Events
Regular events for everyone interested are a key aspect of our collaborative work. An active exchange of research results and project ideas enhance mutual support and the development of new interdisciplinary projects.
Mass Spectrometry at the University of Münster
April 2024
In April, the fourth mini-conference of the network mass spectrometry will take place. Several projects of the research groups of the University of Münster working with mass spectrometry will be presented.
You will find more information about time and location here soon.
Passed Events
datasafe und datastore for MS data
June 15th, 2023, starting at 2 pm
Archiving and publishing research data at the WWU:
In the short lecture, the WWU services for archiving and publishing research data will be presented. In "datasafe" (datasafe.uni-muenster.de/), scientists can complement their research data with descriptive metadata and archive the resulting dataset for ten years on servers of the WWU Münster free of charge. Under the principles of open science and open data, it has also become established in recent years to publish research data with as open access as possible. With "datastore" (datastore.uni-muenster.de/), the ULB offers a service that also enables the low-threshold publication of research data. With the help of datastore, all researchers at the University of Münster can publish their research data free of charge and thus make it permanently available worldwide. The presentation will also address accompanying topics such as metadata, persistent identifiers (DOIs) and the traceability of research data.
This will be a digital event. If interested please write a short e-mail to lena.telgmann@uni-muenster.de
Mass Spectrometry at the WWU
November 21st, 2022, starting at 1 pm
Following a great start in May 2022, we continue our series of mini-conferences: research groups from the field of surface physics and pharmaceutical and medical chemistry will present their work in the field of mass spectrometry. There will also be an opportunity to talk about experiences and new ideas.
Where: PharmaCampus: Corrensstrasse 48, Room: PhC 117 ("Mikroskopiersaal", level 2)
Mass Spectrometry at the WWU
May 4th, 2023, starting at 1.15 pm
In May 2023, the third mini-conference of the network mass spectrometry will take place. Dr. Cornelissen from the Institute of Biochemistry, Dr. Soltwisch from the Institute of Hygiene and Prof. Dr. Hayen from the Institut of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry will present their work in the field of mass spectrometry. There will also be an opportunity to talk about experiences and new ideas.
Where: PharmaCampus: Corrensstrasse 48, Room: PhC 117 ("Mikroskopiersaal", level 2)
Network Mass Spectrometry - optimize collaboration for laboratory work
August 15th, 2022, 10 am
The network mass spectrometry connects all researchers that work with mass spectrometers. This discussion ist explicitely for PhD and Master students of the university. We will discuss ideas for the optimization of collaboration and exchange on laboratory level. Is it joint trainings or Mattermost chats? What topics would be interesting in joint trainings and which obstacles are the biggest in daily lab life?
Corrensstr. 28, room W043, come along and join in.
WWU cloud: storage space for MS data
June 10th, 2022, 10 am
Information event with Dr. Blank-Burian (WWU IT) about the application of storage space, as well as the usage, organisation and security of stored research data.
This will be a digital event. If interested please write a short e-mail to lena.telgmann@uni-muenster.de
Mass Spectrometry at the WWU
May 19th, 2022, starting at 1:30 pm
More than 20 working groups at the University of Münster work with mass spectrometers. This afternoon, several working groups will present their research projects in this field: Prof. Dr. Achten (Institut für Geologie und Paläontologie), Prof. Dr. König (Core Unit Proteomics), Dr. Mormann (Institut für Hygiene), Dr. Cramer (Institut für Lebensmittelchemie), Dr. Nowak (MEET), Dr. Eirich (Institut für Biologie und Biotechnologie der Pflanzen), Dr. Sendker (Institut für Pharmazeutische Biologie und Phytochemie), Dr. Vielhaber (Institut für Anorganische und Analytische Chemie). During the subsequent get-together we will have the opportunity to talk about experiences and new ideas.
Please register with a short e-mail to lena.telgmann@uni-muenster.de