For some weird reason this was the second most viewed post on this blog in all of 2022 (after #1, when I responsibly (and extremely legally, cleared by EVERYONE) released the details of the Orbitrap Assend).
I honestly don't know whether the post was popular because literally no one knew we had a Proteomics Standards Initiative, or if they thought one was a good idea.
LMAO!! I know that literally no one at all cared that it existed OR thought one was a good idea. The evidence speaks for itself.
However, just for fun, I have an inside agent who is (I'm not even kidding) actually going to attend it this year. For real and I'm going to leak the location and details for fake internet points.
It is in Gasselterboerveenshemond, in the Netherlands. The organizers, tired of being ignored, found the easiest to find city in all of Europe. The name is short -- and phonetic -- it is pronounced exactly as it is spelled.
You can hear someone saying it here, but it is basically EXACTLY how it looks
"Hoff-Dooberdy-Steff-Ert-StuFF-Ert-Almond"
You have no excuse for missing the riveting discussions at the PSI meeting with the easiest to type city in Europe for your GPS program of choice and literally everyone in the world will know exactly what train station you are aiming for.
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