In our Nature Protocol, we present step by step instructions on how to make phosphatase inhibitor beads, enrich lysates for phosphoprotein phosphatases, multiplex, phosphopeptide enrich, and analyze samples by mass spectrometry to systematically study the major drivers of protein dephosphorylation.

Single cell Hi-C (scHi-C) maps chromatin spatial organization at single cell resolution, but the sparsity of the resulting data presents significant challenges in data analysis. We report a novel method, SnapHiC, which detects chromatin loops from scHi-C data at high sensitivity and specificity.

Raman spectroscopy is an essential technique of process analytical technologies used in the chemical and biopharmaceutical industry for uninterrupted monitoring of manufacturing processes. Now, it is also a powerful tool for monitoring solid-state milling reactions on vibratory ball mills.

Early detection of cancer is key to better outcomes for patients, and cancer screening using minimally invasive samples such as blood, urine, saliva and exfoliated cells is receiving increasing attention.

Glycosphingolipids (GSLs) are ubiquitous glycoconjugates present on the cell membrane, which play significant roles in organism. Analyzing such amphiphilic molecules is a major challenge in the field of glycosphingolipidomics. We provide a new method to analyze GSL glycans by a lectin microarray.

What are we, immigrant scientists to do with deteriorating parents? Leave them at nursing homes or with home health aides in faraway lands without immediate family nearby? Bring them over? Move back home? When the pandemic hit, I saw a new way out.

Pregnancy loss is a devastating event and whilst conventional autopsy techniques can provide parents with answers as to the cause of their loss, many decline due to its invasive nature. We describe micro-CT as an alternative to conventional autopsy and why this is more acceptable to parents.