ISAS is organising a four-day course in Dortmund in March 2027 on the use of the Skyline programme for (un)targeted proteomics and metabolomics, lipidomics and glycomics. The course is aimed both at people who are already familiar with the open-source software and at researchers with no prior knowledge. The course will cover the following topics:
Introduction to basics of SRM and Skyline, SRM method development
Targeted proteomics and absolute quantification
MS1 Filtering, DIA and Ion Mobility
Small molecules and QC in Skyline
Speakers include Skyline developer Brendan MacLean (University of Washington), Dr Juan Camilo Rojas Echeverri (Leiden University Medical Centre), Agnes Hipgrave Ederveen (Leiden University Medical Centre), Dr Robert Hardt (Seer Technology Access Centre (STAC) Europe, Bonn), Dr Andreas Hentschel (ISAS e. V.), Prof. Dr Robert Heyer (ISAS e. V.), Dr Jörg Reinders (Leibniz Research Centre for Working Environment and Human Factors at TU Dortmund University), Dr Yvonne Reinders (ISAS e. V.) and Dr Michele Wölk (TU Dresden).
The registration fee is 535 euros net (Academic) or 1,135 euros net (Industry). This includes course materials, drinks and lunch. Cost of the optional social event, including dinner: 65 euros gross. Participants must bring their own laptops to the training course (Windows operating system or a virtual Windows machine, at least 8 GB RAM, administrator rights).
Registration is open until December 23, via registration form (see Download) at skyline@isas.de. The minimum number for the event to take place is 20 participants.