HUPOST Editor: Aleksandra Nita-Lazar | Staff Editor: HUPO Office | December 2024

HUPO 2025: One Health Powered by Proteomics Save the Date!


Get ready for an extraordinary event in the world of proteomics! HUPO 2025, the 24th Human Proteome Organization World Congress, will take place at the Westin Harbour Castle, in the vibrant city of Toronto, Canada from November 9-13, 2025. This year’s theme, “One Health Powered by Proteomics”, spotlights the transformative role of proteomics in addressing global health challenges.

 

Key Dates to Remember:

  • February 2025: Registration, Housing, Abstract Submission and Travel Award Application Opens
  • May 16, 2025: Abstract Submission and Travel Award Application Ends
  • July 31, 2025: Early Registration Ends

 

Visit the Congress website for more details and to stay tuned for the latest updates. Don’t miss your glimpse into what HUPO 2025 has in store – watch the HUPO 2025 Video here!

 

Mark your calendars and join us in Toronto for HUPO 2025!


Together, let’s advance One Health through proteomics!

Visit HUPO 2025 Website

HUPO IAB Member Spotlight

In recognition and appreciation of the significant support, participation and guidance provided by HUPO's Industrial Advisory Board (IAB), one IAB member is highlighted each month. We encourage you to connect with these companies directly for further information about their involvement in HUPO and their products and services.

Waters SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS: A Structural Proteomics Powerhouse


A protein’s identity doesn’t stop with it’s amino acid sequence and post-translational modifications. Waters SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS is the perfect platform to elucidate a protein or protein complex’s higher-order structure using multiple orthogonal analytical approaches. Learn more about Waters structural biology solutions on waters.com.

 

The SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS hosts a truly flexible array of analytical features and capabilities including:

 

IMS & IMSn

The unique design of the SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS instrument facilitates advanced ion mobility experiments like multi-pass and IMSn experiments permitting a scalable separation space for proteins and protein-complexes including those under native conditions.

             

Collision Induced Unfolding & Native MS

CIU is a rapid analysis which generates data that can be used to differentiate the unfolding pattern of protein isoforms related to changes in tertiary structure, protein stability and protein-ligand binding. The Cyclic IMS is configured with a mass resolving quadrupole prior to the cIM device. This allows the optional selection of a protein’s m/z ion, simplifying data analysis and comparative data review.

 

Electron Capture Dissociation

ECD is incorporated in either the pre-or post-IMS spacer cell (can be switched between these positions) providing electron-based dissociation of ion mobility separated isomers or alternatively ion mobility separation of complex ECD protein fragment ions.

 

Surface Induced Dissociation

SID provides information about sub-unit stoichiometry for protein complexes. Combining SID with cyclic IMS allows the resolution of the different oligomeric states, which overlap in mass-to-charge but can be subsequently separated in the gas phase by ion mobility.

              

HDX-MS

The Cyclic IMS is the heart of Waters HDX solution. Ion mobility delivers exceptional separation space enabling the fast chromatographic methods needed to minimize back exchange. The solution can be expanded with Waters™ ACQUITY™ I-Class Binary Solvent Managers, and Trajan HDX Technology to support high-throughput, large-scale studies.

 

The SELECT SERIES Cyclic IMS instrument is a high performing instrument with an extremely flexible geometry. The advantages of the instrument for tandem mass spectrometry analysis are unparalleled, allowing pre-IMS, post-IMS and intra-cyclic collision-induced dissociation experiments to be performed enabling deep insights into

protein structure.

Visit the Structural Biology page on waters.com for more information.

ECR Committee Welcomes New Leadership 

After a remarkable term of inspiring leadership, our current committee chairs are passing the torch to a fresh team of dedicated early career researchers. This transition ensures that the ECR Committee continues to grow as a vibrant, inclusive space for fostering collaboration and professional development. We warmly thank Ruth Huttenhain and Mathieu Lavallée-Adam for their vision and commitment as chairs of this committee in the past terms.


Welcome to the new members stepping in to lead the ECR efforts forward: 


  • Co-Chairs: Livia Rosa and Charlotte Hutchings
  • VC Logistics: Emily Hashimoto-Roth
  • VC Online Activities: Jessica del Castillo Alferez
  • VC Communications: Ireshyn Govender
  • HPP Delegates: Christian Moritz (B/D-HPP) and Dongxue Wang (C-HPP)


Take a look at their bios here.


Stay tuned for updates on coming events for HUPO’s ECR initiatives including mentoring sessions, competitions and panel discussions!

Highlighting a member of HUPO, we invite a diverse group of researchers from different career stages, disciplines, geographical locations, and ethnicities to submit a profile for our monthly spotlight. This initiative aims to improve visibility of HUPO members, advertise research, and enhance the HUPO community. This month we are featuring:

Lindsay Pino, USA


What is your current position and location?

I am the CTO and cofounder of Talus Bio, located in Seattle WA USA.


How did you get started in the field of proteomics?

I first got interested in proteomics during high school after reading poetry written by Mattie Stepanek, who had mitochondrial myopathy. I was shocked and saddened that we knew exactly the mechanism of his disease, but had no way to treat it. This sparked my interest in biochemistry and molecular biology, which led to undergraduate research using proteomics to study mitochondrial ribosomes. After a few side adventures, including teaching TOEFL in South Korea for two years, I landed at Dr. Steve Carr's Proteomics Platform at the Broad Institute and really cemented by passion for proteomics there.


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As the year comes to a close and we embrace the holiday season, on behalf of HUPO President Jennifer Van Eyk and the entire Executive Committee and Council, we would like to take a moment to thank everyone for their hard work, dedication and contributions to HUPO and the proteomics community.


Wishing all HUPO members, committees, initiatives, working groups, the Industrial Advisory Board (IAB), and the proteomics community, a season filled with joy, warmth and well-deserved rest. Here's to a bright and successful 2025!

HUPO On-Demand Webinar Library

The HUPO Education and Training Committee (ETC) and the Early Career Researcher Committee (ECR), as well as other HUPO Initiatives have been hard at work organizing and providing very helpful and interesting webinars for the proteomics community. Recordings of these webinars can be found on the HUPO website here 

 

If you have any ideas or suggestions for webinar topics, please send an email to the HUPO Office and we’ll be sure to pass them along!

February 2-7, 2025

Ubuntu Proteomics Summer School

(Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa)


June 16-20, 2025 - EuPA 2025 Conference

(Saint-Malo, France)


November 9-13, 2025 - HUPO 2025 World Congress

(Toronto, Canada)

Renew or Join HUPO Today!

Renew or join HUPO to collaborate and connect with the global proteomics community, access cutting-edge research and advance your career through networking, partnerships and education.


Find out why HUPO is for you!


Member Benefits

  • Receive the discounted member registration fee at the HUPO Annual World Congress
  • Access free webinars and education
  • Complimentary job board listing for academic positions
  • Connect and collaborate with HUPO and industry members worldwide
  • And much, much more!


Renewing Your Membership

Annual membership renewals are happening now....if you receive an automated renewal notice directly from the HUPO membership system, be sure to renew today and stay connected! Find out how to renew your membership here.

Join or Renew Your Membership Today

The job board on the HUPO website is a valuable resource for both employers and individuals seeking ideas and opportunities.


See the latest job postings here!


If you have a job posting and would like to advertise it, send your information to office@hupo.org. For more information and job listing details - visit the website here.

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