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omg OMx Podcast

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Explore the inspiring world of Omics with "OMG OMx," a Bruker podcast. Each episode features an expert in mass spectrometry, delving into their career and the OMG moments that shaped their passion for science. Discover personal stories and unique approaches to Omics research, and get inspired by the human side of scientific innovation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Feb 1, 2024

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Episodes

Decoding the Brain: Omics in Neuroscience 01.02.2024

A new year, a new episode! In this episode, Sapient’s Tanya Nguen joins us to bring a unique perspective that transcends traditional boundaries, offering valuable insights into treating clinical human diseases. Tanya Nguyen shares insights from her college research in neuroscience, exploring the formative years that shaped her journey. Discover the profound influence of clinical experiences on Tan...

When Mass Spectrometry Redefines the Pharma Industry 25.01.2024

2023: Mike Greig's Journey from Chemistry to Mass Spec Magic (omgOMX Finale!) Thank you for joining us for an exciting year of omgOMX! We're wrapping up 2023 with Bruker's Pharma Biopharma lead, Mike Greig, who shares his incredible journey from a chemistry major to the world of mass spec.  Join us as he reminisces on: 00:28: Early Days: From polymers (nail polish anyone?) to discovering the...

Immunopeptidomics Offer New Hope in Cancer Research 18.01.2024

In this episode of omgOMX, enter the world of immunopeptidomics with University of Oxford’s Associate Prof. Nicola Ternette. Nicola shares her humble beginnings in virology to becoming a leading expert in the field of immunology. Discover how mass spectrometry opened new doors for protein analysis and vaccine development how Nicola's lab is revolutionizing cancer therapy by profiling immune molecu...

Challenging Biomedical Research with Mass Spectrometry Proteomics 09.01.2024

This episode's guest is no stranger to the single-cell proteomics field. Northeastern University's Nikolai Slavov joins Kate in this interesting discussion that has philosophy intertwined with science.  Hit the notification button and subscribe to our channel for updates on future episodes and more exciting insights into the fun world of science. 00:36 - Exploring the Humble Beginnings of Nik...

Natural Products: The Next Frontier in Drug Discovery 04.01.2024

In this episode of the omg OMx podcast, Pelle Simpson, Senior Scientist at Enveda Biosciences, joins us to share his experiences and how Enveda Biosciences is using natural products to shape drug discovery. 00:39 - Introduction: Pelle's diverse background, from analytical chemistry to 3D printing, electrical engineering to how he joined Enveda Biosciences  03:18 - Pelle's "OMG" moment: H...

Exploring the Intersection of Biology and Proteomics 02.01.2024

Welcome to another exciting episode of omg OMx! In this installment, join Kate Stumpo as she sits down with Balyn Zaro, hailed as the Queen of Sample, from the renowned Zaro Lab at the University of California San Francisco (UCSF). Learn more about the captivating narrative of Balyn's journey and uncover an additional layer of proteomics where sample preparation plays a pivotal role in unleashing...

The Wild World of Plasma Proteomics 21.12.2023

"Getting the community closer – in the future, it will be beyond genomics, proteomics metabolomics community. Instead, it will be a community of people who just want to dissect the molecular composition of life…" Daniel Hornburg, VP of Proteomics, Seer   In this episode of omg OMx, Bruker's science-driven podcast, Kate Stumpo interviews Daniel Hornburg, the VP of Proteomics at Seer, as they d...

Unlocking the Future of Medicine: The Incredible Potential of Lipid Nanoparticles (LNPs) 19.12.2023

Kate Stumpo chats with Michael Girgis, Assistant Professor at the Bioengineering Department of the Volgenau School of Engineering, George Mason University, on this month's episode of omg OMx, Bruker's science-driven podcast. Explore Girgis' "OMG" science moments and delve into his groundbreaking work in lipid nanoparticles (LNP). Get ready to embark on an exciting voyage of scientific discovery! H...

SpatialOMx - Mass Spectrometry and the Future of Spatial Biology 14.12.2023

Welcome back to omg OMx, Bruker's science-driven podcast hosted by Kate Stumpo. In this episode, Kate sits down with Ramon Sun, Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from the University of Florida. Join us as they delve into Ramon's groundbreaking work in spatial omics and explore his "OMG" science moments.  omg OMx mission is to make science simple and tangible for our vi...

Breaking Through the Bottlenecks: Innovation that's Transforming Life Science Mass Spectrometry 12.12.2023

omg OMx is a new science-driven Podcast by Bruker. Join Bruker’s Kate Stumpo every month as she sits down with various thought leaders who break down their great work and share their own omg science moments. The aspiration is to make science simple and tangible and work for you, our viewers. In this episode, Kate Stumpo is joined by Rohan Thakur, President of Life Science Mass Spectrometry at Bruk...

Teaser 30.11.2023

Explore the inspiring world of Omics with "OMG OMx," a Bruker podcast. Each episode features an expert in mass spectrometry, delving into their career and the OMG moments that shaped their passion for science. All episodes coming soon to this platform! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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