External review board
User proposals submitted to the BioF:GREAT User Facility are assessed by subject-matter reviewers from outside the University of Georgia. Seventeen reviewers are currently engaged, drawn on as the science of each proposal requires; the pool expands as user demand and proposal topics change.
The board spans the range of work the facility supports — intracellular glycosylation and O-GlcNAc biology, N- and O-glycoproteomics, mass spectrometry and software, glycomics and glycolipids, parasite and zebrafish models, congenital disorders of glycosylation, plant synthetic biology, spatial proteomics and commercialization — across universities, research institutes, a genetic centre and industry.
Reviewers
Lauren Ball
Medical University of South Carolina
Proteomics core · O-GlcNAc
Michael Boyce
Duke University
Intracellular glycosylation
Chris M. Colangelo
Agilent Technologies
Proteomics
Joe Contessa
Yale University
N-linked glycosylation
Solomon Tebeje Gizaw
Addis Ababa University
Glycomics · glycolipids
Junfeng Ma
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Proteomics core · O-GlcNAc
John Magnani
University of Alabama at Birmingham
Commercialization · N-linked glycosylation
Jim Morris
Clemson University
Kinetoplast biology
Nicki Packer
Macquarie University
Structure and function
Nick Riley
University of Washington
O-glycosylation · software · mass spectrometry
Nick Seyfried
Emory University
Quantitative proteomics
Chad Slawson
University of Kansas
Intracellular glycosylation
Richard Steet
Greenwood Genetic Center
Zebrafish · congenital disorders of glycosylation
Stephanie Olivier-Van Stichelen
Medical College of Wisconsin
Intracellular glycosylation
Ramon C. Sun
University of Florida
Spatial proteomics
Kristian Swearingen
Institute for Systems Biology
O-fucose · mass spectrometry · parasitology
Catalin Voiniciuc
University of Florida
Plant synthetic biology
Serving as a reviewer
Researchers willing to review user proposals in their area of expertise are welcome to get in touch.