The American Chemical Society has honoured Albert Heck with the ‘ACS Frank H. Field and Joe L. Franklin Award for Outstanding Achievements in Mass Spectrometry’. Heck receives the award for his development of new methods and techniques to identify and study the structure and function...
This week BNR Radio interviewed Albert Heck about his recent publication in Cell Reports. Please click on the link below to tune in! Interview BNR ...
Last year two first drafts of the human proteome were made available [1,2]. These drafts provide an overview of all proteins detected in different cells and tissues of our body. As proteins are the prime molecular entities responsible for all biological processes these drafts tell...
In a recent, open access, article in Molecular Systems Biology researchers from the Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics Group at Utrecht University and The Netherlands Cancer Institute in Amsterdam, report on an integrated analysis of proteomic and phospho‐proteomic data from BRAF inhibitor‐treated melanoma cells and...
An international consortium including Prof. Albert Heck and former lab members Javier Munoz and Marco Benevento, has uncovered the molecular events underlying the biological processes of the creation of stem cells from specialized (e.g. skin) cells, a process called cellular reprogramming. The team also discovered...
The European Proteomics Association (EuPA) has awarded Albert Heck the Proteomics Pioneer Award 2014. This is the most prestigious award of the society. Heck is professor in Biomolecular Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics at Utrecht University and scientific director of the Netherlands Proteomics Centre and the...
Prof Christopher Dobson, who has been awarded the 2014 Dr. H.P. Heineken Prize for Biochemistry and Biophysics (USD 200,000), will be visiting Utrecht University on September 29. Dobson will give a lecture about his research for uncovering the manner in which proteins in the human body...
Please take a moment to listen to the 'De Kennis Van Nu' radio interview (in Dutch) with Prof. Albert Heck, which took place on Tuesday, June 24th. The interview is amongst others about the first draft of the human protein catalogue. Just click here to tune...