By the time the Singapore Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) congress began, streets were being closed ahead of the Formula One Grand Prix. The humidity was a considerable change from the snow outside last year’s meeting in Toronto.
HUPO assembled 1,428 delegates from 45 countries under the theme “Proteomics Plus: Transforming Lives.” Across the September 27–October 1 program, conversations kept returning to questions that reach beyond the proteomics community: who will develop disease, why treatment fails, and whether a computational model can help us decide which experiment to run next.
The program itself reflected a field broadening its reach. Alongside the main scientific sessions were pre-congress workshops and training courses, short flash talks linked to poster sessions, and mentoring and networking for early-career researchers. The Early Career Researcher (ECR) program also featured manuscript, poster and three-minute thesis…
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