The 2026 Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) World Congress will be held from September 27 to October 1, 2026 in Singapore, bringing together the global proteomics community under the theme “Proteomics Plus: Transforming Lives.”
The congress will highlight how advances in proteomics are driving innovation across healthcare and life sciences, from accelerating discoveries and improving patient outcomes to expanding our understanding of health and disease. Through scientific presentations, discussions, and collaboration, attendees will explore the transformative role of proteomics in shaping the future of healthcare.
Visit Illumina Booth #128 to discover how Illumina SomaSeq™ Discovery and Illumina SomaScan™ Discovery are advancing large-scale proteomics research. Built on a shared SOMAmer® technology foundation, these solutions enable comprehensive proteomic profiling across a wide range of applications, from biomarker discovery to population-scale studies. By delivering broad proteome coverage and high-quality, reproducible data, Illumina's proteomics portfolio empowers researchers to gain deeper insights into disease biology, cellular function, and therapeutic response. Combined with genomics and other multiomics approaches, these solutions are helping accelerate scientific discovery and precision medicine.
In addition, join Illumina's Industry-Supported Seminar Series on September 29 and 30, where leading experts will share the latest advances in proteomics and multiomics research, along with real-world applications that are driving new discoveries in human health and disease.
2 Day Industry-Supported Seminar (Lunch Provided)
Day 1: Tuesday, September 29, 2026 | 1215h – 1315h
Room: 334-336
SOMAmer®-based proteomics for Population-based studies: experience and insights from the SG100K study
Speakers:
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Prof. John Chambers
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Dalia Daujotyte, PhD
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Day 2: Wednesday, September 30, 2026 | 1215h – 1315h
Room: 334-336
Decoding Human Biology Through Proteomics: From Population Cohorts to Molecular Mechanisms
Speakers:
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Benoit Lehallier, PhD
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Maria Bueno Álvez, PhD
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Allan Stensballe, PhD
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