Dear Colleagues,
The ABRF community represents a unique collection of core facilities experts
committed to sharing business and managerial knowledge to benefit the core
community. To provide a mechanism for locating subject-matter expertise, the
Core Administrator Network Coordinating Committee (CAN-CC) is launching a
searchable "Core Facility Experts" directory to serve as a resource to all ABRF
members. Subject areas include budgeting, rate-setting and financial
compliance, lean management, rigor and reproducibility, strategic planning,
Shared Instrumentation Grant strategies, legal and contractual issues for
cores, and others.
We need your help to make this a useful tool by identifying your primary areas
of business and managerial expertise. You can do this by logging
in<https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=https-3A__abrf.memberclicks.net_login-23_login&d=DwMF-g&c=l45AxH-kUV29SRQusp9vYR0n1GycN4_2jInuKy6zbqQ&r=vof_zydR8W2RsL5o90VLKbQSJpkyRvW0t4D9IVCM8HU&m=VXvF64HmLBmHpMUUj1SWjJogE77a3x-C71rUdr1Q6ug&s=cBUW5c0v13TglfCF7hwjUGJOQ4HvO8cysjdqpiktFz0&e=>
to the ABRF site, then navigating to "My Profile". From there you can "Edit"
your profile to select one or more "Core Facility Areas of Administrative
Expertise". Please take a few moments to complete this by Tuesday, September
8th.
On behalf of the CAN-CC, thank you.
Tom Colella
Executive Director, Operations
Arizona State University | Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development
t 480.965.6298 | f 480.965.9811
<email obscured><email obscured>> | https://cores.research.asu.edu/
We look forward to our upcoming Admin Town Hall Thursday, August 27th, at 1pm
Eastern time.
Register here:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwscOutqTMtGNA10jUro-CO2G-lN6UcewOj
As with all town halls, the agenda is flexible, but this month we are planning
to focus on a topic that affects ABRF members beyond administration. We would
like to ask how the core administrator’s role has changed in the COVID era, as
well as how it should change. For example:
- Has the administrator been able to act as a different kind of
advocate for the cores?
- Can the administrator provide cover or act as a shield for cores
from scientists or others who may be dissatisfied, for example, as a result of
COVID related bottlenecks?
- This is a time of anxiety for many core leaders and their staff. Do
cores have support from administrators in dealing with conflict or other staff
issues that may be new or especially exacerbated by these more stressful times?
- How can administrators create a more effective and consistent dialog
with cores to support their work?
- If you are experiencing gaps in resources, what would help fill
those gaps?
These are just a few of the questions posed for our discussion next Thursday.
Please feel free to send questions and suggestions to <email obscured> ahead of
time, as well as offer tools, resources, literature, and opinions to share with
your colleagues. We welcome core staff and leaders as well as administrators
for this important topic!
Andy Chitty
OHSU
What's the skillset Frances?
*Matt DeVries MS, MS*
*Administrative Director of Core Services and Shared Resources*
*Case Western Reserve University: School of Medicine - **Office of Research
Administration*
*Case Western Reserve University: Office of Research & Technology
Management*
*216.368.1266*
<email obscured> <email obscured>>*
On Wed, Aug 12, 2020 at 9:36 AM Frances Weis-Garcia <
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> If anyone had to lay someone off in the NYC area, one of our cores could a
> TEMP
> through the end of the year. I know it is not ideal, but in this
> environment
> it will give someone a foot in the door at MSK, a job for a few months and
> a
> good reference should they work well in the team.
>
> If you know of someone, please reach out to me at weisgarf @ mskcc.org /
> 646-888-2354.
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If anyone had to lay someone off in the NYC area, one of our cores could a TEMP
through the end of the year. I know it is not ideal, but in this environment
it will give someone a foot in the door at MSK, a job for a few months and a
good reference should they work well in the team.
If you know of someone, please reach out to me at weisgarf @ mskcc.org /
646-888-2354.
Hello Everyone,
We've rescheduled the next Core Admin Town Hall for August 27 and added a
simple registration function to help keep this on everyone's calendars:
When: Aug 27, 2020 01:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJwscOutqTMtGNA10jUro-CO2G-lN6UcewOj
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information
about joining the meeting.
Please send us your suggested topics for discussion...
Thank you.
Get your SUMS Seminar Series fix tomorrow! Dr. Ryan Leib will be reprising the
inaugural Mass Spec Fundamentals seminar -- if you weren't packed into the
conference room last December for the live event, here's your opportunity to
catch up. Ryan will cover the basic foundations of ion generation,
manipulation, and detection in a typical LC/MS experiment, and why it matters
to your research.
The series will then be taking a brief summer vacation, and kick off the fall
season with Dr. Nick Riley introducing glycoproteomics fundamentals on Sept. 3,
and recent glycoproteomic developments on Sept. 10. We look forward to seeing
you tomorrow, then again in September!
Upcoming webinars, Thursdays noon-1 Pacific time:
Thursday July 23, 2020
Mass Spec Fundamentals: What you didn't know you needed to know
Speaker: Ryan Leib, PhD - SUMS
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/5115941440751/WN_IkNmUK1DTGWstajweNTUGA>
Thursday September 3, 2020
Fundamentals: An introduction to MS-based glycoproteomics
Speaker: Nick Riley, PhD - Dept. of Chemistry, Stanford University
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/1415954471546/WN_l-ikGrMzQtuhCknp3-bYqQ>
Thursday September 10, 2020
Reasons to be excited about current efforts in glycoproteomics
Speaker: Nick Riley, PhD - Dept. of Chemistry, Stanford University
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/9215954473310/WN_rGnlNhoNReeDqlsTww4PVA>
Note: As many of us are gradually getting back into the lab and our schedules
may become less flexible, remember that registering for these webinars will
also give you access to the recording, to view at your convenience.
Feel free to send questions, feedback and ideas for future seminars to us at
<email obscured><email obscured>>.
Stay safe, physically distant, and socially connected!
Best,
Allis
COVID-19 update more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/covid-19>
SUMS aims to safely support the campus research restart and is operating under
Stanford's Stage 2 physical distancing rules. Meetings and seminars continue
to be held via Zoom.
SUMS Seminar Series more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/events>
Now online! Join us via Zoom on Thursdays
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Allis Chien, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
Vincent Coates Foundation Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
Stanford Cancer Institute Proteomics Shared Resource
Bass Biology Building, room 024 | 327 Campus Drive | Stanford, CA 94305
<email obscured><email obscured><email obscured>>
| 650.723.0710 | http://mass-spec.stanford.edu<http://mass-spec.stanford.edu>
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Colleagues –
I had a conversation earlier this week with Glen Itzkowitz, Stony Brook School
of Medicine (copied) which included a brief discussion on good models for
managing/administrating Biostatistics Core Facilities. It was brief because
neither Glen nor I had any info on a really great model to discuss. ☺ Thus we
are turning to you for your thoughts and current/best practices regarding
Biostats cores. We’d appreciate hearing the pros/cons of any models currently
in operation.
Stay safe!
All the best,
Julie
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Hi all,
This week we're privileged to host Professor Joe Beckman from Oregon State
University! Prof. Beckman will discuss electron-induced fragmentation, its
advantages and applications, and introduce a new electron-based fragmentation
device that can be retrofitted to existing mass spectrometers.
Next week, SUMS' Dr. Ryan Leib will be reprising the inaugural Mass Spec
Fundamentals seminar -- if you weren't packed into the conference room last
December for the live event, here's your opportunity to catch up.
Upcoming webinars, Thursdays noon-1 Pacific time:
Thursday July 16, 2020
Improved protein and PTM characterization with a practical electron-based
fragmentation on Q-ToFs and ion mobility separations
Speaker: Joe Beckman, PhD - Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry, Oregon
State University; CEO of e-MSion, Inc.
register here:
<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/3015936257215/WN_ydwQlHrUTvuIJmuEcQx1cQ>
Thursday July 23, 2020
Mass Spec Fundamentals: What you didn't know you needed to know
Speaker: Ryan Leib, PhD - SUMS
register here:
<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/5115941440751/WN_IkNmUK1DTGWstajweNTUGA>
Note: As many of us are gradually getting back into the lab and our schedules
may become less flexible, remember that registering for these webinars will
also give you access to the recording, to view at your convenience.
Feel free to send questions, feedback and ideas for future seminars to us at
<email obscured>.
Stay safe, physically distant, and socially connected!
Best,
Allis
COVID-19 update more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/covid-19>
SUMS aims to safely support the campus research restart and is operating under
Stanford's Stage 2 physical distancing rules. Meetings and seminars continue
to be held via Zoom.
SUMS Seminar Series more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/events>
Now online! Join us via Zoom on Thursdays
Rest of post
____________________________________________________________
Allis Chien, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
Vincent Coates Foundation Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
Stanford Cancer Institute Proteomics Shared Resource
Bass Biology Building, room 024 | 327 Campus Drive | Stanford, CA 94305
<email obscured><email obscured><email obscured>>
| 650.723.0710 | http://mass-spec.stanford.edu<http://mass-spec.stanford.edu>
____________________________________________________________
Thanks all for your support; Tom, there will be a quiz before I sign anything!
Annabelle Stein
www.annabelles-studio.com
ABS Consulting
Treasurer, MAD SSCi, a regional chapter of the ABRF
www.madssci.abrf.org
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From: Core Administrators Network Forum <email obscured>> On Behalf Of
tmchugh
Sent: Friday, July 10, 2020 11:41 AM
To: <email obscured>
Subject: Re: [core administrators network forum] Recharge rate setting manual
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Kudos to you Annabelle! And thank you for providing such a valuable resource
to our community.
All the best,
Julie
On 7/9/20, 7:19 AM, "Core Administrators Network Forum on behalf of annabelle"
<email obscured> on behalf of <email obscured>> wrote:
Recharge Rate Setting: Considerations, Compliance, Process
A handy guide to assist any recharge service center understand and work
through the rate setting process.
My self-published 32 page how-to manual covering all aspects of the rate
setting process is now available on www.lulu.com as a spiral bound printed
manual or a downloadable ebook.
Based on 12 years’ experience working with a range of core facilities and
presentations at ABRF and MAD SSCi, I cover the basics of recharge, pitfalls,
and best practices. Includes many illustrated graphics and examples.
Check it out:
https://www.lulu.com/search?q=recharge+rate+setting&adult_audience_rating=00
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I am going to bring my copy to the next ABRF meeting for an autograph! :o)
Congrats!! Great resource!!
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jul 9, 2020, at 9:06 AM, Mische, Sheenah
<email obscured>> wrote:
>
> Annabelle -
>
> Excellent resource!
>
>
> Thank you
>
> Sheenah
>
> ________________________________
> From: Core Administrators Network Forum <email obscured>> on behalf of
Philip E Hockberger <email obscured>>
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> Sent: Thursday, July 9, 2020 10:31:00 AM
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> Subject: Re: [core administrators network forum] Recharge rate setting manual
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> [EXTERNAL]
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> Congratulations, Annabelle - well done! Phil
>
> On 7/9/20, 9:19 AM, "Core Administrators Network Forum on behalf of
annabelle" <email obscured> on behalf of <email obscured>> wrote:
>
> Recharge Rate Setting: Considerations, Compliance, Process
> A handy guide to assist any recharge service center understand and work
through the rate setting process.
> My self-published 32 page how-to manual covering all aspects of the rate
setting process is now available on
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as a spiral bound printed manual or a downloadable ebook.
> Based on 12 years’ experience working with a range of core facilities and
presentations at ABRF and MAD SSCi, I cover the basics of recharge, pitfalls,
and best practices. Includes many illustrated graphics and examples.
> Check it out:
>
>
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Excellent resource!
Thank you
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Sent: Thursday, July 9, 2020 10:31:00 AM
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Subject: Re: [core administrators network forum] Recharge rate setting manual
[EXTERNAL]
Congratulations, Annabelle - well done! Phil
On 7/9/20, 9:19 AM, "Core Administrators Network Forum on behalf of annabelle"
<email obscured> on behalf of <email obscured>> wrote:
Recharge Rate Setting: Considerations, Compliance, Process
A handy guide to assist any recharge service center understand and work
through the rate setting process.
My self-published 32 page how-to manual covering all aspects of the rate
setting process is now available on
https://urldefense.com/v3/__http://www.lulu.com__;!!Dq0X2DkFhyF93HkjWTBQKhk!H1rC3HPu37qnrsZ3f7DRWg6FDsLh7nL_ksFjnNC_WVprAGYMQlmayIk9u3YEP59LM2QJVUeh_g$
as a spiral bound printed manual or a downloadable ebook.
Based on 12 years’ experience working with a range of core facilities and
presentations at ABRF and MAD SSCi, I cover the basics of recharge, pitfalls,
and best practices. Includes many illustrated graphics and examples.
Check it out:
https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.lulu.com/search?q=recharge*rate*setting&adult_audience_rating=00__;Kys!!Dq0X2DkFhyF93HkjWTBQKhk!H1rC3HPu37qnrsZ3f7DRWg6FDsLh7nL_ksFjnNC_WVprAGYMQlmayIk9u3YEP59LM2TZjBZulA$
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Recharge Rate Setting: Considerations, Compliance, Process
A handy guide to assist any recharge service center understand and work through
the rate setting process.
My self-published 32 page how-to manual covering all aspects of the rate
setting process is now available on www.lulu.com as a spiral bound printed
manual or a downloadable ebook.
Based on 12 years’ experience working with a range of core facilities and
presentations at ABRF and MAD SSCi, I cover the basics of recharge, pitfalls,
and best practices. Includes many illustrated graphics and examples.
Check it out:
https://www.lulu.com/search?q=recharge+rate+setting&adult_audience_rating=00
Join us in welcoming two guest speakers this month! This Thursday, Dr. Matias
Cabruja from the Stanford Dept. of Genetics will address the importance and
challenges of triacylglyceride analysis and share a new method for TAG
profiling. Next Thursday, Prof. Joe Beckman from Oregon State University will
discuss electron-induced fragmentation, its advantages and applications, and
introduce a new electron-based fragmentation device that can be retrofitted to
existing mass spectrometers.
Upcoming webinars, Thursdays noon-1 Pacific time:
<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015886386871/WN_0c0bmexLRUSm7QkT8YFw3g>
Thursday July 9, 2020
In-depth shotgun triacylglyceride profiling
Speaker: Matias Cabruja, PhD - Dept. of Genetics, Stanford
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015928632533/WN_VsM4EuUyTqaGvMIAyGlBPw>
<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015928632533/WN_VsM4EuUyTqaGvMIAyGlBPw>
<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015928632533/WN_VsM4EuUyTqaGvMIAyGlBPw>
Thursday July 16, 2020
Improved protein and PTM characterization with a practical electron-based
fragmentation on Q-ToFs and ion mobility separations
Speaker: Joe Beckman, PhD - Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry, Oregon
State University; CEO of e-MSion, Inc.
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/3015936257215/WN_ydwQlHrUTvuIJmuEcQx1cQ>
Thursday July 23, 2020
Mass Spec Fundamentals: What you didn't know you needed to know
Speaker: Ryan Leib, PhD - SUMS
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/5115941440751/WN_IkNmUK1DTGWstajweNTUGA>
Note: As many of us are gradually getting back into the lab and our schedules
may become less flexible, remember that registering for these webinars will
also give you access to the recording, to view at your convenience.
Feel free to send questions, feedback and ideas for future seminars to us at
<email obscured><email obscured>>.
Stay safe, physically distant, and socially connected!
Rest of post
Best,
Allis
COVID-19 update more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/covid-19>
SUMS aims to safely support the campus research restart and is operating under
Stanford's Stage 2 physical distancing rules. Meetings and seminars continue
to be held via Zoom.
SUMS Seminar Series more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/events>
Now online! Join us via Zoom on Thursdays
____________________________________________________________
Allis Chien, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
Vincent Coates Foundation Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
Stanford Cancer Institute Proteomics Shared Resource
Bass Biology Building, room 024 | 327 Campus Drive | Stanford, CA 94305
<email obscured><email obscured><email obscured>>
| 650.723.0710 | http://mass-spec.stanford.edu<http://mass-spec.stanford.edu>
____________________________________________________________
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Welcome to July, and the 2020 halfway point!
This week, SUMS' own Ludmila Alexandrova will be discussing the crucial concept
of "fit for purpose", and how it is applied in bioanalytical method validation.
Packed with practical information using real-world examples, this seminar will
help you get a handle on balancing analytical rigor and research requirements.
Thanks to all our panelists who contributed to the ASMS Reboot recap last week;
the recording is available
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/rec/share/vcZ4CpXc_DxJWI3EzVnwUel9MaDrX6a81XUer_IJxEvguNfUacOO9a0_yGxgT3Na?startTime=1593111671000>.
Upcoming webinars, Thursdays noon-1 Pacific time:
Thursday July 2, 2020
Fundamentals: Bioanalytical LC/MS method validation -- fit for purpose
Speaker: Ludmila Alexandrova, PhD - SUMS
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/3215886383363/WN_0c0bmexLRUSm7QkT8YFw3g>
Thursday July 9, 2020
In-depth shotgun triacylglyceride profiling
Speaker: Matias Cabruja, PhD - Dept. of Genetics, Stanford
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015928632533/WN_VsM4EuUyTqaGvMIAyGlBPw>
Thursday July 16, 2020
Improved protein and PTM characterization with a practical electron-based
fragmentation on Q-ToFs and ion mobility separations
Speaker: Joe Beckman, PhD - Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry, Oregon
State University; CEO of e-MSion, Inc.
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/3015936257215/WN_ydwQlHrUTvuIJmuEcQx1cQ>
Note: As many of us are gradually getting back into the lab and our schedules
may become less flexible, remember that registering for these webinars will
also give you access to the recording, to view at your convenience.
Feel free to send questions, feedback and ideas for future seminars to us at
<email obscured><email obscured>>.
Stay safe, physically distant, and socially connected!
Best,
Allis
COVID-19 update more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/covid-19>
SUMS aims to safely support the campus research restart and is operating under
Stanford's Stage 2 physical distancing rules. Meetings and seminars continue
to be held via Zoom.
SUMS Seminar Series more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/events>
Now online! Join us via Zoom on Thursdays
Rest of post
____________________________________________________________
Allis Chien, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
Vincent Coates Foundation Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
Stanford Cancer Institute Proteomics Shared Resource
Bass Biology Building, room 024 | 327 Campus Drive | Stanford, CA 94305
<email obscured><email obscured><email obscured>>
| 650.723.0710 | http://mass-spec.stanford.edu<http://mass-spec.stanford.edu>
____________________________________________________________
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Hi ABRFers! It's good to be able to greet you and let you know that the SUMS
Seminar Series is back online, after 3 weeks of hiatus during the American
Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) Reboot and Short Courses.
ASMS going virtual this year may have meant that you were able to participate
when you would not have been able to attend the physical conference. Or, with
so many other demands on your time, you may not have caught as much ASMS
content as planned.
Either way, we invite you to join Dr. Ryan Leib and a panel of contributors
this Thursday to recap the Reboot -- comparing notes, sharing highlights, and
discussing developments of interest. With recorded content available through
August 31st, find out which sessions are worth watching on-demand.
Note: As many of us are gradually getting back into the lab and our schedules
may become less flexible, remember that registering for these webinars will
also give you access to the recording, to view at your convenience.
Upcoming webinars, Thursdays noon-1 Pacific time:
Thursday June 25, 2020
ASMS Review: Recap the Reboot!
Host: Ryan Leib, PhD - SUMS
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/8115928970274/WN_N3B_B9wmSPGCHKyNz8VpGg>
Thursday July 2, 2020
Fundamentals: Bioanalytical LC/MS method validation -- fit for purpose
Speaker: Ludmila Alexandrova, PhD - SUMS
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/3215886383363/WN_0c0bmexLRUSm7QkT8YFw3g>
Thursday July 9, 2020
In-depth shotgun triacylglyceride profiling
Speaker: Matias Cabruja, PhD - Dept. of Genetics, Stanford
register
here<https://stanford.zoom.us/webinar/register/6015928632533/WN_VsM4EuUyTqaGvMIAyGlBPw>
Feel free to send questions, feedback and ideas for future seminars to us at
<email obscured><email obscured>>.
Stay safe, physically distant, and socially connected!
Best,
Allis
COVID-19 update more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/covid-19>
SUMS aims to safely support the campus research restart and is operating under
Stanford's Stage 2 physical distancing rules. Meetings and seminars continue
to be held via Zoom.
SUMS Seminar Series more info<https://mass-spec.stanford.edu/events>
Now online! Join us via Zoom on Thursdays
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Allis Chien, Ph.D.
Director, Stanford University Mass Spectrometry
Vincent Coates Foundation Mass Spectrometry Laboratory
Stanford Cancer Institute Proteomics Shared Resource
Bass Biology Building, room 024 | 327 Campus Drive | Stanford, CA 94305
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