About

Team presentation

Core team

Samuel Wieczorek

After a first career as IT support technician, Sam obtained an engineering degree (2004) at “Conservatoire National des Arts et Metiers”, followed by a MS degree in computer sciences and a PhD in machine learning (2009) at Grenoble-Alpes University. Since then, he has been working as a research engineer at EDyP-lab, where he has been developing and maintaining software tools for proteomics. Sam has been involved in Prostar project since its beginning. He is the code guru and supervises all the software aspects of the project, such as coding, packaging, deployment, debugging, graphical user interfaces, etc.

Thomas Burger

Tom is a CNRS senior scientist. He holds two MS degrees in computer sciences and applied mathematics (2004), a PhD in pattern recognition (2007) and a Habilitation thesis (2017), all from Grenoble Alpes University. Tom was an associate professor in machine learning with South Brittany University (2008-2011), before rushing back to his beloved mountains, with a CNRS position at EDyP-lab. He is the principal investigator of Prostar project. His expertise focuses on the statistical, methodological and algorithmic aspects of proteomics data analysis.

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Occasional contributors

Beta-testing & co.

The entire EDyP proteomics platform (see www.edyp.fr): Prostar being permanently hosted by EDyP lab, the first users (the original ones, but also the testers) are naturally the lab members. They are all warmly acknowledged for their contributions.

Bug report

To report any issue with Prostar, it is best to use the devoted tab in Prostar software (click on Bug report in the Help menu), as it allows easy sharing of the session logs and data (essential to efficient debugging).

However, it is also possible to contact the development team by email (see team presentation).

Happiness report

If you are pleased with your Prostar experience, you can also send us a message (messages are not restricted to bug reports)!
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Do not forget to cite Prostar in your publications!