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
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!
CNPN-US HUPO Joint Seminar
For our first seminar after the summer break we are joining forces with US HUPO! In this second collaborative seminar we will hear from Dr. Chris Overall (University of British Columbia) and. Dr. Amy Weeks (University of Wisconsin–Madison). Join us as we explore innovative proteomic techniques aimed at studying PTMs, including proteolysis, and their profound impact on biological function. Registration is free!
Dr. Chris Overall
University of British Columbia
Dr. Amy Weeks
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Thank you for attending!
Spotlight on Manitoba Proteomics
This month, the Canadian Proteomics Network is showcasing the proteomics research from the University of Manitoba. Join us for this spotlight seminar to hear from Darien Yeung and Dr. Prasanta Paul. They will discuss using chromatographic peptide enrichment to accelerate proteomics experiments, and investigating the molecular basis of inhibitory drug treatments for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia using proteogenomics, respectively. Register below for this free event.
Darien Yeung
University of Manitoba
Accelerating proteomic analysis with non-specific enzymes and chromatographic peptide enrichment
Dr. Prasanta Paul
University of Manitoba
Proteogenomic approaches to understand the molecular basis of Ibrutinib and Venetoclax induced inhibition of Mitochondrial respiration in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)
MSACL x CNPN webinar
CNPN is collaborating with the Association for Mass Spectrometry & Advances in the Clinical Lab (MSACL) for this special June webinar. Dr. Philipp Lange (University of British Columbia) will present how the identification of therapeutic targets at the protein and pathway level by mass spectrometry-based proteomics can elucidate possible treatment targets. Specifically, he will discuss analytical and systems challenges and propose possible strategies to smooth the path to full clinical translation. Don’t miss this exciting seminar – register for free, today!
