A proteomics core facility plays a critical role in enabling cutting-edge discovery, from single-cell profiling to large-scale translational studies. But as demand for higher sensitivity and faster turnaround grows, maintaining scientific rigor while scaling services becomes increasingly difficult. Challenges across core lab operations like sample variability, instrument performance drift, and data complexity can quickly impact reproducibility.
In this video, Dr. Hassan Gharibi, Manager of the Core Facility at the Karolinska Institute, explores what it takes to run high-performing single-cell proteomics workflows. He shares best practices in facility management, effective QA/QC strategies, and how user training supports consistency while driving throughput optimization.
Watch this video to discover:
- How to balance depth of proteome coverage with scalability and turnaround time
- Practical QA/QC approaches to reduce variability and improve confidence in results
- Key operational strategies for training users and streamlining proteomics services
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