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MetaboInterview with Dr. Masanori Arita from RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science (CSRS), Japan. He is among the founding members of the International Metabolomics Society.

In TMIC, we use cutting-edge technologies and equipment to provide analytical services that are assisting the food and beverage industry to produce higher quality, more sustainable, and improved nutritious food.

The Spatial Metabolome Hubble Project, which focuses on cancer or tumours imaging, has been granted a funding of $2.4 million.

MetaboInterview with Dr. Justin J.J. van der Hooft learning more on his research in computational metabolomics and bioinformatics.

Lipidomics offers a powerful toolset for studying metabolism by unraveling the complexity of lipid molecules and their involvement in various cellular processes.

TMIC 2.0 Board of Directors Orientation was graced by esteemed guests from Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI), Genome Alberta, and the University of Alberta RSO fostering valuable connections for advancing metabolomics research.

MetaboInterview with Dr. Gary Patti on his metabolomics studies of molecular processes in cell culture to physiological regulation at the organ level. Grab the chance to learn more about flux metabolomics and cancer.

Interview with TMIC Young Scientists who were awarded during the Metabolomics 2023 and TMIC Photo Gallery.

Congratulations to the Canmetcon 2023 oral and poster awardees. Find out more about their research findings, inspiring new ideas, and more.

Current topics in metabolomics and exposomics – focusing specifically on advancing the understanding of exposures in Medicine, Agriculture/Food/Cannabis, Environment/Industrial Settings, and Clinical Applications.

Ryland Giebelhaus, a Ph.D. student under the supervision of Dr. James Harynuk has been awarded with Doctoral Research Award: Canada Graduate Scholarships, with a total of $105.000 over three years.

Dr. Dajana Vuckovic (Concordia University) and her collaborators have been awarded $500,000 under the Discovery Horizons grants to improve the sampling of oxylipins and peptide hormones.

This May issue of MetaboNews features sponsored content by MetwareBio – Pioneer of Widely-Targeted Metabolomics. And two metabolomics conferences are coming in June.

The field of lipidomics emerged in 2003 and has advanced significantly in recent years, largely due to the advent of mass spectrometry (MS).