Nikolai Slavov Assistant Professor of Bioengineering n.slavov@neu.edu 617.373.5473 Expertise gene expression in cells, how cells coordinate growth, molecular and quantitative cell biology, regulating gene expression, stoichiometry among ribosomal proteins Nikolai Slavov in the Press Article Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) Semiconductor Chip Sequences Single Proteins “The authors report an interesting approach to sequencing peptides based on optical detection of proteins that recognize N-terminal amino acids,” said Nikolai Slavov, PhD, director of the single-cell proteomics center at the Northeastern University College of Engineering. Article Nature News Single-cell proteomics takes centre stage That study is one of at least half a dozen over the past year that have described single-cell proteomics strategies, tools and preliminary findings. And more are coming. In 2018, Nikolai Slavov, a systems biologist at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, hosted his first annual conference on single-cell proteomics, which attracted about 50 attendees. This […] Article The Scientist How statistics weakened mRNA’s predictive power Most biologists would likely have nodded at this conclusion and read on, but to bioengineer Nikolai Slavov of Northeastern University in Boston, the paper’s claim represented a statistical “elephant in the room,” he said. “It was clear to me that this was not consistent with their data from the moment I saw it, and that’s […] Nikolai Slavov for Northeastern Global News Northeastern University proteomics researcher receives grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to help map all cells in the human body to better understand cancer, diabetes, and other diseases Northeastern University proteomics researcher receives grant from Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to help map all cells in the human body to better understand cancer, diabetes, and other diseases Assistant professor Nikolai Slavov has developed a data-driven technique to detect more than 2,000 proteins in a single cell. How this researcher’s risky idea could mean big things for regenerative medicine How this researcher’s risky idea could mean big things for regenerative medicine Assistant professor Nikolai Slavov has devised a way to quantify 10x as many proteins in an individual cell as currently being identified. Engineering professor receives NIH ‘New Innovator Award’ for pioneering biomedical research Engineering professor receives NIH ‘New Innovator Award’ for pioneering biomedical research
Article Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) Semiconductor Chip Sequences Single Proteins “The authors report an interesting approach to sequencing peptides based on optical detection of proteins that recognize N-terminal amino acids,” said Nikolai Slavov, PhD, director of the single-cell proteomics center at the Northeastern University College of Engineering.
Article Nature News Single-cell proteomics takes centre stage That study is one of at least half a dozen over the past year that have described single-cell proteomics strategies, tools and preliminary findings. And more are coming. In 2018, Nikolai Slavov, a systems biologist at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, hosted his first annual conference on single-cell proteomics, which attracted about 50 attendees. This […]
Article The Scientist How statistics weakened mRNA’s predictive power Most biologists would likely have nodded at this conclusion and read on, but to bioengineer Nikolai Slavov of Northeastern University in Boston, the paper’s claim represented a statistical “elephant in the room,” he said. “It was clear to me that this was not consistent with their data from the moment I saw it, and that’s […]