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Celebrating Women in Proteomics and Metabolomics

“…This is perhaps not surprising, as some of the fundamental knowledge that has promoted the founding of these fields of research has been supported by women scientists. Among these have been Dorothy Crowfoot Hodkin, Gerty Theresa Cori, Kamala Sohonie, Mildred Cohn, Ada Yonath, and Marie Mayard Daly, to name just a few, who have provided extraordinary insights into protein structure–function relationships, protein synthesis, subcellular composition, and cellular metabolism, transforming directions of research and means for therapeutic interventions. − This tradition of scientific excellence has been continued by many distinguished women scientists who inspire us and empower the next generation of researchers. Examples include the work of Catherine Fenselau in proteomics, metabolomics, and lipidomics, of Carol Robinson in analyzing intact proteins and complexes, of Carolyn Bertozzi, Catherine Costello, and Nicolle Packer in glycobiology, of Natalie Ahn in kinase-mediated signaling, of Anne-Claude Gingras and Alice Ting in protein interactions, of Emma Lundberg and Kathryn Lilley in spatial protein regulation, of Lisa Jones and Paola Picotti in structural proteomics, of Erin Baker in metabolomics, of Yu-Ju Chen in proteogenomics, of Olga Vitek and Olga Troyanskaya in computational biology, of Jennifer van Eyk, Peipei Ping, and Ying Ge in cardiovascular research, Lingjun Li in neurobiology, and of Michal Bassani-Sternberg and Nicola Ternette in immunopeptidomics.…”