The resolution makes the data files huge as well. Higher scan speed will dramatically increase file size, with downstreem storage and processing logistical issues. IMHO.

We’re really interested in seeing if lower cost benchtop instruments could give enough useful info for the specific application of bacteria based biomanufacturing.

Thanks!
So Waters would be the people to go to for real answers. As we acknowledge in the paper, we got access to the instrument in it’s best, but not yet finished, state for proteomics, so probably not fair to judge the instrument adversely based on our results.

The paper was written with #quarto, and all analysis and figure generating #rstats code were included directly in the paper. Data was processed with DIANN from the excelent @vadim-demichev.bsky.social, and MSStats.

You get lines on a computer screen, and then you interpret them.

I saw the fish at the back as a single fish doing ironing.

Totally this. Space on the left, cut the woman on the right in half.

The early part of the article skirts amusingly close to suggesting fire was actually discovered in Suffolk.

On earth waste heat can be diverted to heat homes, offices, public swimming pools etc. There are examples of such projects. The same energy can be used twice, once for data wrangling, once for heat. Or, sure, just shoot it all into space.

That needs brave, principled politicians willing to show their working. Such people are sadly in short supply. But there isn’t a process fix for not having such politicians in charge.

My view is slightly opposit.
The phrase “Follow the science” was a dodge allowing the politicians to claim the authority of science, whilst passing off accountability to scientists. We need a better way for the electorate to hold how politicians accountable for the way they use scientific advice.

Titration. With a colour change end point. A really important stepping point to understanding metrology and quantitative analysis. Not a suitable stratagy for omics however.

Oh yes. Thank you for adding source!

I found this one very striking. Same idea, but without any actual cars visible. It shows space cars render too dangerous to use. The child in the foreground really hits how I feel walking on the streets with a child. That death is only inches; and one mistake; away.