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The Proteomics Show

Ben Neely and Ben Orsburn
Proteomics
Mass Spectrometry
Genomics
Bioinformatics
Cancer Research
Alzheimer's Disease
Spatial Proteomics
Biochemistry
Single-Cell Proteomics
Cross-Linking Mass Spectrometry
Dementia
Post-Translational Modifications
Phd Research
DNA
Lymphoma
Wildlife Forensic Proteomics
Neurocognitive Outcomes
Olink
Machine Learning
RNA

Ben Orsburn and Ben Neely co-host a podcast series in a “fireside chat” format with prestigious proteomics researchers. The guests are great, the hosts are questionable.

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As part of the US HUPO sponsored "All the Parts", Ben and Ben sat down to talk with Dr. Rebekah Gundry, University of Nebraska Medical Center.

keywords: cardiovascular proteomics; heart development; heart failure; heart attack; cardiac arrest; pytho... more

A special live show from the 2026 International Single Cell Mass Spectrometry Conference (iSCMS) in London. Ben Orsburn was joined by special co-host Prof. Melanie Bailey from King’s College London, and they sat down to talk to Professor Edward Emmot... more

As part of the US HUPO sponsored "All the Parts", Ben and Ben sat down to talk with Dr. Stefan Ruhl, University at Buffalo.

keywords: spit; comparative proteomics of saliva; dentistry; oral health; swallowing; mucins; microbiome; gorilla

As part of the US HUPO sponsored "All the Parts", Ben and Ben sat down to talk with Dr. Keith Baar, University of California, Davis.

keywords: molecular exercise physiology; skeletal muscle; tendons; longevity; connective tissue disorders; Loeys-Die... more

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Recent Guests

Stefan Ruhl
Professor, Department of Oral Biology, University at Buffalo
University at Buffalo
Episode: Ep 112 - Saliva - Dr. Stefan Ruhl
Keith Baar
Professor of molecular exercise physiology
University of California, Davis
Episode: Ep 111 - Muscle - Dr. Keith Baar
Beatrice Dyring-Andersen
Associate professor at Copenhagen University and Zealand University Hospital
Copenhagen University and Zealand University Hospital
Episode: Ep 110 - Skin - Dr. Beatrice Dyring-Andersen
Laura Thompson
Research scientist with the Mystic Aquarium
Mystic Aquarium
Episode: Ep 109 - Blow - Dr. Laura Thompson
Kevin Schey
Stevenson Professor of Biochemistry and Professor of Ophthalmology at Vanderbilt University; Director of the Mass Spectrometry Institute
Vanderbilt University
Episode: Ep 108 - Eyeball - Dr. Kevin Schey
Dr. Jochen Schwenk
Professor of translational proteomics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and PsiLife
KTH Royal Institute of Technology; PsiLife
Episode: Ep 107 - Blood - Dr. Jochen Schwenk
Jennifer Mulligan
Associate Professor, Vice Chair of Research and Co-Director of the US Health Smell Disorders Program
University of Florida
Episode: Ep 106 - Snot - Dr. Jennifer Mulligan
Charles Schurman
Research scientist at the Buck Institute on Aging
Buck Institute on Aging
Episode: Ep 105 - Bones - Dr. Charles Schurman
Lekha Sleno
Professor at Université du Québec à Montréal
Université du Québec à Montréal
Episode: Ep 104 - Tears - Dr. Lekha Sleno

Hosts

Ben Orsburn
Co-host with a background in proteomics-focused podcast production and independent hosting.
Benjamin Neely
Co-host with expertise in proteomics, affiliated with academic and research institutions; often a collaborator with the show.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • Always educational and fun

    I learn something useful from every episode. The casual and friendly format always brings out the person behind the science. It is important to remind folks that scientists are not just emotionless robots in lab coats…

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PAW@PDX
    United States4 months ago
  • The one you need

    Super chill podcast about the world of (and around of) proteomics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Coorran
    Canada5 months ago
  • Organic Conversations

    The common sense questions asked by Ben Squared makes the science I don’t know interesting. This season is my favorite. What about another episode about bloods?

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wooly309
    United States5 months ago
  • Amazing podcast! I have never listened to podcasts until I found this one...and Ben showed me how to download a podcast app. Love the opening & closing music. Proteomics needs more death metal and polka music. You guys are halfway there. I'm encouraging (making) my students listen to this podcast as they learn proteomics and read foundational papers written by the guests. Wish I had this resource when I was entering the field. Keep it up!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    mike
    2 years ago
  • Organic Conversations

    Learning more about the science and the leaders in a conversational fashion. Sam appreciated the comments on competition and sportsmanship.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wooly309
    United States3 years ago

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Fans appreciate diverse guest expertise and practical lab insights.
Some comments want more validation discussions before accepting results.
Listeners praise educational depth and approachable banter.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep 113 - LIVE! from iSCMS 2026 - Dr. Edward Emmott
Q: What did you study for A-levels?
Ed describes studying biology, music, and chemistry, including a period where he considered a classical musician career before pivoting to science for stability and impact.
Ep 113 - LIVE! from iSCMS 2026 - Dr. Edward Emmott
Q: What is an origin story? Where were you born?
Ed explains his early life and the path that led him from Leicestershire to St Albans, then into virology and proteomics, highlighting the moments that steered him toward single-cell proteomics.
Ep 106 - Snot - Dr. Jennifer Mulligan
Q: What is the potential clinical impact of this work on treatments for nasal polyps and smell loss?
By linking mucus biomarkers to patient endotypes and response to biologics, clinicians may choose therapies more effectively, predict which patients will recover smell post-treatment, and eventually tailor interventions, including nasal supplements or targeted biologics, to individual patients.
Ep 106 - Snot - Dr. Jennifer Mulligan
Q: How have the researchers validated using nasal mucus as a surrogate for tissue?
They demonstrated that mucus composition varies by sampling site but correlates with broader airway biology; they also developed standardized collection methods and demonstrated inflammatory markers shifting pre- and post-surgery, supporting its use as a surrogate for tissue in translational studies.
Ep 106 - Snot - Dr. Jennifer Mulligan
Q: What makes snot a useful biofluid for research compared to blood or tissue?
Snot is readily accessible, reflects local mucosal processes, and can provide real-time biomarkers of airway inflammation and olfactory biology, making it valuable for hypothesis generation and tracking disease states with much less invasiveness than tissue biopsies.

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What is The Proteomics Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lively, science-forward show that blends accessible dialogue with deep dives into proteomics and related biomedical topics. Episodes span muscle and tissue biology, skin and tear proteomics, blood and vascular biology, brain research, eye proteomics, nasal mucus biomarkers, and methodological advances in sampling, mass spectrometry, and data analysis. A recurring strength is translating complex molecular science into practical insights, often featuring translational and clinical angles, cutting-edge techniques, and real-world lab anecdotes. The format favors senior researchers and practitioners who bring hands-on expertise, while the hosts' casual banter keeps the conversations approachable. For potential guests and sponsors, the show off... more

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Recent guests on The Proteomics Show include:

1. Stefan Ruhl
2. Keith Baar
3. Beatrice Dyring-Andersen
4. Laura Thompson
5. Kevin Schey
6. Dr. Jochen Schwenk
7. Jennifer Mulligan
8. Charles Schurman

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