Next Gen Proteomics

Unleash the Power of Proteomics in Your Research

20TH - 21st November 2024

2pm - 6:30pm GMT / 9am - 1:30pm EST

A new era of proteomics is rapidly emerging. As we move into the post-genomics era, innovative, next generation technologies are unlocking the use of complex proteomics approaches for all scientists, across research, pharma and clinical sectors.

Yet, the pace of development is so rapid, the variety of new technologies so great, and the opportunity of proteomics is so profound, how do you keep up? Where should you invest? What technologies will make the biggest difference to your work? And how will you and your organisation capitalize on proteomics in the months and years to come?

That’s where this Next Gen Proteomics event will help you. Packed full of expert discussion, data-rich case studies, new technology showcases, and emerging proteomics approaches, this digital event will act as your one-stop-shop for unleashing the true potential of proteomics in your work.

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  • Innovative Technologies: Explore the latest high-throughput techniques that are revealing the intricate connections between the proteome and genome.

  • New Biomarkers. Discover how to identify new biomarkers using the latest proteomics technologies and how they can be used to identify new disease biomarkers.

  • Pharma R&D. Uncover how innovative pharma researchers are leveraging new proteomics approaches in drug discovery and development.

  • Proteogenomics. Unravel the new possibilities of integrating proteogenomics in research, paving the way for the next generation of precision medicine.

  • Protein Sequencing & Proteoforms. Stay updated on the latest strides in protein sequencing and the comprehensive identification of whole proteoforms.

  • Single-Cell Proteomics. Hear more about the advantages of isolating protein expression within single cells and how to increase the sensitivity of your investigations.

  • AI-Powered Proteomics: Experience firsthand how cutting-edge proteomics platforms and AI models are advancing the field of protein characterization.

our speakers

  • Ying Ge

    PROFESSOR & DIRECTOR OF THE HUMAN PROTEOMICS PROGRAM

    UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON

  • Ana Robles

    PROGRAM DIRECTOR, OFFICE OF CANCER CLINICAL PROTEOMICS RESEARCH

    NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE (NCI)

  • Benjamin Sun

    DIRECTOR

    BRISTOL MYERS SQUIBB

  • Keenan Walker

    INVESTIGATOR & DIRECTOR OF THE MIND UNIT

    NATIONAL INSTITUTE ON AGING (NIA/NIH)

  • Karin Rodland

    DIRECTOR PRECISION MEDICINE INNOVATION

    PACIFIC NORTHWEST NATIONAL LABORATORY

  • Yeoun Jin Kim

    SENIOR DIRECTOR

    ASTRAZENECA

  • RYAN KELLY

    PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY AND BIOCHEMISTRY

    BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY (BYU)

  • Meena Choi

    PRINCIPAL BIOINFORMATICS SCIENTIST

    GENENTECH

  • JOSEPH ZAIA

    PROFESSOR, BIOCHEMISTRY & CELL BIOLOGY

    BOSTON UNIVERSITY

  • XINYAN WU

    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF PHARMACOLOGY

    MAYO CLINIC

  • Birgit Schilling

    PROFESSOR

    BUCK INSTITUTE OF RESEARCH AND AGING

  • Zhengming Chen

    RICHARD PETO PROFESSOR OF EPIDEMOLOGY

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD

  • Fredrik Edfors

    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

    SCILIFELAB

  • Liangliang Sun

    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

  • Wout Bittremieux

    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

    UNIVERSITY OF ANTWERP

  • WASSIM GABRIEL

    PHD STUDENT (MATHIAS WILHEM LAB)

    TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MUNICH

  • cindy lawley

    SENIOR DIRECTOR OF POPULATION HEALTH

    OLINK

  • Adam Lewandowski

    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR & DEPUTY CHIEF SCIENTIST

    UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD & UK BIOBANK

Access the latest intelligence in proteomics and work out what it means for your work

  • Next Gen Proteomics is completely free to attend. This means you can benefit from everything the event offers without impacting your budget. It also means your entire team can attend, as well as anyone in your network who you think would benefit.

  • This digital event is available to you live, including speaker Q&A, and also on-demand for two weeks following the live broadcast.

    This means that by registering in advance, you can access and re-watch all sessions whenever you like, working around your busy schedule and gathering useful intelligence at a time that suits you.

  • We all understand, by now, why proteomics offers such a great opportunity in life sciences. This event will skip past the theory, offering attendees practical resources, tools, tips, ideas and intelligence that will make a difference to your work. Expect data-rich case studies, demonstrations and discussion that brings proteomics theory to life.

“Speaking at FoG Live was an amazing experience. It allowed me to reach scientists from different parts of the world, greatly enhancing the outreach of my research. I’m eager to participate in the next meeting and highly recommend these events to anyone looking to connect with various instrument experts.”

Carolina Oses Sepluvida, Researcher & Lab Manager, SciLifeLab

“my experience with the organization and this event was absolutely positive and I’d definitely recommend this series of events without any reservation.”

Si Wu, Senior Bioinfomatician, AbbVie

Koichi Hashikawa, Senior Computational Scientist, Johnson & Johnson

"I really enjoyed FOG live both as an audience and a speaker. Kudos to all the folks in FOG for their great platform and excellent organization. I would highly recommend this to my colleagues in the future."

What’s on the agenda

  • Next Gen Proteomics is for all researchers, pharma R&D professionals and clinicians who already understand the potential of proteomics in their work, but now need to understand more about the new tools and technologies that are rapidly emerging.

    For instance, those working in pharma, disease-research, clinical applications, or those working in fields such as single cell/spatial analysis, multi-omics, genomics/proteogenomics and related areas.  It’s also for people who are already using more traditional proteomics approaches but are now looking towards adoption of new technologies.


  • Key topics being discussed include:

    • Proteomic profiling of new disease biomarkers.

    • Leveraging/targeting the proteome in new drug discovery and development.

    • Next generation proteogenomics.

    • Advances in protein sequencing and the move towards characterization of whole proteoforms.

    • Single call and spatial proteomics.

    • New AI models and innovations in protein characterisation.

    • Is proteomics following in the footsteps of genomics? Find out in the Day 1 Keynote Panel

    • Get the latest from the proteome in drug discovery in Session 2 of Day 1

    • Where are we at with single-cell proteomics? Learn about the ultrasensitive methods recently available.

    • Join the final sessions of Day 2 to discover the state of the art in AI proteomics

Including speakers from

  • Abbvie logo
  • Astrazeneca logo
  • Earlham Institute Logo
  • The Francis Crick Institute Logo
  • Genentech logo

FAQs

  • Next Gen Proteomics was created to connect scientists working on proteomics projects with the support they need, without having to pay for conference fees and travel expenses! The live formats allow you to make your questions and challenges the centre of the discussion. In this way you can truly transform your proteomics research.

  • FoG Live is free for anyone to attend. We have end user and vendor tickets, and following registration, before the event, you will receive an access link to the event portal and full on-demand access for two weeks after the event.

  • 24-48 hours before the event you will recieve an email with your link to access the event platform. There will be reminders sent on the build-up to the event instructing you how to access the platform.

  • Not at all! The sessions are recorded and you can always catch up on-demand.

  • Yes absolutely. The sessions run for 4.5 hours on both days and you have complete flexibility to enter and leave the virtual stage as often as you like.

  • Yes, recordings of all sessions will be made available to those that register following the event. Recordings will be found on the event platform following the event and attendees will be notified when recordings are available and they will be available for two weeks from that date.

  • Interested in sponsoring? Great! We have a dedicated sponsor page describing the opportunities to you. It may be too late to sponsor this FoG Live, but these events are here to stay and you can reach out on the sponsorship page and we will be in touch with other opportunities.

  • While there might not be room to speak at this event. FoG Live is here to stay. Please submit a contact request and we will be in touch to discuss speaking opportunities.

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Proteomics Resource HUB

Intelligence Reports, White Papers, Features and Webinars.

The Resource Hub is your destination for pre-event browsing or post-event consolidation.