Proteomics Blogs and Links of Interest

[Doug]

Really nice blog from Kermit Murray, professor of chemistry at Louisiana State University. Videos, news, links, and RSS feeds from a lot of relevant journals all in one convenient place. Definitely worth checking out if you use a mass spectrometer for research (or just know what a mass spectrometer is).

http://mass-spec.lsu.edu/blog/

[Doug]

This is a nice news and editorial blog about genomics and proteomics. Definitely more "gen" than "proteo" but its a great blog never-the-less.

http://omicsomics.blogspot.com/

[Doug]

The UCSD computational mass spectrometry blog posts well thought out but concise reviews of current publications. The key points of the paper are outlined in list format and critiques are bullet pointed. No fluff here. I appreciate that.
http://ucsdproteomics.blogspot.com/

[Doug]

ABRF is a resource focused on facilities. The forum has a lot of good answers to common questions.

http://www.abrf.org/

[JDRCHEM]

A great resource for all things chromatography.

http://www.chromforum.org/

[Doug]

A proteomics forum on facebook.

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2237521742&v=info

[Javier]

This blog is from a good friend of mine that worked with us as a bioinformatician, he has some interesting thoughts:

http://blog.dannynavarro.net/

[woa]

A good blog on proteomics:

http://jeffreyliu99.blogspot.com/

A long list of bioinformatics and related blogs can be found here:

http://biostar.stackexchange.com/questions/112/your-favorite-bioinformatics-blogs

[proteomicsadvice]

Just started a blog on proteomic advice aimed at biologist.

http://www.proteomicsadvice.com

[Biomarker]

Hi,

One of the worth while link, I hope you all are aware. Everything about proteomics like latest research articles, jobs, news

http://www.proteomicsresearch.org

Biomarker

[woa]

Another blog on proteomics

http://proteomicsnews.blogspot.com/

[tahirktk25]

Hi,

Proteomics Forum with lectures, videos, tutorials, proteomics softwares and links, discussions etc... more than 260 members working with proteomics from all around the world.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/209843239028191/

[tsbatth]

I've starting mod'ing the proteomics subreddit ( http://www.reddit.com/r/proteomics/ ) . I'm a bit busy these days with experiments, science, but I plan to start submitting also hopefully customize the subreddit with custom headers, graphics etc.., so start following and submitting .