can take place (and be found). 🧪

So happy to be here where the sky is blue! 🌌🌸