Brendon Seale, PhD

Scientific Manager – Proteomics

Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute

Commercial advantage: Reproducibility and speed of commercially prepared nanoflow chromatography columns for the proteomics core lab

Abstract

Biosketch

Brendon Seale earned a PhD in Bioanalytical Chemistry from the University of Toronto under Professor Aaron Wheeler where he developed methods for reducing protein and peptide sample complexity using automated microfluidics and differential mobility spectrometry in line with mass spectrometry. Following his PhD, he completed a 2-year Mitacs ELEVATE post doctoral fellowship with Derek Wilson from York University & SCIEX, where he developed ion mobility methods for the analysis and understanding of peptides and proteins in the gas phase. Afterwards he joined the lab of Anne-Claude Gingras of the Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute as a research scientist working on the miniaturization of proximity protein interaction methods before being promoted to Scientific Manager of the Proteomics Core facility of the Network Biology Collaborative Centre at the LTRI. As Scientific Manager, he develops and implements advanced technologies for sample prep and mass spectrometry, designing workflows that make complex protein analysis more efficient, precise, and impactful for our research. He is also responsible for the training and education of graduate students in biology in the function, use, and care of various mass spectrometers.

Date
Date(s) - March 17, 2026
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Emplacement / Location
Université de Montréal - Campus MIL (Beer and pizza at 18h, conference at 19h in A-4502)