Great job Dr. Angela R Kruse! One of many Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) images of the week.

Two incredible oral presentations coming from the Spraggins lab at #ASMS2023 Allison Esselman will unravel the molecular distribution of glomeruli using microscopy-directed high spatial resolution IMS, while jackie dives deep into the molecular distribution of S. aureus abscess

Mondays posters at #ASMS2023

As usual, Martin’s amazing images drew a crowd Am Soc for Mass Spec #imaging #TeamMassSpec

Tuesday #ASMS2023 poster presentations from the Spraggins lab

Check out our Wednesday lineup at #ASMS2023 including Allison Esselman talk on microscopy directed imaging.

Great job Katerina Djambazova! Very impressive panel on isomeric differentiation in molecular imaging. Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology

Great times at our Prentice Lab UF / Van de Plas Lab / Spraggins Lab dinner last night! Such a fun annual tradition and opportunity to get to know new friends at #ASMS2023. #teamMassSpec

Claire Scott ‘s first #ASMS2023 poster on her work developing methods for multimodal imaging of white matter hyperintensities was a hit! Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology

Integrated MALDI and CODEX - not your typical poster by a first year research assistant! The talented Ellie crushed it! Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology #ASMS2023

We always get asked about reproducibility and QC/QA.. Katerina Djambazova had the imaging community’s attention with her work addressing this challenge at #ASMS2023 as part of our Human BioMolecular Atlas Program (HuBMAP) and Kidney Precision Medicine Project efforts. Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology

Incredible presentation by Jacqueline Van Ardenne on the molecular distribution of staph infected kidneys! 👏👏👏 Special thanks to our collaborators on this project Eric Skaar and Van de Plas Lab

So happy for Jackie! Her presentation at #ASMS2023 on our work with Eric Skaar and Van de Plas Lab on how infection alters tissue microenvironments was simply stunning. Way to rep our lab and Vanderbilt Chemistry Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology

Always a surprise how well Chris can image bone by MALDI IMS. Lots of interest at Am Soc for Mass Spec in our work with @CassatLab on bone infection. Vanderbilt Chemistry

Out of the frying pan and into the pancreas! Dr. Angela R Kruse at @spragginslab used #3DMicroscopy to open a window pane within the pancreas showing a neural node. The pancreas makes enzymes necessary for the pandemonium of digestion, a real Pandora's box if ever there was one!

I’m so grateful to have the opportunity to work with such a great group of people Vanderbilt Cell and Developmental Biology

Congrats to Claire and Cody! Happy to be a part this program.