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Pre-Congress Activities

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Pre-Congress Training Courses

Sunday, September 17, 2023
Registration Fee: 25 USD (to attend all four training courses)
Location: BEXCO Convention Center

These four exciting training courses are offered as three-hour onsite face-to-face meetings specifically designed for Early Career Researchers or new members of the HUPO/proteomics community. Each training course consists of several lectures followed by extended and engaging discussion time between the speakers and attendees.

Two courses will run concurrently in the morning and two in the afternoon. Registration to Pre-Congress Training Courses will give attendees access to all courses and can be purchased at the time of registration for the Congress. If you are already registered and would like to add a ticket for the Pre-Congress Training Courses, please contact hupo2023-registration@icsevents.com.

  • 09:00 – 12:00
  • 12:30 – 15:30
  • Pre-Congress Training Course 1 (PTC 1): Computational Proteomics/Bioinformatics
    Speakers: Meena Choi, USA / Wout Bittremieux, Belgium / Juergen Cox, Germany / Eunok Paek, South Korea
  • Pre-Congress Training Course 2 (PTC 2): Protein Interactions/Spatial Proteomics
    Speakers: Christoph Messmer, Switzerland / Ruijun Tian, China / Ling Hao, USA / Terence Poon, China
  • Pre-Congress Training Course 3 (PTC 3): Single Cell Proteomics
    Speakers: Aleksandra Binek, USA / Bogdan Budnik, USA / Si Wu, USA / Florian Rosenberger, Germany
  • Pre-Congress Training Course 4 (PTC 4): Proteomics 101
    Speakers: Stuart Cordwell, Australia / Wei Wu, Singapore / David R. Goodlett, USA

Pre-Congress Sessions “Big Questions in Proteomics”

Sunday, September 17, 2023
Registration Fee: 50 USD (to attend all six sessions)
Location: BEXCO Convention Center

These sessions were proposed and developed by groups or individuals from the proteomics community and selected by the organizing committee to support the main scientific program. Session organizers are asked to incorporate a variety of instructional approaches and provide an engaging and interactive environment.

  • 08:00 – 10:00
  • 10:15 – 12:15
  • 12:15 – 13:15
  • 13:15 – 15:15

Session 1 (SS01): Comprehensive Sample Preparation for Better Quality Data
Session 2 (SS02): The Non-canonical Proteome - A Novel Class of Clinically Targetable Antigens

Session 3 (SS03): Advancing Biomedical Research and Healthcare: Proteomics and Multi-Omics Integration for Precision Medicine
Session 4 (SS04): The π-HuB Project: the Proteomic Navigator of the Human Body

Lunch

Session 5 (SS05): Clinical Proteomics
Session 6 (SS06): Science, Ethics, and Equity: Considering all Aspects of the Human Proteome

Join us onsite Sunday, September 17 before the official Congress Kicks Off to enjoy some incredible Big Question in Proteomic Sessions. Registration includes participation to any of the sessions to be selected. Further details on each Big Question in Proteomic Session will be outlined soon. Registration Fee of $50 USD.

This is YOUR chance to influence the content presented at HUPO 2023.

The HUPO 2023 Core Committee invites submissions from individuals or groups to conduct “Big Questions in Proteomics” Sessions, which will be held on the first day of the Congress (Sunday, September 17) prior to the official opening of the Congress. Sessions are normally between 1.5 hours and 4 hours in length. All topics relevant to the “Big Questions in Proteomics” are welcomed.

What are some examples of Big Questions in Proteomics?

  1. Quantification and not just identification.
  2. Tools and methods for the analysis of all less studied PTMs.
  3. How dynamic is the proteome of an individual.
  4. Beyond identification and quantification of the proteome: How is the proteome organized?
  5. A function for every protein: What are the most effective strategies forward?
  6. Single cell proteome: From single cells to cellular interaction networks
  7. Multi-OMICS: What can we learn from Proteomics data & how can we integrate data?
  8. One proteome, many proteotypes: What can we learn from longitudinal proteotype analyses?
  9. Proteins don’t exist, proteoforms do: Which proteoforms co-exist and how can we learn about their role(s) in cellular signaling?

Session proposals that incorporate a variety of instructional approaches (e.g. lecture, interactive discussion) and provide an engaging and interactive environment are strongly encouraged. We welcome sessions that provide practical guidance for conducting and managing team science in a variety of contexts and settings. Industry can help with the creation of the session; however, the session is not to be used for the promotion of commercial products.

All proposals must be submitted online. Session submissions are due by April 20, 2023 for consideration, and submission acceptance notifications will be sent no later than May 17, 2023. Session space is limited and it is possible that not all proposals can be accommodated.

April 20, 2023Session Proposal Submission Deadline
May 17, 2023Acceptance Notifications including Confirmation of Session Time
July 12, 2023Final Agenda for Inclusion in Onsite Materials Required
September 17, 2023Live Session Day

Session proposals should include a one-page summary of the session, including:

  • Description of session
  • Statement regarding how the session can benefit HUPO 2023 Congress attendees
  • Three main objectives for the session
  • Proposed speakers including affiliation and contact information
  • Intended audience for session
  • Proposed length of session (1.5 – 4 hours)

Session proposals should include a one-page summary of the session, including:

  • Description of session
  • Statement regarding how the session can benefit HUPO 2023 Congress attendees
  • Three main objectives for the session
  • Proposed speakers including affiliation and contact information
  • Intended audience for session
  • Proposed length of session (1.5 – 4 hours)
  • If your session proposal is accepted, the HUPO 2023 Congress will provide a session room at the Congress venue with basic AV equipment (projector, screen, microphones).
  • The Congress will not be able to provide any additional financial support for food & beverage, additional AV expenses, speaker support or any other expenses. Should you require financial support, the Congress may approve registration fees being charged to attendees, which should cover these costs. Please provide a budget with a cost estimate and proposed registration fees as part of your workshop proposal.
  • The session will be listed in the program on the website, mobile app and in all official Congress materials, however, you are encouraged to personally invite people to attend the session. Anyone attending the session will have to be registered for the HUPO 2023 Congress.
  • It will be the organizer’s responsibility to make all arrangements for the session including speaker arrangements.
  • The final agenda for inclusion in the onsite materials must be submitted to the Congress Secretariat no later than July 14, 2023.
  • Industry can help with the creation of the session; however, the session is not to be used for the promotion of commercial products or services.

Each session proposal will be evaluated according to the relevance of its topic, the expertise and experience of the session organizers, and the session’s potential for attracting participants and generating useful results and discussions. We underline the importance of active and creative sessions that foster a collaborative environment and incorporate a variety of instructional approaches. We welcome sessions that provide practical guidance for conducting and managing team science in a variety of contexts and settings.

For any questions, please contact: hupo2023-program@icsevents.com

C-HPP Workshop on Next Steps for the C-HPP and neXtProt

September 17, 2023
Location: Centum Premier Hotel (Chelsea and Liverpool Rooms)

Agenda
The main foci for the Workshop are (i) short business meeting for reports and C-HPP Chromosome team updates and elections. Then we move to the second focus of this workshop which would be new directions for the C-HPP with a Human Proteome PTM action plan, MPs, and CP50 (as part of the Grand Challenge) and neXtProt.

Preliminary Program

  • 09:30
  • 10:00 – 12:00
  • 12:00 – 13:00
  • 13:00 – 15:00
  • 15:00

Meet and Greet with Coffee/Tea

Session 1

  • Welcome, quick Chromosome Team updates:
  • neXtProt, human proteome numbers from the 2023-04-18 release (Lydie Lane, Eric Deutsch, Nuno Banderia)
  • HPP (Cecilia Lindskog)
  • JPR Special Issue (Chris Overall)
  • Other business from matters arising from the PIC
  • Special presentation on “Chemoproteomics as an enabling technology for the aims of the C-HPP for PTM, MPs or CP50 research” by Ho Jeong Kwon, Director, Chemical Genomics Leader Research Initiative, Yonsei University, President-Elect, Korean Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (KSBMB)

Lunch

Session 2

  • Future Aims and plans for the C-HPP/HPP and neXtProt
  • Discussions will include new directions for the C-HPP with an action plan for Human Proteome PTM, MPs, and CP50 (as part of the Grand Challenge) incorporating neXtProt

Meeting Closes