HUPOST Editor: Ben Garcia | Staff Editor: Michele O'Bright | July 2022 |
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FINAL CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
Abstract Submission Deadline is Fast Approaching
The deadline for the HUPO 2022 World Congress Abstract Submission is just around the corner. Don’t miss the excellent opportunity to be part of the HUPO 2022 Congress program. Your research could be the key to rapidly accelerating the understanding of human biology at the cellular level and lay a foundation for the development of diagnostic, prognostic, therapeutic, and preventive medical applications.
The HUPO 2022 Congress Committee is pleased to have up to 50 oral presentation opportunities available for 2022. Students are encouraged to also apply for Travel Awards along with their submission.
COVID-19 SAFETY POLICY
The health and safety of all attendees is the upmost priority
With everyone's well-being in mind, HUPO is implementing the following COVID-19 Safety Policy for all Congress attendees:
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Mask Policy: Masks are to be worn by all attendees of the Congress while inside the conference center, except while eating or drinking
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Vaccination Policy: All attendees of the Congress are to be vaccinated according to the National Standards of the attendee’s country
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Negative COVID-19 Testing: All attendees must test prior to leaving home and present results of their negative COVID-19 test taken no more than 48 hours before arriving at the Congress. Rapid antigen tests or PCR tests are acceptable. For those who have very long-distance international travel, please contact us should you have problems regarding the 48-hour test requirements so that we can accommodate this
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COVID-19 rapid antigen tests will also be available onsite at the Congress
SEE IMPORTANT CONGRESS DETAILS HERE:
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Marketing & Outreach Committee (MOC) |
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Join the HUPO Marketing and Outreach Committee
If you are interested in actively contributing to MOC activities please send your CV, as well as a brief description of your motivation for applying, to marketing@hupo.org by the 31st July 2022.
Please Note: Diversity will be considered when choosing a successful applicant.
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Introducing Our Visual Identity!
Thank you to all that participated in the ECR Initiative Logo Competition! We received many beautiful submissions but could ultimately choose only one. With that, the ECR Initiative would like to sincerely congratulate Samuel Chazarin, whose design has been selected as our new logo and for winning the USD $200 cash prize!
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Deadline Extension for the 3-Minute Thesis Competition
It’s not too late! Are you a Ph.D. student, passionate about your doctoral research, and looking for an opportunity to test your communication skills? Then consider participating in the HUPO 2022 3-Minute Thesis Competition! Present your proteomics research in a 3-minute video, using a single static slide, suitable for a general audience with no background in biology. Twelve finalists will be selected to present their video at the HUPO 2022 World Congress in Cancun, Mexico (December 4 – 8, 2022). From this cohort, a winner will be awarded USD $300 and two runner-ups will each be awarded USD $100. Are you up for the challenge?
The extended deadline to submit your video to the 3-Minute Thesis Competition is July 8th, 2022. Click here to learn more about it!
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LAST CALL to Participate in the HUPO 2022 Poster Competition
Sponsored by Molecular Omics
Don’t miss your chance to participate in the HUPO 2022 Poster Competition, sponsored by Molecular Omics! All graduate students (Master’s and Ph.D.), as well as postdocs, are invited to participate in the HUPO 2022 Poster Competition taking place December 4 – 8, 2022, in Cancun, Mexico. To participate, graduate students and postdocs simply need to indicate in their abstract submission if they would like to participate in the competition. This can be done by clicking the appropriate box while completing your submission. Fifteen finalists will be selected for evaluation on-site in Cancun. Winners in both categories (graduate students and postdocs) will each receive USD $200 and four runner-ups will receive USD$100.
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Vote for Your Favorite Mentoring Session Topic for HUPO 2022
The ECR Initiative is preparing three mentoring sessions for the HUPO 2022 World Congress in Cancun. These exciting sessions will feature topics such as: “Imposter syndrome: What is it and how do you fight it?” and “Exploring non-academic career paths”. For the third session, we would like to hear from the early career researcher proteomics community. From the following topics, which one would you prefer to discuss?
A - Preparing for job applications and interviews
B - How to handle a social media presence (Google scholar, Research Gate, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.)
C - How to deal with failures? Learning experiences and opportunities
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Each month a member of HUPO is highlighted. A diverse group of researchers representing different career stages, disciplines, geographical locations, and ethnicities will be invited to submit a profile for the monthly highlight. This initiative will improve visibility of HUPO members, advertise research and enhance the HUPO community. This month we are featuring: |
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Ruth Hüttenhain, USA
What is your current position and location?
I am an Assistant Adjunct Professor at the University of Californian in San Francisco (UCSF) in the Department of Cellular and Molecular Pharmacology.
How did you get started in the field of proteomics?
In 2005 as part of my masters degree, I performed a research project at National Institute of Health under the supervision of Dr. Sonja Hess, for which I characterized hemoglobin variants using a combination of top down and bottom up proteomics approaches. This experience was transforming for me in many ways. Given my prior training in pharmaceutical sciences I had mainly worked on small molecules and became fascinated by the power and versatility of mass spectrometry to study proteins. It also was the first time that I was exposed to the international scientific community and opened my eyes about possible exciting career trajectories. As a result I decided instead of following my occupation as pharmacist to pursue a career in science and to learn more about mass spectrometry-based proteomics, which I have continued doing since then.
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Postdoctoral Position Available
at NIH
A postdoctoral position is available in the Functional Cellular Networks Section, Laboratory of Immune System Biology, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, NIH, Bethesda, MD. The successful candidate would join an interactive team of researchers in a collaborative scientific environment focused on systems immunology approaches to studying the Toll-like receptor signaling networks and other innate immune signaling pathways.
To view job requirements, application, and other details - click here.
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