Our Mission

About The Facility

The mission of the University of Iowa’s Proteomics Facility is to empower the University of Iowa’s scientific community by providing access to state-of-the-art instrumentation, expert guidance, and high-quality proteomic data.

We are committed to advancing research through collaborative partnerships with faculty, students, and staff, ensuring the generation of clean samples and reliable, reproducible data.

Our Goal

To support discovery, innovation, and education in the life sciences by delivering excellence in proteomic analysis.

Our Staff

Our staff are available to provide expert guidance and comprehensive support across all proteomics and mass spectrometry workflows.

Start with a Conversation

Work with us

Study Design Consultation

A good experiment starts with a conversation

FREE!

Discuss your research question, biological replicates, sample requirements, and workflow selection before submitting samples.

Pilot Projects

Test an Approach

A small-scale pilot can evaluate feasibility, optimize sample preparation, and establish expected performance before committing valuable samples to a larger study.

Free for first-time users.

Collaborative Projects

Develop something together.

Projects involving substantial method development, experimental design, data interpretation, or new proteomics approaches may be suited to scientific collaboration.

Ready to Get Started?

Know what you need? Submit a sample.

Publishing or presenting data from our facility?
Please acknowledge the Proteomics Facility, and Let us know.

Acknowledge The Facility

Acknowledge the Facility

If data generated by the Proteomics Facility appear in your publication, poster, or presentation, please acknowledge us, and let us know when it happens.

Acknowledgments help us show the impact of the facility and support continued investment in instrumentation and services.

Read Our Authorship Guidelines

Suggested Acknowledgement

Proteomic analyses were performed by the University of Iowa Proteomics Facility, Carver College of Medicine.

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Co-authorship: When facility scientists make substantial intellectual contributions, co-authorship may be appropriate. See our Authorship Guidelines.