Devin Schweppe
Assistant Professor at University of Washington
Seattle, Washington, United States
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Top SchoolDevin Schweppe is an Assistant Professor in Genome Sciences at the University of Washington with a decade of hands-on experience developing large-scale proteomics and mass spectrometry methods to probe cell biology and disease. His lab builds quantitative proteomics and chemical cross-linking approaches to map protein interactions and signaling networks, translating insights into potential therapeutic strategies against multi-drug resistant bacteria and cancer. Devin’s trajectory includes method development with Steven Gygi at Harvard Medical School and phosphoproteomics work on aberrant kinase signaling during his PhD, giving him deep expertise at the interface of technology and biology. Based in Seattle, he combines rigorous academic training with practical, translational aims and a history of tracing subtle post-translational modifications that reveal non-obvious regulatory mechanisms.
10 years of coding experience
Ph.D., Genetics, Molecular and Cellular Biology, Ph.D., Genetics, Molecular and Cellular Biology at Dartmouth CollegeB.A., Chemistry, B.A., Chemistry at Williams College
Github Skills (35)
graph-drawing10
database-sequence10
tandem10
cytoscapejs10
monocle10
shotgun10
theory10
network10
mass9
javascript9
visualization9
graph9
bioinformatics9
graph-theory9
sequence8
Programming languages (5)
Github contributions (5)
gygilab/Monocle
Aug 2019 - Nov 2021
Monocle is a tool for monoisotopic peak and accurate precursor m/z detection in shotgun proteomics experiments.
Contributions:200 commits, 5 PRs, 25 pushes in 2 years 3 months
peakbioinformaticsproteomicsshotgunproteomics-experiments
SchweppeLab/Handbook
Aug 2020 - Jun 2022
Contributions:23 commits, 33 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 10 months
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