Using Skyline image/logo in graphical abstract for publication Alok  2020-01-08 17:13
 
Hello Skyline team,

Is it possible to use Skyline image in graphical abstract of a paper? We think it is good to include the logo as we will be making all Skyline files publicly available after the acceptance.

Thanks,
Alok
 
 
Mike MacCoss responded:  2020-01-08 17:53
Absolutely, let us know if you need a high resolution image.
-Mike
 
roman sakson responded:  2020-01-23 05:18
Dear Mike,

we are also preparing a manuscript that makes quite extensive use of Skyline (great software!). So, a high resolution picture (or vector graphic, ideally) would be highly appreciated! Do I need to provide an email or is it maybe possible to make it accessible on your homepage?

Thank you!

Roman
 
Mike MacCoss responded:  2020-01-23 14:37
Hi Roman,
Yes we will send you high resolution images. Given the requests we will try and post images somewhere on the website for people to use.

Thanks for your interest!
Mike
 
Brendan MacLean responded:  2020-01-23 14:51
I have uploaded the ZIP file containing our vector graphics images (*.eps) for the Skyline logo, and added a link to:

https://skyline.ms/papers.url

Enjoy!
 
roman sakson responded:  2020-01-24 00:32
Hi Brendan and Mike,

thank you for the fast response and for making it available!

Hope to see you in Houston,

Roman
 
roman sakson responded:  2022-01-21 15:25
Hi Brendan,

I decided to reopen this older thread, as I would now like to ask you to also kindly provide a vector graphics or high resolution image of the Panorama logo (I would like to mention its use for targeted peptide selection in my PhD thesis). Not sure whether I should have asked on the Panorama support board but I thought since we already have this very similar thread...

Thank you!
Roman
 
Mike MacCoss responded:  2022-01-22 10:31
Of course. We love that people want to use these graphics in their publications and dissertations. Let us know if you need anything from us.

Mike
 
roman sakson responded:  2022-01-22 18:26
Thank you, Mike! Skyline (and, more recently, Panorama) are really a vital tool for the bigger part of my research as well as teaching activities.

Looking forward to the online course next month!