EVOSEP AT HUPO 2019
September 15 – 19, Adelaide , Australia
HUPO (The Human Proteome Organization) presents and promotes proteomics through international collaborations, fostering the development of new technologies, techniques and training. A lot has happened since our first attendance at HUPO in 2017 and we are excited to be there, showcasing the next generation of technology for MS based omics.
Join us at booth #36 and learn more about out contribution to HUPO 2019 below.
Evosep Lunch seminar:
High-throughput proteomics with Evosep One


Meet Evosep for lunch and learn more about how customers are getting successful with our technology.
Speakers:
Increasing throughput with DIA and diaPASEF: from pre-clinical models to protein complexes,
Dr. Ben Collins, Group Leader, Collins Lab, Queens University,
School of Biological Sciences, Belfast
Using Artificial Intelligence on Ultrafast LC-MSMS-DIA runs for Bacterial Identification in Urine
Dr. Florence Roux-Dalvai, ADlab – Proteomics and Bioinformatics, Université Laval Research Center, Québec, QC, Canada
When: Wednesday, Sep. 18th, 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm

Bruker Daltonics breakfast seminar:
Tools for high productivity proteomics: timsTOF Pro, Evosep One and MaxQuant

In this breakfast seminar the combination of Evosep One, a highly robust microflow LC system, with the timsTOF Pro will be presented by Dr. Nicolai Bache, Head of Applications at Evosep in his talk:
High productivity proteomics with the timsTOF Pro and Evosep One
When: Tuesday, Sep. 17th
Where: Bruker Daltonics Breakfast Seminar, Hall E1
Meet us at booth #36

Meet members of the Evosep team at our booth and learn more about our novel technology. Do not forget to pick up some of our new material showcasing some impressive customer data using Evosep One.
Where: Booth #36 – See floor plan here
Do you want a personal meeting?

Scientific Presence
Find an overview of all abstracts presented at HUPO 2019 here
Talk
(204) Complex-centric proteome profiling in one day with SEC-SWATH-MS and short gradient analysis
Talk by Dr. Ben Collins, Group Leader, Collins Lab, Queens University, School of Biological Sciences, Belfast
When: Wednesday, Sep. 18th, 2:40 pm, Hall A
Talk
(206) High-throughput protein-protein interaction profiling for clinical applications
Dr. Claudia Martelli, Institute of Molecular Systems Biology, Department of Biology, ETH Zurich, Zurich
When: Wednesday, Sep. 18th, 3:10 pm, Hall A
Talk
(164) Rapid, sensitive and site-specific phosphoproteome profiling of EGFR signaling by data-independent acquisition
Talk by Prof. Jesper V. Olsen, Group Leader, Olsen Group, University of Copenhagen
When: Wednesday, Sep. 18th, 10:00 am, Hall A
Sunday – Monday poster sessions
Poster
(461) Scalable and Automated Plasma Workflow Based on the Thermo Scientific Q Exactive HF-X MS Platform
Authors: Jing Wang, Ryan Bomgarden, Sergei Snovida, Sarah Trusiak, Emily Chen
Poster
(490) High-throughput proteomic analysis of spatially distinct features of human brain tissue
Authors: Simon Davis, Connor Scott, Benedikt Kessler, Olaf Ansorge, Roman Fischer
Tuesday – Wednesday poster sessions
Poster
(736) Addressing throughput and detectability in targeted analysis of serum proteins
Authors: Robert Moulder, Santosh D Bhosale, Riitta Lahesmaa
Poster
(918) High throughput plasma proteomics with PASEF and 4D feature alignment
Authors: Thomas Kosinski, Raphael Heilig, Nicolai Bache, Ole Bjeld Horning, Pierre-Olivier Schmit, Lucy Woods, Roman Fisher, Heiner Koch
Poster
(812) Fast and accurate bacterial identification in clinical samples by MS-DIA crude signal mining using Machine Learning: application to Urinary Tract Infections
Authors: Florence Roux-Dalvai, Mickaël Leclercq, Marion Narbeburu, Nicolai Bache, Tabiwang N. Arrey, Clarisse Gotti-Barban, David Bouyssié, Camille Illiano, Claire Dauly, Maurice Boissinot, Odile Schiltz, Michel G. Bergeron and Arnaud Droit
Poster
(874) Cys-DIA – Cysteine specific DIA increase the proteome coverage
Authors: Muhammad Tahir, Arkadiusz Nawrocki, Martin R. Larsen
Poster
(934) Short gradient time LC-MS for clinical application to analysis of multiple samples
Authors: Keiko Yamamoto, Yoshitoshi Hirao, Bo Xu, Amr El Guoshy, Shuichiro Shimada, Shigeru Miyazaki, Tadashi Yamamoto