HUPOST Editor: Aleksandra Nita-Lazar | Staff Editor: HUPO Office | June 2025

HUPO 2025 Abstract Deadline Extended to June 20!


Get ready to take the global stage in Toronto! HUPO 2025 has extended its abstract submission deadline for Poster Presentations, the 3-Minute Thesis Competition, and the Poster Competition until June 20, 2025.



Poster Presentations – Showcase Your Science Visually

Submit your abstract to present a poster session at HUPO 2025 and engage with attendees through dynamic, visual storytelling. A great opportunity to highlight your findings and spark meaningful conversations.

Extended Deadline: June 20, 2025.

Submit your abstract: https://2025.hupo.org/call-for-abstracts/



Full Scientific Program Now Available!

Explore an exciting lineup of plenary talks, invited sessions, workshops, and panel discussions featuring leading voices in proteomics from around the world. Plan your congress experience in advance and discover the groundbreaking science and dynamic conversations awaiting you in Toronto.

View the full program: https://2025.hupo.org/scientific-program/




Stay updated on everything HUPO 2025.

We look forward to receiving your submissions!

Bioinformatics Hub – Lead an Interactive Session


Submit a proposal to organize a collaborative session in the Bioinformatics Hub. Designed for engagement and problem-solving, these sessions bring together the community to address challenges in proteomics.


Deadline: June 20, 2025

Submit your proposal:https://2025.hupo.org/bioinformatics-hub-interactive-presentations/

Early Career Researcher Committee (ECR)

Deadline Extension: HUPO ECR 3-Minute Thesis Competition


We’ve extended the deadline for our annual HUPO ECR 3-minute thesis competition - don’t miss your chance to apply.


Submit a lay abstract here.

For more information and full eligibility details click here.


The final deadline for submission is Friday June 20th (23:59 PDT).


We caught up with last year’s winner, Ericka Itang, who shared a powerful insight: "Simplifying doesn't mean dumbing down; it’s about finding the essence of the story and telling it well." It’s time to take the stage at HUPO 2025 and make your research shine!

Proudly Sponsored by Mass Dynamics:

Deadline Extension: HUPO ECR Poster Competition 


The deadline for poster-only abstract submissions for HUPO 2025 has been extended until Friday June 20th (23:59 PDT). With that, the deadline for the HUPO ECR Poster Competition has also been extended. All you have to do to apply is tick a box when submitting your abstract, it’s that easy.


To Learn More about Eligibility Criteria and How to Apply, Click Here.

This year’s HUPO ECR Poster Competition is proudly sponsored by Pelago Bioscience

Join us at HUPO 2025 for this year’s ECR Mentoring Sessions.


We’ve been busy working behind the scenes to organize three mentoring sessions to take place at HUPO 2025 in Toronto, Canada. We can’t wait to see you there.


Stay tuned for speaker announcements coming soon.

 

From PhD to Profession: Navigating Diverse Career Opportunities

(Sunday November 9th, 14:30-16:00)


Maximizing Your Research Impact: A Strategic Publication Plan

(Tuesday November 11th, 14:30-15:35)


Interdisciplinary Science: Communicating and Collaborating Across Fields

(Wednesday November 12th, 14:30-15:35)


Get ready for the Early Career Researcher Networking Evening at the 2025 HUPO World Congress in Toronto, Canada!

 

The HUPO Early Career Researcher Committee will be hosting a networking evening at the 2025 HUPO World Congress in Toronto, Canada!


This will be an entertaining evening for early career researchers from all over the world to meet and mingle. It’s a great opportunity to connect, not only with other early career researchers, but with researchers of all career stages too!

 

More details about our incredible event and venue are coming soon!

Education and Training Committee (ETC)

REGISTER NOW FOR THE NEXT ETC WEBINAR

Critical Role of Proteomics in Clinical Investigation

Prof. Michael Roehrl


Date: Thursday June 26th 2025

Time: 15:00 UTC


The HUPO Education and Training Committee is hosting an ongoing webinar series focused on the critical role of proteomics in Clinical investigation. This is a 6-part series held at 1 month intervals, brings together leading experts to discuss the latest advancements, challenges, and opportunities in applying proteomics to improve human health.


This webinar series is designed for researchers, clinicians, and anyone interested in learning more about the exciting field of clinical proteomics.


For Registration, Click Here

WATCH THE LATEST ETC WEBINAR

Use of Proteomics in Clinical Investigation

Professor Joshua LaBaer

On May 29, 2025 Professor Joshua LaBaer led a compelling session on the Use of Proteomics in Clinical Investigation.


The webinar is part of the ongoing HUPO Education and Training Committee’s six-part series, which brings together global leaders to discuss the pivotal role of proteomics in advancing human health. If you missed the session, be sure to catch the recording and stay tuned for upcoming webinars in the series.


Watch Full Webinar Here

HUPO BD HPP Q2 Presentation

WATCH THE LATEST BD HPP Q2 PRESENTATION

Metaproteomic initiative, iMOP and Single Cell Initiatives

Featuring the following initiatives:


Claudia Ctortecka - SCI

Benoit Kunath - Metaproteomics

Susana Cristobal - iMOP


Watch Full Webinar Here

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:

Francis O'Reilly, USA 


What is your current position and location?

I am a Stadtman Tenure-Track Investigator at the Center for Structural Biology within the National Cancer Institute (NCI), located in Frederick, Maryland.​ My research focuses on the intersection of structural biology and proteomics, primarily on developing the technology of crosslinking mass spectrometry to map the architecture of protein complexes inside the cell. 


How did you get started in the field of proteomics?

My journey into proteomics began during my PhD at EMBL Heidelberg, where I worked under the guidance of Anne-Claude Gavin and Martin Beck. I worked on combining proteomics with cryo-electron microscopy to improve the throughput of structural analysis, focusing on crude cell lysate fractions. This ambitious work was a moderate success, but both technologies were in a period of dramatic technological advances, which motivated me to pursue a career in method development at this interface. I moved to do my postdoctoral research at the Technical University of Berlin with Juri Rappsilber, a pioneer crosslinking mass spectrometry, where together we made huge conceptual and technical advances in the technique to identify and structurally characterize protein complexes both in vitro and inside cells. ​ 



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June 12-14, 2025 - 31st C-HPP Symposium

(Saint-Malo, France)


June 16-20, 2025 - EuPA 2025 Conference

(Saint-Malo, France)


July 21-25, 2025 - 16th MaxQuant Summer School

(Utrecht, The Netherlands)


November 9-13, 2025 - HUPO 2025 World Congress

(Toronto, Canada)

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