Proteomics & Metabolomics

Sept 23, 2026 CTMSDG Meeting Registration

September 23, 2026 5:00 pm

The Connecticut Mass Spectrometry Discussion Group (CTMSDG) announces our second event for 2026!  Many thanks to Bruker Corporation for sponsoring this event!  

 

Our Business Groups | Bruker

What: CTMSDG gathering featuring talks from researchers spanning academic, industry, and vendors plus cross-discipline networking opportunities.

Confirmed speakers include:

  • Guillame Tremintin, Ph.D., Bruker Biosystems
  • Dan Fabris, Ph.D., Harold S. Schwenk Sr. Distinguished Chair in Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, University of Connecticut
  • Early Career Scientist mini-talk opportunity* - see below for more details

When: Wednesday, September 23, 2026 from 5-7pm

Where: Innovation Partnership Building at the University of Connecticut, 159 Discovery Drive, Storrs CT 06269

Innovation Partnership Building | Werth Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation | University of Connecticut

PARKING: Free event parking will be available in the parking lots adjacent to IPB.

Who: All mass spectrometry enthusiasts from the southern New England region and beyond!

Cost: Free

*Early career scientist mini-talk opportunity: All graduate students, post-docs, and early career mass spectrometrists (<5 years from your terminal degree) are encouraged to submit a short (<200 words) abstract for a ~15 minute mini-talk on your own mass spectrometry-based research project.  Please include the following and send your abstract to jeremy.balsbaugh@uconn.edu for consideration:

Email subject line: CTMSDG EARLY CAREER SCIENTIST MINI-TALK ABSTRACT

Name and Affiliation:

Tentative talk title:

Abstract:

***Please note if you would like us to hold your abstract for consideration at future CTMSDG events if not chosen for the September 23, 2026 gathering in Storrs, CT.

Sept 2026 CTMSDG Registration Form

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Name*
Affliation:*

I am:*

My interests in mass spectrometry are primarily focused in:*