Barbara Vetter

THE IDENTIFICATION, DEVELOPMENT AND UTILISATION of talents have long been a central target of policy making across various domains, including education, business, sports and culture. For governments, the notion of talent has traditionally been associated with the meritocratic idea of ‘careers being open to talent’, with its emancipatory promise of upward social mobility based on individual merit and skill.

Once upon a time, modal epistemology was just a part of philosophical methodology, concerned with understanding our knowledge of metaphysical possibility and necessity as it impinges on philosophical questions about, say, the mind-body problem or the constitution of ordinary objects.

Abstract Virus-host protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are fundamental to viral infections, yet high-resolution identification within the native context of intact infected cells has remained an unsolved challenge. Here, we developed structural host-virus interactome profiling (SHVIP) that combines in situ cross-linking mass spectrometry with the enrichment of newly synthesized viral proteins from infected cells.