Do you (or your reviewers!) need more than a text file to prove you did some proteomics?
There are some nice DIA-NN tools out there now that make looking at these data at depth easier, and this is seems like a nice new entry.
Importantly, there was a point where DIA-NN started using something called a PARQUET file. Which is pronounced like this 1980s goodness, which I guess they still manufacture today...
This is the gold standard for people who like cooking to be unpredictable at different temperatures and to contain an extra dose of Calcium Sodium EDTA. Which is fine. I'm only putting it here because I kept saying "PARK-ETT" like a dummy.
Not all of the tools that people made before will accept the parquet files, but this new tool is specifically made for it.
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