Spotlight Series
An interactive proteomics seminar series by CNPN
FAQ
When and where do seminars take place?
of every month at 3PM (Eastern time)!
Can I rewatch seminars?
Yes! Seminars are recorded and available to our members.
Make sure to sign in and have an active membership.
Look for “Recordings” under the Spotlight Series tab.
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FAQ
When and where do seminars take place?
Seminars are typically held on Zoom the last Tuesday of every month at 3PM (Eastern time)!
Can I rewatch seminars?
Yes! Seminars are recorded and available to our members. Make sure to sign in and have an active membership. Look for “Recordings” under the Spotlight Series tab.
Stay in the loop
Sign up for our newsletter to be informed of upcoming events.
FAQ
When and where do seminars take place?
Seminars are typically held on Zoom the last Tuesday of every month at 3PM (Eastern time)!
Can I rewatch seminars?
Yes! Seminars are recorded and available to our members. Make sure to sign in and have an active membership. Look for “Recordings” under the Spotlight Series tab.
Stay in the loop
Sign up for our newsletter to be informed of upcoming events.
Upcoming seminars
October Proteomics Spotlight
Join us for CNPN’s final Seminar Spotlight of 2025, featuring Dr. Ji-Young Youn (SickKids) and Dr. Pat Murphy (University of Prince Edward Island). This session will explore how proteomics can uncover novel regulatory mechanisms of TDP-43 and the investigation of metabolite protein targets. Don’t miss this opportunity to wrap up the year with inspiring proteomics research, register for free below
Dr. Ji-Young Youn
SickKids
Functional Proteomics of TDP-43 Reveals Novel Regulatory Mechanisms Controlling Its Functions
Dr. Pat Murphy
University of PEI
Searching for protein targets of metabolites in human cells
There currently are no scheduled seminars.
Our seminar spotlight series is on break for the summer. We will be back in September with some exciting science!
Thank you for attending!
CNPN, HUPO ECR and US-HUPO ECR seminar spotlight
Conference savy: Strategies for success at international and national meetings
The CNPN, together with HUPO ECR and US-HUPO ECR, invites you to a special seminar aiming to provide practical tips to help you make the most of upcoming conferences, including HUPO 2025 and CNPN 2025. We’re delighted to welcome our speakers: Dr. Benjamin C. Orsburn (University of Pittsburgh), Dr. Laura Herring (University of North Carolina), and Dr. Mathieu Lavallée-Adam (University of Ottawa), who will share strategies for navigating networking opportunities, presenting research effectively, and maximizing your conference experience. Don’t miss this valuable event, join us for free!
Dr. Benjamin C. Osburn
University of Pittsburgh
Dr. Laura Herring
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Dr. Mathieu Lavallée-Adam
University of Ottawa
3-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition
CNPN is hosting its second annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition during the June Spotlight Seminar ! We invite graduate students (Master’s or Ph.D.) who are Canadian or enrolled at a Canadian institution to present their proteomics research in a creative and compelling way, in just 3 minutes. Attendees will get a chance to vote for their favourite presentation. Register for free below so you don’t miss the competition!
Farah Jayousi
University of British Columbia
Towards Single Cell Proteome Characterization of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Jay Savaliya
University of Regina
What happens when the so-called "harmless" vapor in e-cigarettes is inhaled over time?
Bianca Dupont
University of Ottawa
Probing CAR-T Interaction Networks Using Proximity Proteomics for Improved Immunotherapies
Saya Sedighi
University of Toronto
A proximity-dependent approach to expand the human cell map across multiple different cancer lines
Iryna Abramchuk
University of Ottawa
Smart Protein Interaction Detection in Human Cells
CNPN and US-HUPO spotlight on Proteomics in Human diseases
Dr. Jennifer Geddes-McAlister
University of Guelph
From prevention to treatment: a proteomics-driven approach to fungal disease
Dr. Ben Garcia
Washington University
Quantitative proteomics for understanding epigenetic mechanisms in human disease
CNPN Award Recipients Spotlight
Our April seminar series will showcase the winners of the CNPN 2024 awards. We’re excited to hear from Dr. Mike Moran (SickKids), CNPN Tony Pawson Proteomics awardee and Dr. Marie Brunet (Université de Sherbrooke), CNPN New Investigator awardee. Don’t miss this highly anticipated seminar!
Dr. Mike Moran
SickKids
Exploring Cancer Proteomes for Insights and Targets
Dr. Marie Brunet
Université de Sherbrooke
Learning translation towards a deeper exploration of our proteomes
Proteomics in Industry and Government Research Spotlight
The CNPN invites you to join us for an engaging seminar focusing on the role of proteomics in industry and government research. This month, we’re honored to welcome Dr. Jennifer Hill (Human Health Therapeutics, National Research Council Canada) and Dr. Andrew James (Director of External Research and Development, Sanofi Vaccines Business). Topics will include the potential of protein isoforms as biomarkers, as well as how proteomics can bridge molecular insights to vaccine development. Ensure your spot at this insightful event—register for free below!
Dr. Jennifer Hill
National Research Council
Protein Isoforms as Biomarkers: Benefits and Challenges
Dr. Andrew James
Sanofi
Proteomics, Structure and Function: Bridging Molecular Insights to Vaccine Development
Proteomics in Health Research Spotlight
Join us for the second seminar of 2025, highlighting advancements in proteomics health research. We’re excited to feature presentations by Nicole Hansmeier (University of Regina) and Dr. Lekha Sleno (Université du Québec à Montréal). This session will feature presentations on biomarker discovery and the impact of environmental exposures on lung health. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from these outstanding speakers. Register now for free below!
Dr. Nicole Hansmeier
University of Regina
Chronic Second-Hand Exposure to E-cigarette and Cannabis Aerosols: Histological and Proteomic Insights into Lung Health
Dr. Lekha Sleno
UQAM
Biomarker discovery research using LC-MS/MS based proteomics and metabolomics
Proteomics in Plant Research Spotlight
CNPN is kicking off the new year with special edition to our seminar series, where we will be putting a spotlight on plant proteomics! This month, we’re thrilled to welcome Dr. Glen Uhrig (University of Alberta), along with Dr. Lauren Grubb (University of Alberta). Please note that this seminar will take place on the last Wednesday of the month—a slight shift from our usual schedule. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to explore the latest insights in plant proteomics. Register for free below!
Dr. Glen Uhrig
University of Alberta
