(SW1) Data Independent Acquisition in Practice: Foundations and Resources for Implementing DIA

Location: Room 212A

Proteomics researchers are realizing the promise of Data-Independent Acquisition (DIA). In its current study, the ABRF Proteomics Research Group (PRG) have conducted a worldwide study to offer a go-to resource for sample processing, data acquisition and data analysis. Using the data acquired during this PRG study, the workshop will focus on demonstration of DIA data analysis and features from commercially available software. The workshop will also facilitate an in-depth discussion on best practices in DIA research; and provide practical tips from experts. We expect participants to be ready to carry out DIA studies after the workshop.

Workshop Goals:

• Educate and provide resources for DIA that aid in the areas of sample preparation, data acquisition, data analysis and interpretation.
• Enable academic and core facilities to use DIA technology by providing expert insights and possible improvements to existing workflows.
• Share experience with attendees on some common lessons learnt during the PRG study.
• Lay the foundation for attendees to implement DIA at their own institution.

Organizer:
Pratik Jagtap, University of Minnesota
Yan Wang, University of Maryland
Benjamin Neely, National institute of Standards and Technology
Joanna Kirkpatrick, Leibniz Institute on Aging  – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI)

Speakers:
Benjamin Neely, National institute of Standards and Technology
Mukul Midha, Institute of Systems Biology
Pratik Jagtap, University of Minnesota
Joanna Kirkpatrick, Leibniz Institute on Aging  – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI)
Kara West, Biognosys
Sira Echevarría-Zomeño, Biognosys
Jacob Lippincott, Proteome Software
Susan Weintraub, Proteome Software
Katherine Tran, Bioinformatics Solutions, Inc.
Baozhen Shan, Bioinformatics Solutions, Inc.

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