Galaxy will again have a strong presence at the 2015 ASMS meeting.

Day	Time	Location	Presentation	Speaker	Links
June 1	5:45	Room 123/124	Workshop: The Galaxy Framework for MS-based Informatics	See below
June 2	8:50	Room 130/132	The quest for novel proteoforms: integration of proteomics and ribosome profiling based translatomics	Gerben Menschaert	Slides
	9:50	Room 130/132	SearchGUI and PeptideShaker deployed in the Galaxy framework: A powerful informatics platform for protein identification and beyond	Ira Cooke
	10:30	Poster Session, Odd Numbered	Poster TP 127: Democratizing and expanding the reach of DIA Mass Spectrometry: Developing OpenSWATH tools and workflows within user-friendly Galaxy-P platform.	Pratik Jagtap	Poster
			Poster TP 131: Plugging Proteomics Peptide-Spectral Match Visualization into Galaxy	James Johnson	Poster
	12:00	Poster Session, Even Numbered	Poster TP 366: Metaproteomic analysis of human cervical-vaginal fluid in residual Pap tests: Insights into the cervical microbiome	Tim Griffin
			Poster TP 638: Revealing Pathways In COPD-Associated Lung Cancer Large-Scale Quantitative Multiomic Analysis	Brian Sandri
June 4	10:30	Poster Session, Odd Numbered	Poster ThP 455: A Novel Analytical-Informatics Platform Reveals the Hidden Tryptic Peptidome and Improves Multi-omic Applications	Candace Guerrero
			Poster ThP 467: Combining ribosome profiling and proteomics to discover micropeptides, translation products from small open reading frames	Volodimir Olexiouk	Poster
	12:00	Poster Session, Even Numbered	Poster ThP 468: Automated classification of translated genomic elements identified by proteomics informed by transcriptomics	Shyamasree Saha

Workshop 4: The Galaxy Framework for MS-based Informatics

Monday, 5:45-7:00 PM, Room 123/124
Tim Griffin (presiding), University of Minnesota

This workshop will provide attendees a look at some emerging applications in biological MS that are challenging to researchers, and where Galaxy offers an informatics solution. Informal presentations will be given by experts on these applications, with a focus on providing useful details on how these software and workflows can be accessed and used immediately. Audience questions and discussion on usability and other issues will be fielded and facilitated. An informal panel discussion with the presenters will follow the presentations.

Presenters and expected topics will include:

Talk	Topic	Speaker	Links
1.	The Proteoformer Pipeline for RiboProfiling and MS-based Proteomics	Gerben Menschaert, Ghent University
2.	Galaxy-based PeptideShaker tools and applications, with a focus on downstream applications	Ira Cooke, La Trobe University / Pratik Jagtap, University of Minnesota	Slides
3.	Targeted Proteomics tools in Galaxy	Shyamasree Saha, Queen Mary University of London

Ample time will be offered for questions from attendees and discussion. Presenters will be available for an informal panel discussion in the final part of the workshop.

Flyer

You are encouraged to print this handy flyer prepared by the Galaxy-P Project and take with you.