REGISTER NOW FOR HUPO 2022

Take advantage of early-bird registration savings for the 21st Annual HUPO Congress. Join more than 700 proteomics professionals, including a diverse group of scientists, research and development staff, account and business development managers, laboratory leaders, and product specialists for four days of plenary sessions with world renowned presenters, workshops and an exhibit hall of many premier proteomics partners and supporters.

HUPO members will receive a significant discount on their congress registration fee (up to $200).

Register here by August 31, 2022

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The perfect environment to create memorable experiences! Enjoy an unforgettable stay in one of the most attractive destinations in Mexico. Fiesta Americana Condesa Cancun invites you to relax, delight and inspire yourself to enjoy unmatched experiences. The modern rooms with Mexican touches facilitate relaxation for enjoying all the activities offered by the resort.

International Conference Services Ltd. is the official housing bureau for HUPO 2022 and provides assistance with the coordination of accommodation requirements for the Congress.

Booking Deadline: Friday 28 October 2022 - 23:59 PST - Subject to availability.

Find out more about accommodation here.  

EXTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM AVAILABLE ONLINE

HUPO 2022 is excited to provide you with an excellent scientific program and a long-awaited opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues. Enjoy a robust program including Plenary Sessions, Concurrent Sessions, Pre-Congress Training Courses, Workshops, and much more. Browse the program by day and start planning your schedule.

Join these and many other renowned speakers throughout the Congress See full program here

Dr Giuseppe Palmisano is currently a Professor at the Department of Parasitology, University of São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. He obtained his Ph.D. degree in mitochondrial physiopathology in 2008 from University of Bari under the supervision of Prof. Sergio Papa and then completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Southern Denmark, Odense, under the supervision of Prof. Martin R. Larsen, developing methods for PTMs analysis in different biological samples. His current area of research is method development and application of proteomics to parasite infections (Chagas disease, Leishmaniasis and Placental Malaria) with a particular focus on regulatory mechanisms of PTMs-mediated cellular signals

Vision for the ETC: I am delighted to be able to contribute to the ETC by fostering the implementation of training programs for undergraduate and graduate students. These training programs will connect early career researchers from different institutions and expertise and help them grow.

The ETC has started to work on various workshops, courses and tutorials that we hope will contribute to the professional growth of HUPO members. We are pleased to share the "Stylish Academic Writings" training course information here. In collaboration with Westlakeomics, host of the event, live streaming is available for free or go to broadcast and watch the full-length replays in the embedded webpage. Please join us and let us know what you think.

Inspired by the success and great potential of the “Stylish Academic Writings Course” , the ETC is looking to establish another program, “Understanding Proteomics Workshop” that will be available online. We are looking for ideas, suggestions, expectations and format ideas that the audience would like to learn and understand about proteomics. Please send your suggestions to: guotiannan@westlake.edu.cn or Justyna.Fert-Bober@cshs.org

The HUPO Early Career Researcher (ECR) Initiative is an international proteomics community, which aims to provide networking and career development opportunities for early career researchers. To this end, the ECR Initiative has planned several activities during HUPO 2022 in Cancun, Mexico (December 4-8), such as mentoring sessions, a networking evening, and a variety of competitions (with cash prizes!) and more.

The ECR Initiative would like to sincerely thank everyone who submitted their manuscript to the ECR Manuscript Competition sponsored by Taylor & Francis. The judges were faced with an impressive body of work to evaluate! The ECR Initiative congratulates this year’s three finalists:

The ECR Initiative has relaunched its online panel discussion series to foster professional development and a space for mentorship. On June 29^th, the ECR Initiative, in collaboration with the Young Proteomics Investigators Club (YPIC) of the European Proteomics Association (EuPA), hosted a panel discussion covering the topic of scientific collaborations: "Choosing and Managing Collaborations: The Do's and Don'ts".

Submission Deadline Extended for the 10^th HPP Special Issue of the Journal of Proteome Research

The Journal of Proteome Research (JPR) is preparing to publish its 10^th annual special issue dedicated to highlighting the progress made on the HUPO Human Proteome Project (HPP). The JPR editorial team invites you to submit a manuscript for consideration by August 15, 2022.

For this special issue, the editorial team will consider research papers encompassing both the Chromosome-Centric Human Proteome Project (C-HPP) and the Biology and Disease Human Proteome Project (B/D-HPP), as well from the HPP Resource Pillars (Antibody, MS, Pathology, and Knowledgebase), and short definitive reports, submitted in the Letters format, on the discovery of a missing protein(s).

More details are available at the JPR website.

Dr. Lee is well known to many of us in HUPO, he is the leader of the Chromosome 11 team from Korea and is heavily involved in K-HUPO and organizing successful meetings and workshops in Korea. Dr. Lee replaces Dr. Je-Yoel Cho, also of Korea, as a past Co-Chair. He joins Dr. Lydie Lane as one of the two C-HPP Co-Chairs and Dr. Chris Overall as Chair of the C-HPP.

The C-HPP recently held a very successful 25^th C-HPP Workshop on “Accelerating the HPP Grand Challenge” in Algarve, Portugal on Friday, May 13, 2022 following the 2^nd Joint Meeting of Spanish, French, and Portuguese Proteomics Societies.

With over 70 attendees virtually and in person, considerable discussion ensued regarding the HPP Grand Challenge, introduced by the HPP Chair Charles Pineau. In addition, new Chromosome team members presented work from their labs and teams to introduce themselves and their expertise to the C-HPP. Dr. Gong Zhang, Chair Chromosome 8 C-HPP team presented "The discovery, function and evolution of the hidden human proteome translated from "non-coding RNAs”, which again stimulated considerable debate and an urge to include validated proteins encoded by so called non-coding mRNAs. Marina Gay, Spain discussed what top down proteomics can do to help the C-HPP achieve the discovery of proteoforms and missing proteins, and Dr Ulrich auf dem keller, the new lead for the new Danish Chromosome 21 team presented exciting advances in FAIMS and DIA for detecting missing proteins. Dr Lydie Lane presented a summary of the latest release of neXtProt and the advances made in enumerating the human proteome.

C-HPP Executive Committee: Chris Overall, Lydie Lane, Gong Zhang, Peter Horvatovich, Gilberto Domont and Fernando Corrales.