Metabolomics Workbench Archive

Metabolomics Workbench Highlights

Typical metabolite concentration ranges via MetStat in NMDR (June 8, 2021)

View typical concentration ranges for a metabolite depending on species, tissue/organ, analysis method, etc. using MetStat. For example, what are typical concentrations of metabolites detected in human blood samples by MS or NMR? MetStat provides summary information across over 1,400 studies in NMDR. Here is a quick tutorial.

MSCAT: Software tools application (April 7, 2021)

MSCAT: Metabolomics Software CATalog is a dockerized application developed by the group led by Katerina Kechris and Debashis Ghosh at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in conjunction with the Metabolomics Workbench, and as part of the NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program. The application provides a database of metabolomics software tools and allows one to generate potential software workflows using an online interface.

Mobile phone apps for metabolomics (January 4, 2021)

NMDR metabolite summary app. Search over 1,250 studies in NMDR by anlytical technique, sample source, species and metabolite class. Retrieve a summary table sorted by frequency of detection of metabolite species, linked to structures and individual NMDR study information.
RefMet search app. Search RefMet by (partial) name and/or neutral mass.
RefMet name conversion app. Convert a metabolite name to RefMet nomenclature. Display structure. Calculate m/z.
RefMet MS search app. Search RefMet with m/z value.
Lipid mass/formula app. Calculate lipid neutral mass and m/z for over 160 lipid species.
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Reference: RefMet: a reference nomenclature for metabolomics (Nature Methods, 2020)

*App. links are active on phones only.

November 25, 2020

MetENPWeb: Try MetENPWeb for metabolite class enrichment and species-specific KEGG pathways.
The workflow is also available as an R package from GitHub . Read more on biorxiv

RefMet publication:
Please read our recent publication 'RefMet: a reference nomenclature for metabolomics' in Nature Methods

August, 2020

Metabolomics Workbench Metabolite Database: The Metabolomics Workbench Metabolite Database contains structures and annotations of biologically relevant metabolites. As of August, 2020, the database contains about 136,000 entries, collected from public sources such as LIPID MAPS, ChEBI, HMDB, PubChem, NP Atlas , CHEMBL and KEGG. The Metabolite Database is integrated with the NMDR data repository, providing links to studies reporting each metabolite. It is also integrated with the RefMet standardized reference nomenclature, providing structural information to metabolite species where applicable.

LION/Web LION Enrichment analysis collaboration with NMDR:
The Metabolomics Workbench is collaborating with LION/Web (http://www.lipidontology.com) to provide an efficient way to perform ontology enrichment analysis on lipidomics data contained in NMDR studies. LION/Web has incorporated a a REST service into their online application to enable users to specify an NMDR study id of interest which extracts the relevant metabolomics data/metadata from the NMDR repository where it can then be manipulated in the LION/Web enrichment analysis workflow.

January 2020

August, 2019

The main objective of RefMet is to provide a standardized reference nomenclature for both discrete metabolite structures and isobaric species identified by MS and NMR techniques in metabolomics experiments. This is an essential prerequisite for the ability to compare and contrast metabolite data across different experiments and studies. To this end, a list of over 200,000 names from a set of over 1,100 MS and NMR studies on the Metabolomics Workbench has been used as a starting point to generate a highly curated analytical chemistry-centric list of common names for metabolite structures and isobaric species. Additionally, these names have been linked to a metabolite classification system using a combination of LIPID MAPS and ClassyFire classification methods. A name-conversion user interface is provided where users can submit a list of metabolite names and map them to the corresponding Refmet names. RefMet has the ability to greatly increase the data-sharing potential of metabolomics experiments and facilitate "meta-analysis" and systems biology objectives for the majority of commonly encountered metabolite species.

May, 2019

- Metabolomics Workbench REST API released.
The initial Metabolomics Workbench REST API (application programming interface) has been released and made publicly available. This document describes the Metabolomics Workbench REST API specification, a web interface for accessing a variety of data such as metabolite structures, study metadata, experimental results etc. It provides details of the scope and syntax of the MW REST service. These requests may be carried out using a web browser or may be embedded in 3rd party applications or scripts to enable programmatic access. Most modern programming languages including PHP, Perl, Python, Java and Javascript have the capability to create HTTP requests and interact with datasets through the REST API. Usage and examples of the REST service are provided in the API document and also in the REST page at this website.

September, 2018

NIH Metabolomics Data Repository reaches the 1,000 study milestone.

The Metabolomics Consortium Data Repository and Coordinating Center (DRCC) at the University of California San Diego has recently processed and curated it's 1,000th metabolomics study. This collection of experimental datasets contains submissions from over 200 different institutions around the world and represents over 70 different species with the majority coming from human (47%) and mouse (31%) sample sources. Analytical methods used in these studies include untargeted/targeted LC-MS (67%), GC-MS (21%) and NMR (12%). Studies are available for browsing, analysis and download (subject to embargo release) in the NIH Data Repository section of the website. The DRCC is actively accepting metabolomics data for small and large studies on cells, tissues and organisms via the Metabolomics Workbench. Step-by-step instructions for the study submission are provided on our Upload and Manage Experimental Data and Metadata page.

February, 2017

Pilot and Feasibility Projects

The six Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Cores (RCMRCs) are accepting applications for exploratory biomedical research projects utilizing metabolomics technology. These "Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) studies" are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research. The awards are intended to support projects that will provide preliminary data for new extramural proposal submission. Application deadline: March 16, 2017. See our Funding Opportunities page for more information.

October, 2016

Human Metabolome Gene/Protein Database (MGP) - The Human Metabolome Gene/Protein Database (MGP) of metabolome-related genes and proteins contains data for over 7300 genes and over 15,500 proteins. Each record is enhanced with Gene Ontology (GO) annotations, REACTOME pathway annotations, InterPro domain annotations, UniProt annotations, and a listing of related proteins. MGP can be searched by any of MGP_ID, Entrez Gene_ID, Gene Name, Gene Symbol, Synonyms, Alternate names, HMDB Pathway, and Reactome Pathway.

April, 2016

Bubble-Plot searches

January, 2016

Over 200 studies have been deposited and are listed on the Metabolomics Workbench Study Summary page. For the over 100 studies that have been released to the public, you can view metadata, download experimental results, and perform various online analyses.

A new online data submission system is now available. See our Upload and Manage Experimental Data and Metadata page for complete requirements for depositing data via the Metabolomics Workbench, including a link to the new interface.

July, 2015

Order Standards Now! As part of the NIH Common Fund's Metabolomics Program, the Metabolite Standards Synthesis Cores (MSSC) aim to provide metabolomics researchers with high quality, freely available metabolite standards. Several of these compounds have been synthesized and are now available for shipment.

Jan, 2015

The REST service enables access to a variety of data (including metabolite structures, study metadata and experimental results). These requests may be carried out using a web browser or may be embedded in 3rd party applications or scripts to enable rapid programmatic access.

Aug, 2014

A number of Pilot and Feasibility studies (P&F) -- exploratory biomedical research projects utilizing metabolomics technology -- have recently been funded via our six Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Cores (RCMRCs). These P&F awards are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research, and to support projects that will provide preliminary data for new extramural proposal submission.

April, 2014

In this project from the Mayo clinic, researchers examined global metabolic changes in both plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from individuals representing the spectrum of Alzheimer’s Disease - ranging from cognitively normal (CN) to mild cognitive impairment (MCI) to Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). Data produced from their non-targeted metabolomics approach, point to alterations in a number of metabolic pathways, and pave the way for identification of novel therapeutic targets.

Reference: Identification of altered metabolic pathways in plasma and CSF in mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer's disease using metabolomics. PLoS One. 2013 May 20;8(5):e63644.
doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0063644

October, 2013

May, 2013

The Metabolomics Workbench is a scalable and extensible informatics infrastructure which will serve as a national metabolomics resource. This is a companion to RCMRCs and is a part of the Common Fund Initiative in metabolomics. The Metabolomics Workbench will coordinate data activities of national and international metabolomics centers and initiatives, serve as a national data repository and develop a Workbench that will have data, query and analysis interfaces, and tools for interactive analysis and integration of metabolomics data.

February, 2013

The three Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Cores (RCMRC) are accepting applications for exploratory biomedical research projects utilizing metabolomics technology. These "Pilot and Feasibility" Studies (P/F) are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research.

These awards are intended to support projects that will provide preliminary data for new extramural proposal submission. The application deadline is March 1, 2013 and earliest funding start date May 1, 2013.

News Archive

01-11-2018 - Mass Spectrometry Lab Manager for Metabolomics Research in Sumner Lab, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute - The Sumner Lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute is seeking an individual who is highly skilled and experienced in mass spectrometry methods to serve as the Mass Spectrometry Lab Manager for metabolomics research. The Lab Manager will work as an integral part of the Sumner Lab, and will develop and manage methods and workflows for mass spectrometry. The Lab Manager will maintain positive working relationships with collaborators, advise scientists on study design, monitor quality control of metabolomics data analysis, and collaborate with biostatistician to analyze metabolomics data and integrate with other data streams. Additionally, the Lab Manager will participate in meetings, presentations, and proposal and manuscript development. The Sumner Lab is located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute on the North Carolina Research Campus - just 20 minutes from the Charlotte, NC.

Additional details regarding the position are located at https://unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/133181. To apply for the position, please click on “Apply for this job” link that is located near the top of the web page.

01-11-2018 - Postdoctoral Research Associate in Sumner Lab, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute - The Sumner Lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute is seeking individuals who have graduate experience in mass spectrometry to join our team and conduct metabolomics analysis. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will work as an integral part of the Sumner Lab to conduct metabolomics investigations in nutrition, environmental exposures, and metabolic variation. The Postdoctoral Research Associate will acquire, analyze, and interpret findings using mass spectrometry, software for statistical and multivariate analysis, and pathway mapping. Additionally, the Postdoctoral Research Associate may participate in establishing and applying new methods in metabolomics data capture and analysis. Selected responsibilities include data acquisition and analysis, quality control reviews, participation in meetings, presentations, and proposal and manuscript development. The Sumner Lab is located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Nutrition Research Institute on the North Carolina Research Campus - just 20 minutes from the Charlotte, NC.

Additional details regarding the position are located at http://unc.peopleadmin.com/postings/132506. To apply for the position, please click on “Apply for this job” link that is located near the top of the web page.

09-15-2017 - Python mwtab library for reading and writing files in mwTab format used by the Metabolomics Workbench - A new mwTab parser has been developed by the Resource Center for Stable Isotope-Resolved Metabolomics (RC-SIRM), one of our six Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Resource Cores. This mwtab package is a Python library that facilitates reading and writing files in mwTab format used by the Metabolomics Workbench for archival of Mass Spectrometry (MS) and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) experimental data.

09-12-2017 - Post-doctoral Research Position in Infectious Diseases - The Idaho Veterans Research & Education Foundation (IVREF), a non-profit entity affiliated with the VA Medical Center in Boise, Idaho, announces a Post-doctoral Research Position opening in the NIH-funded, multi-disciplinary Center of Excellence in Emerging/Reemerging Infectious Diseases. The full-time postdoctoral position will focus on elucidating the metabolic interactome between pathogenic bacterial biofilms and host macrophages … more

09-12-2017 - Research Technician Position in Infectious Diseases - The Ammons Lab at the Idaho Veterans Research & Education Foundation (IVREF), a non-profit entity affiliated with the VA Medical Center in Boise, Idaho, announces a Research Technician Position opening. The part-time research technician position will focus on investigating how metabolism contributes to biofilm persistence, immunomodulation of macrophage phenotype, and wound chronicity in diabetics. … more

09-07-2017 - Slides from August 28th NIH Common Fund Pre-application webinar - The August 28th NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program Pre-application webinar was aimed at providing information related to recent FOAs for Stage II of the NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program.

The NIH Common Fund’s Undiagnosed Diseases Network (UDN) is a research study with three overarching goals: 1) improve the level of diagnosis and care for patients with undiagnosed diseases 2) to facilitate research into the etiology of undiagnosed diseases and 3) to promote an integrated and collaborative community of laboratory and clinical investigators prepared to investigate these difficult to diagnose diseases. The NIH is now inviting applications for Phase II of the UDN. One component of the network will be filled via RFA-RM-17-015: Metabolomics Core for the Undiagnosed Diseases Network (UDN) Phase II (U01). The purpose of this funding opportunity is to provide the Metabolomics Core for participants seen through the UDN. The Metabolomics Core will provide clinical expertise and consultation to the UDN network. It will also provide specific expertise in at least two of the following areas: glycans, lipids, and mitochondria. Additionally, the core will serve as a network conduit that will provide access to resources and world class investigators with expertise in metabolomics beyond the scope of the cores’ own expertise.

08-02-2017 - Four new funding opportunities for Stage II of the NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program have just been published in the NIH Guide for Grants and Contracts:

The 2017 UAB Metabolomics Workshop will be held July 16-21 in Birmingham, Alabama. There will be slots for 40 attendees. UAB particularly encourages graduate students and postdoctoral and clinical fellows. Those at US universities and institutes may qualify for support from NIH funding. UAB also encourages applications from all levels of faculty and other research personnel as well as all genders and ethnicities.

This course will feature hands-on training with real-world metabolomics data covering LC/MS compound identification, data processing, statistical analysis, network mapping and data interpretation. Instruction will include a variety of software, workflows, and algorithms but also give theoretical background information and overviews.

01-18-2017 - 2017 Call for Pilot and Feasibility Project Applications - The six Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Cores (RCMRCs) are accepting applications for exploratory biomedical research projects utilizing metabolomics technology. These "Pilot and Feasibility (P&F)" studies are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research. Please see our funding opportunities page for further details. Application deadline is March 16, 2017.

12-23-2016 - Renowned Scientist Joins Nutrition Research Institute - Susan Sumner, PhD has joined the University of Carolina Nutrition Research Institute as a Professor of Nutrition. For the past 12 years, Dr. Sumner has worked at the Research Triangle Institute as a Senior Scientist, and the PI/director of the NIH Common Fund Eastern Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Resource Core (ERCMRC). With Dr. Sumner’s arrival in Kannapolis, the University of Carolina Nutrition Research Institute will be home to the Eastern Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Core.

12-13-2016 - Novel Analytical Approaches for Metabolomics Data (R03) The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has developed a Common Fund initiative to foster collaboration between computational scientists, metabolomics experts, and biomedical researchers in developing, piloting, and/or validating novel bioinformatic approaches that address current analytical hurdles in metabolomics data. Projects are expected to use existing, publicly available metabolomics data and complement the efforts and resources of the Common Fund Metabolomics Program. See the Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) for further details.

11-04-2016 - New metabolomic screening method detects multiple inborn errors of metabolism in urine Analysis of a single urine sample using a metabolomics-based screening approach can identify multiple different inborn errors of metabolism (IEMs), facilitating early disease detection and rapid initiation of treatment, as described in an article published in Genetic Testing and Molecular Biomarkers.

11-02-2016 - Navigating an Ocean of Biological Data in the Modern Era Scientists and software engineers at the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)’s Joint BioEnergy Institute (JBEI) have developed a new -omics visualization tool, Arrowland, which combines different realms of functional genomics data in a single intuitive interface. The aim of this system is to provide scientists an easier way to navigate the ever-growing amounts of biological data generated by the postgenomic revolution.

11-01-2016 - Agilent Technologies and PureHoney Technologies to Develop New Applications for RapidFire/MS System Agilent Technologies Inc. and PureHoney Technologies today announced a co-marketing agreement to develop new applications on the Agilent RapidFire 365 High-throughput Mass Spectrometry System. They will independently create new workflows for pharma and biopharma research, as well as forensic toxicology and metabolomics analysis.

10-24-2016 - How plants time their flowering - Professor Markus Schmid, Umeå University, Sweden, is leading a project to find out how flowering time is regulated on cell level. "By using advanced gene sequencing and metabolomics, we are hoping to gain new insights into the function of the genetic, regulatory networks, and also more knowledge on what controls the time of flowering."

10-17-2016 - Metabolomics Events - Visit the Metabolomics Workbench Events Calendar for the most comprehensive and up-to-date listing of metabolomics events — seminars, workshops, symposia, conferences, and congresses — on the Web!

10-13-2016 - Statistics Toolbox now accompanies each study - When viewing an individual study, you can now access a suite of analysis tools that enable you to perform a variety of statistical functions, including data normalization and averaging, hierarchial clustering, correlation heatmaps, ANOVA, volcano plots, multivariate analysis, random forest analysis and VIP plots as well as metabolite mapping to biochemical pathways.

09-03-2016 - NuSirt Biopharma and OWL Metabolomics Partner to Advance Treatment of NASH / Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis - "NASHVILLE, Tenn. and DERIO, Spain, Sept. 20, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- NuSirt Biopharma, a company dedicated to improving the lives of those with chronic metabolic diseases, and One Way Liver S.L. (OWL Metabolomics), a leader in the field of metabolomics and liver diseases diagnostics, today announced they have initiated a strategic partnership to develop novel diagnostic tools for ongoing drug evaluation trials for NuSirt's fatty liver drug research candidate, NS-0200. . . ."

08-18-2016 - 9th Annual Course on Isotope Tracers in Metabolic Research: Principles and Practice of Kinetic Analysis - November 7-11, 2016, Nashville, TN, USA. This is the ninth annual offering of a course that provides basic introductory and comprehensive information on performing metabolic studies using tracers labeled with radioactive or stable isotopes, in man and in animals. Futher details on our Events Calendar page.

08-16-2016 - 2016 Funded P&F Projects announced - Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) awards are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research, and to support projects that will provide preliminary data for new extramural proposal submission. This year's awardees have been selected and are listed on our Pilot and Feasibility Program page.

08-08-2016 - The NCI SBIR Program recently announced 15 new contract funding opportunities in a range of novel technology areas, including NIH/NCI 364: Methods and Software for Integration of Cancer Metabolomic Data with Other –Omic and Imaging Data. The deadline for receipt of all FY2017 contract topic proposals is October 21, 2016 by 5:00 PM ET. Read more on our funding opportunities page.

06-06-2016 - Human Metabolome Gene/Protein Database (MGP) - The Human Metabolome Gene/Protein Database (MGP) of metabolome-related genes and proteins is now available via the Metabolomics Workbench; MGP contains data for over 7300 genes and over 15,500 proteins.

02-25-2016 - UAB 4th Annual Workshop on Metabolomics - July 17 - 21, 2016, Birmingham, AL, USA
This course is jointly sponsored by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) as part of the NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Initiative, and the Departments of Chemistry and Pharmacology and Toxicology at UAB. Topics covered range from design of a metabolomics experiment to advanced elective sessions (imaging mass spectrometry, isotope ratio analysis, ion mobility, command line and R programs)

02-25-2016 - Invitation to participate - The ABRF Metabolomics Research Group invites you to participate in its second study [on the current use of metabolomics technologies] with a focus on strategies for the analysis of metabolomics data collected with high resolution mass spectrometry. For study details and materials please consult Instructions_MRG2016 Data Analysis Study.pdf and Bioshare.

02-23-2016 - Position Announcement: Food and Nutritional Metabolomics Computational Biology Faculty - The Ohio State University (OSU), College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, College of Education and Human Ecology and the College of Medicine invite applicants for a tenure-track position at the rank of assistant, associate or full professor (9 month) in Food and Nutritional Metabolomics Computational Biology. Download the position announcement.

01-15-2016 - The six Regional Comprehensive Metabolomics Research Cores (RCMRCs) are accepting applications for exploratory biomedical research projects utilizing metabolomics technology. These "Pilot and Feasibility (P&F) studies" are intended to provide opportunities for investigators to advance basic, clinical and translational biomedical science by incorporating metabolomic technologies into their research. Awards are intended to support projects that will provide preliminary data for new extramural proposal submission. Please see our funding opportunities page for further details. Application deadline is March 15, 2016.

12-22-2015 - Online data submission - We invite researchers to submit metabolomics data using our new web-based system. Please see the tutorial for step-by-step instructions. The new online interface is offered in addition to the option to submit data using Excel templates.

11-10-2015 - Metabolomics Data Analysis (R03) - The purpose of this small research grant Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) is to foster collaboration between bioinformaticians, metabolomics experts, and/or biomedical researchers in efforts to improve the ability to analyze metabolomics data to address biomedical questions. It is also expected that these grants would complement the current efforts of the Common Fund Metabolomics Program and maximize the value of existing metabolomics databases and resources.

10-13-2015 - Administrative Supplements for Collaborative Activities to Promote Metabolomics Research (PA-16-005) - These administrative supplements aim to support collaborative, multi-disciplinary research using metabolomics and to help expand the cadre of investigators experienced in metabolomics study design, analytical methodology, and data interpretation. These supplements will provide funds to current NIH-funded research projects for new collaborations between basic or clinical researchers and metabolomics experts to pursue biomedical studies requiring a metabolomics approach within the scope of the parent grant.

10-13-2015 - Funding Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) for the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity in Humans Program have been released. These FOAs invite applications for the six scientific components of the Molecular Transducers of Physical Activity Consortium (MoTrPAC). The MoTrPAC is a national research consortium designed to discover and perform preliminary characterization of the range of molecular transducers (the ‘molecular map’) that underlie the effects of physical activity in humans.

09-10-2015 - Online Learning PlatformMetabolomics in Medicine, developed by Martin Kohlmeier from the University of North Carolina. Online instruction and other resources at this site will help researchers and clinicians to catch up with the rapid pace of development in the metabolomic sciences. The learning materials will teach the scientific foundations for understanding current technologies and analytical strategies. Supported by a NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Award (R25 GM103802). http://metabolomicsinmedicine.org/

07-14-2015 - Order Standards Now! As part of the NIH Common Fund's Metabolomics Program, the Metabolite Standards Synthesis Cores (MSSC) aim to provide metabolomics researchers with high quality, freely available metabolite standards. Several of these compounds have been synthesized and are now available for shipment.

07-02-2015 - The NIH Director's Blog recently featured the video, "Cool Videos: Battling Bad Biofilms" submitted by Metabolomics Consortium member Dr. Mary Cloud Ammons to the Common Fund Video Contest.

This is the 8th annual offering of a course that provides basic introductory and comprehensive information on performing metabolic studies using tracers labeled with radioactive or stable isotopes, in human and in animals. The course is designed for beginners as well as those with experience who wish to expand their capabilities to more sophisticated problems. The faculty is well-versed in a variety of applications and methodologies.
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05-27-2015 - Registration is still open for the 11th Annual International Conference of the Metabolomics Society, which will take place June 29-July 02, 2015 in San Francisco/Burlingame, CA, USA. The deadline for regular registration is May 30th, 2015, after which the price goes up! Don't miss this exciting meeting, with already over 700 registrants, 125 oral, and more 500 than poster presentations.

04-16-2015 -

Jacquelyn Gosse represented the Mayo Clinic’s Metabolomics Resource Core at the Experimental Biology 2015 Exhibition at the Boston Convention Center on March 29-31. Almost 15,000 people attended the multidisciplinary, scientific meeting that featured plenary and award lectures, pre-meeting workshops, oral and posters sessions, on-site career services and exhibits of an array of informational booths, equipment, supplies and publications required for research labs and experimental study.

In addition to Mayo Clinic information, Ms. Gosse distributed the new NIH Common Fund Metabolomics Program flyer that shared information about the five other centers, which provided an opportunity for discussion based on where the attendee lived and which one was closest to them.

“We wanted to see if this idea would work – to bring our information to where a large group of researchers were already gathered,” said Ms. Gosse. “I had a goal of having direct and meaningful conversations with at least 100 people a day and I doubled that. There is great interest in this exciting area,” she said.

01-09-2015 - Submit your abstracts to Metabolomics 2015. The Metabolomics Society Meeting is hosting its annual meeting on June 29 - July 2, 2015 in San Francisco, CA. This is a great opportunity to see what’s new in metabolomics, share your latest results, and meet members of the international metabolomics community.