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Last month three 蓝莓视频 Imperial BRC researchers received awards for research and utilisation of mass spectrometry in clinical practice at the annual MSACL (Mass Spectrometry: Applications to the Clinical Lab)听颈苍迟别谤苍补迟颈辞苍补濒听congress. MSACL annual听尘别别迟颈苍驳听brings together academic and industrial experts in the field of mass spectrometry to discuss its clinical applications in order to improve patients鈥� care and treatment.

顿谤听Petra Paizs, a PhD student within the Molecular听Phenomics听Theme, delivered a talk on her work in optimising analysis of faecal metabolites听in听patients with colorectal cancer and听inflammatory bowel disease,听which was recognised with听a Young Investigator Grant.听听

Dr Panagiotis听Vorkas,听investigator听in the Molecular听Phenomics听and Gut Health Themes,听presented听his听research into听biomarker discovery听for active and advancing atherogenesis,听which was supported by a travel award from MSACL.听听

And Professor Zoltan听Takats, Molecular听Phenomics听Theme Lead and Director of the National Phenome Centre, was recognised with the prestigious MSACL Distinguished Contribution Award for his outstanding achievements in research and application of clinical mass spectrometry. He delivered a keynote lecture at the congress, titled 鈥�15 years of Ambient Mass Spectrometry: From Amino Acid Clusters to Surgical Robotics鈥�.听听

Our Molecular Phenomics听Theme听forms part of听the National Phenome Centre听鈥� a听unique resource听available to听all听researchers听who would like to apply听metabolic profiling techniques for personalised medicine.