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Early Registration deadline for 2014 UF Metabolomics Workshop & Symposium fast approaching: April 30, 2014!
The 2014 Metabolomics Workshop & Symposium at SECIM will teach the basics of metabolomics, including introductions to analytical instrumentation, study design, and statistical analysis. Registration now available!
SECIM now accepting applications for 12-month metabolomics pilot project funding
SECIM seeks to enhance metabolomics research by providing support for investigators new to the metabolomics field, the development of new teams and partnerships, and high-risk/high-impact research. Successful pilot projects will provide preliminary data for new extramural grant application submissions.
UF receives grant to join national metabolomics consortium
The University of Florida today launched the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics with a five-year, $9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to help chart the course of biomedical discovery in the emerging field of metabolomics.
High Sensitivity NMR
Working with the National High Magnetic Field Lab and Agilent Technologies, SECIM developed a new NMR probe that is among the most sensitive NMR equipment in the world.
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Seminar, Apr. 18: Dr. Alpdogan Kantarci, The Forsyth Institute
Apr 14th, 2014
UF's College of Dentistry welcomes Dr. Alpdogan Kantarci of The Forsyth Institute for his presentation, "High-Throughput Analyses of Salivary Biomarkers of Inflammation."
Seminar, Apr. 7: Dr. Shankar Subramaniam, University of California, San Diego
Mar 27th, 2014
Shankar Subramaniam, Ph.D., will be visiting the University of Florida on Monday, Apr. 7, 2014, to present his seminar "Challenges in Systems Biology and Medicine."
UF’s Dr. Joanna Long announced as Associate Laboratory Director and co-PI of the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory
Mar 21st, 2014
UF Associate Professor and SECIM collaborator, Dr. Joanna Long, has earned a new role with the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory.