[Metabolomics] Seminar at VCCRI: Wed 20th March 9am

[Ben Crossett]

Hi Folks,



There is a metabolomics seminar at the Victor Chang on Wed 20th March:



Dr Sergey Tumanov, Ph.D.

Post-doctoral Scientist

Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute

Wednesday 20 March 2019, 09:00 AM

Host: Roland Stocker, Head Vascular Biology

Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute



"Heavy": How mass spectrometry-based stable isotope tracing can shape our understanding of cellular metabolism



Dr Tumanov is a postdoctoral research scientist in Prof. Roland Stocker's laboratory at the VCCRI. His current work is focused on understanding the metabolic alterations in atherosclerosis that lead to unstable plaque development and discovering new molecular imaging targets for identification of high-risk atherosclerotic plaques.

Sergey is originally from Belarus where he received his BSc and MSc in Analytical Chemistry, working in the field of bioanalytical chemistry and chemistry of bioconjugates. After graduation he was invited to start his PhD project at Auckland University in Dr Villas-Boas' laboratory studying metabolism in yeast. After completion of his PhD he joined Dr Jurre Kamphorst's laboratory at the Beatson Institute for Cancer Research in Glasgow, Scotland, where he worked as a post-doctoral research scientist on the utilization of 13C- and 2H-tracing and MS-based techniques to study lipid metabolism in cancer. This work included studying lipid droplet homeostasis in renal cancer, as well as cancer cell - fibroblast lipid cross talk and mevalonate pathway alterations in pancreatic cancer.

Kind regards,

Ben

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Subject: Upcoming Seminar at VCCRI

Hi All

I hope you are all well!

Please find attached a flyer for an upcoming seminar at the VCCRI that you (and/or your colleagues) may be interested in attending. Feel free to post this on a message board at your respective institutions or disseminate it to your colleagues who may be interested in attending. Hope to see you here on the day.

Best wishes

Mark

Associate Professor Mark P. Hodson | Head - Metabolomics | Victor Chang Innovation Centre
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