Training
Exposure to the capabilities of a native MS-directed integrated structural biology approach is only the first step. Our mission is to disseminate novel technologies and their applications throughout the broader biomedical research community. A comprehensive training program will educate potential users in state-of-the-art and cutting-edge technologies that might solve their biomedical macromolecular characterization problems.
Upcoming Training Opportunities
- ASMS 2-day Short Course in Native MS, June 1-2, 2024, Anaheim, CA
- Native MS Workshop at Protein Society Annual Symposium, Vancouver, Canada, July 23, 2024
- Ohio Mass Spectrometry Symposium (OMSS 2024), October 14-15, 2024, Columbus, OH
- 2024 ASMS Fall Workshop: Native Mass Spectrometry (Boston, MA, November 18-19, 2024)
- Native MS Workshop to be held in conjunction with Advancing Mass Spectrometry (AMS) Columbus, OH Summer 2025
Recordings
- Native Mass Spectrometry for Structural Biology (Protein Society Webinar recorded March 2023), with presentations by Albert Heck, Vicki Wysocki, Stephan Rauschenbach, Carol Robinson
- Automating Native Mass Spectrometry Through the Use of Online Buffer Exchange (webinar recorded March 2022), sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific.
- Computational Tools for Native Mass Spectrometry (2021 Workshop recordings available)
- Michal Sharon, Weizmann Institute, Native MS Tutorial (67th ASMS, 2019)
- Michael Marty, University of Arizona, Unidec Tutorial recorded 2019
Training Requests
Please contact us via the Training Request Form if you are interested in learning more about a native MS-directed integrated structural biology approach. Inquire about the following:
- ASMS Short Course offerings
- Hands-on Workshops
- Web conferencing
- In-person data discussions
- Remote Operation/Team Viewer tuning
- Beta Installation Reciprocal Visits
- Data Analysis Software Tools
- Online training
- On-site training
- Tours
- Postdoctoral training opportunities
- Other special requests
Vicki Wysocki
“Analyzing Very Large Protein Complexes Using Ion Mobility Mass Spectrometry at The Ohio State University” 2017