Olga Vitek

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1/ I'm excited to share that we're launching NECB 2026, the inaugural New England Computational Biology Symposium. Oct 1-2 at Microsoft Research New England, Cambridge. Two days of keynotes,talks, and posters to bring our community together across institutions.Space is limited. newenglandcompbio.org

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May Institute on Computation and Statistics for Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics is off to a strong start with a discussion of quantitative proteomics with Skyline. I am grateful to the incredible team of instructors @lindsaykpino.com Susan Abbatiello and Brendan MacLean for making this happen

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Somalogic, Olink, and Alamar are casting doubt on each other’s data, proudly calling out lack of correlation. I know why they do this but in the long run as it casts doubt on affinity approaches as a whole. We will think lots of data is generated that is trash and won’t know which

My perspective on CVs for DIA-based #proteomics is out in JPR It explores how normalisation, the CV formula and software parameters affect the outputs. It suggests parameters to use for biological and technical studies and provides an R package to calculate CVs. doi.org/10.1021/acs....

Calculating and Reporting Coefficients of Variation for DIA-Based Proteomics

The coefficient of variation (CV) is a measure that is frequently used to assess data dispersion for mass spectrometry-based proteomics. In the current era of burgeoning technical developments, there ...

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