Items of interest to the SECIM community.
Published: Jul 31st, 2019
Compound identification is the most critical step in metabolomics and exposome research. While recent years have brought improvements in informatics tools, in-silico databases and experimental mass spectral libraries, there are […]
Published: Jul 25th, 2019
SECIM and the Metabolomics Consortium Coordinating Center (M3C) proudly present Metabolomics Summer School. This free course is best suited for graduate students, postdocs, researchers and faculty interested in metabolomics for […]
Published: Feb 27th, 2019
We provide metabolomic profiling to the entire UF community and have built a library that enables metabolite detection in a variety of sample types.
Published: Jul 13th, 2018
SECIM is committed to offering pilot and feasibility funding for projects that support the advancement of metabolomics. View all of our awardees by clicking the link below.
Published: Feb 7th, 2018
The symposium will take place May 1-2, 2018 at the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, North Carolina
Published: Aug 23rd, 2017
We invite any and all interested parties to register to attend the 2017 ASMS Asilomar Conference in Pacific Grove, California, from September 39-October 3.
Published: Jan 16th, 2017
The 2018 SECIM Pilot and Feasibility program will begin accepting applications on January 16!
Published: Jun 2nd, 2016
SECIM’s Drs. Tim Garrett and Fariba Tayyari received recent recognition at the ninth annual UF/IFAS Florida Agricultural Experiment Station Research Awards on May 19, 2016.
Published: Apr 6th, 2016
Ms. Jacquelyn Walejko, University of Florida graduate PhD student, will present her metabolomics research on Wed., April 6, from 4-5pm, in MSB room M-304.
Published: Mar 8th, 2016
SECIM is proud to announce that its 5th Annual Metabolomics Workshop and Symposium will take place April 26-27, 2018 at the University of Florida Cancer and Genetics Research Complex (CGRC) in Gainesville, Florida. Registration will open soon!
Compound identification is the most critical step in metabolomics and exposome research. While recent years have brought improvements in informatics tools, in-silico databases and experimental mass spectral libraries, there are […]
SECIM and the Metabolomics Consortium Coordinating Center (M3C) proudly present Metabolomics Summer School. This free course is best suited for graduate students, postdocs, researchers and faculty interested in metabolomics for […]
We provide metabolomic profiling to the entire UF community and have built a library that enables metabolite detection in a variety of sample types.
SECIM is committed to offering pilot and feasibility funding for projects that support the advancement of metabolomics. View all of our awardees by clicking the link below.
The symposium will take place May 1-2, 2018 at the North Carolina Research Campus in Kannapolis, North Carolina