Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : A. Daniel Jones

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr Philip Britz-McKibbin

PAMM-net

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr John McLean, Dr Pieter Dorrestein

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr John McLean, Dr Pieter Dorrestein

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr John McLean, Dr Pieter Dorrestein

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr Oliver Fiehn, Dr Pieter Dorrestein

Host Institution: PAMM-net

Speaker : Dr Lloyd Sumner

Born in 1928, American molecular biologist James Watson is best known for jointly discovering the structure of DNA, for which he shared the 1962 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

In this webinar, organized by the NIH Metabolomics Interest Group, Dr. Karsten Suhre, of Weill Cornell Medicine – Qatar, reviewed work done by his group and collaborators in genome-wide association studies with concentrations of hundreds of small molecules (mGWAS), discussed extensions to multi-omics phenotypes, and outlined possible ways to translate mGWAS findings to clinical and biomedical applications.

Video of Grand Rounds Medical Presentation by Oliver Fiehn, PhD for the University of Minnesota on Using Metabolomics to Assess Drug Response Phenotypes.

Polyunsaturated fatty acid diets and metabolomics studies

Secondary Bile Acids Shape Colonization Resistance Against Clostridium difficile in the Large Intestine by Inhibiting Germination and Growth

In this webinar, Dr. Playdon explores the ways in which identifying biomarkers of dietary patterns and specific dietary exposures may provide tools to validate diet quality measurement, mitigate errors related to self-reported diet, and identify mechanistic mediators.

ILSI North America Food, Nutrition and Safety Program (FNSP) mid-year meeting

Metabolomics Reveal Dysregulation of Linoleic

Acid Metabolism in Bipolar Disorder

Metabolomic Analysis Reveals Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Metabolism Differences in Individuals with Bipolar Disorder

Towards a systems level understanding of microbial metabolism

Metabolomics in monitoring health and disease across thousands of people using longitudinal deep phenotyping

Host Institution: Pacific Northwest Nat’l Lab

Speaker: Jennifer Kyle

Host Institution: Argonne National Lab

Speaker: Christopher Henry

Tools and approaches

Speaker: David Wishart

Host Institution: U Edmonton, Alberta

Translational research in Diabetic Kidney Disease, why do we need new biomarkers?

Case study of lipidomic signature of progression of chronic kidney disease in the chronic renal kidney cohort.

In this webinar, organized by the NIH Metabolomics Interest Group, Dr. Cristina Menni, of King’s College London, described research using a metabolomics and interventional approach to identify novel metabolite markers for blood pressure and blood pressure phenotypes that were significantly associated with both blood pressure and mortality.