23rd Human Proteome Organization World Congress

Illuminating the human phosphoproteome by dose-resolved proteomics of clinical kinase inhibitors

Defining Signaling Networks - Functional PTMs

Defining signaling networks – functional PTMs

Oral presentation

Pharmacoproteomic profiling identifies secreted markers for aberrant drug action

Cell Biology Insights

Poster presentation

Mapping the human proteome with physical access to DNA

Organisation of the Proteome (PPI)

ProteomicsDB: connecting proteomes across species

New Technology: AI and Bioinformatics in Mass Spectrometry

Phosphoproteomics adds value to treatment recommendations in molecular tumor boards

Clinical Proteomics

Clinical Proteomics II

An end-to-end (phospho)proteomics data analysis platform for precision oncology of 1000 prospective pan-cancer patients

Photo-crosslinked peptide-RNA hybrids with tunable length map protein-RNA interfaces across the proteome and transcriptome

Structural Proteomics

Privacy-preserving multi-center differential protein abundance analysis with FedProt

AI and bioinformatics in mass spectrometry

Metadata matters: enhancing TBI proteomics

Data Integration: With Bioinformatics to Biological Knowledge

A comparison of peptide- and spectrum-centric search engines beyond bar charts

AI and Bioinformatics Approaches

Peering into the microbial world: exploring proteomic diversity across the bacterial domain of life for enhanced bacterial identification

Microbiology and Microbiome Analysis

PTMNavigator: interactive visualization of differentially regulated post-translational modifications in cellular signaling pathways

Conference room 1-2

The proteomes that feed the world: community effort to build a Crop Proteome Atlas

Pre-congress workshop

<p>Despite all the training researchers get during grad school and in a postdoc, no one teaches you how to run a productive lab. This workshop will present multiple philosophies towards running a proteomics or mass spectrometry lab given by established professors and PIs. Targeting early career professors, principal investigators, and PI-bound postdocs, this workshop will start with statements from each established panelist on how they got their labs established and predominantly focus on an interactive panel session. The discussion topics will include how to establish a lab community, how to mentor students, how to plan funding, how to manage your attention and focus, and how to prevent burnout. In short, the goal is to teach new and future PIs how to build lasting labs.</p>

Conference room 5-6

Principal Investigator School

Pre-congress training course

Panel discussion

<p><strong>Aims</strong></p>
<ol>
<li>Outline the increasingly important role of the HUPO community in drug discovery</li>
<li>Highlight opportunities for academic-industry partnership at the interface of CPDD.</li>
<li>Lay a strategic roadmap/Discuss key priorities for a HUPO Initiative on CPDD.</li>
</ol>

Conference room 3-4

Chemical proteomics and drug discovery

Discussion

Discussion round

Pre-congress speaker

Proteomics for basic and translational research across&nbsp;all kingdoms of life﻿

Plenary hall

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Opening plenary session

Plenary session

Plenary lecture

Plenary speaker

Bernhard Küster

Chair

Plenary speaker

Pre-congress speaker

Speaker

Further involvements