Confirmed Speakers
Additional Speakers are added as they confirm (Names appear
in Alphabetical Order):
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| Dr. Ruedi Aebersold |
Dr. Alex Archakov |
Dr. Philip Andrews |
| Dr. Robert Balaban |
Dr. Ron Beavis |
Dr. Carl Borrebaeck |
| Dr. Marshall Bern |
Dr. Brian Chait |
Dr. Daniel Chan |
| Dr. Ben Cravatt |
Dr. Robert Cotter |
Dr. Michel Desjardins |
| Dr. Michael Dunn |
Dr. Maria Gaczynska |
Dr. Angelika Gorg |
| Dr. Albert Heck |
Dr. Fuchu He |
Dr. Denis Hochstrasser |
| Dr. Bill Hancock |
Dr. Randy Julian |
Dr. Jeroen Krijgsveld |
| Dr. Joshua Labaer |
Dr. Helmut Meyer |
Dr. Martin McIntosh |
| Dr. Young-Ki Paik |
Dr. Scott Patterson |
Dr. Richard Simpson |
| Dr. Richard Smith |
Dr. Raymond Stevens |
Dr. Naoyuki Taniguchi |
| Dr. Jenny Van Eyk |
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Keynote Lectures
Dr. Rolf Apweiler: Proteomic Databases and Data Standardization.
Dr. Raymond J. Deshaies: Proteomic Characterization of the
UPS.
Dr. Don Hunt: An Overview of Mass Spectrometry Technology.
Dr. Neil Kelleher: Deciphering Human Proteomes with Mass
Spectrometry.
Dr. Stephen Quake: The State-of-the-art In Nanotechnology.
Dr. Michael Snyder: Antibody Arrays and Protein Identifications.
Dr. Mike Tyers: Systems Biology and Cellular Networks.
Plenary Lectures on HUPO Initiatives
Dr. Samir Hanash: Proteomics and HUPO Initiatives
Dr. John Bergeron: Organelle Proteomics and HUPO Initiatives
Dr. Mathias Uhlen: HUPO Antibody Initiative
Dr. Jan Schnitzer: HUPO Biomarker Initiative: Vascular Proteomics
and Biomarker Validation
Plenary Lectures on Pioneers in Proteomics
Dr. Klaus Biemann on “Mass Spectrometry: A historical
Perspective“.
Dr. Howard Morris on “Proteomic Sciences: Decades of
Investigations“.
Invited Lectures on The Next Generations In Proteomics
Dr. Brian Haab (United States) on “Protein Arrays
and Applications”.
Dr. Andrew Emili (Canada) on “Large Scale Proteomic
Profiling”.
Dr. Lennart Martens (Belgium) on “Protein Annotations”.
Dr. Young Yil Bahk (Korea) on “Proteomic Analyses of
Signaling Networks”.
Dr. Kathryn Lilley (United Kingdom) on “Applications
of Quantitative Proteomics”..
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