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engages in scientific and educational activities to encourage the use of proteomics technologies and to disseminate knowledge pertaining to the human proteome and that of model organisms.

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US HUPO (US Human Proteome Organization) is a non-profit educational and networking association for those engaged in proteomics technologies and research pertaining to the human proteome and model organisms.

US HUPO’s membership consists of over 350 scientists, post-docs and student members in the following fields:

Proteomics
Clinical Chemistry
Biomarker Development
Glycomics and Glyoproteomics
Lipidomics
Bioinformatics
Metabolomics
Mass Spectrometry Imaging
Multi-omics
Technology Development

US HUPO 2024

Join us at US HUPO's 20th Annual Conference in Portland, OR
on March 9 - 13, 2024!

https://www.ushupoconference.org/#

Announcements

US HUPO Member News - JUL 2023 Quarterly Newsletter
July 31, 2023
Don't miss the latest with US HUPO! Read the Quarterly Member's Newsletter.

Congratulations to our newest Lifetime US HUPO Member - Don Hunt!
June 1, 2023

Read about Dr. Hunt here.

Congratulations to our first Lifetime US HUPO Members - Catherine Fenselau and Ralph Bradshaw!
April 20, 2023
Read about Dr. Fenselau here.
Read about Dr. Bradshaw here.

US HUPO Member News - APR 2023 Quarterly Newsletter
April 6, 2023
Don't miss the latest with US HUPO! Read the Quarterly Member's Newsletter.

US HUPO Member News - JAN 2023 Quarterly Newsletter
January 10, 2023
Catch up on what's new with US HUPO! Read the Quarterly Member's Newsletter.

Listen to the "Road to Chicago" a Podcast Series Highlighting the 2023 US HUPO Conference Speakers -
Don't miss this special series by The Proteomics Show. You can catch all the episodes here. Hosted by US HUPO members Ben Orsburn and Ben Neely.