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Unlock New Insights with Population-Scale Proteomics

Join leading researchers from across the Asia-Pacific region as they share how proteomics is accelerating discovery in population health, biomarker research, healthy aging, cancer research, and translational medicine.

Through real-world studies and expert presentations, learn how Illumina SomaSeq™ Discovery, Illumina SomaScan™ solutions, and KREX™ assays are enabling deeper biological insights across diverse research applications.

Date:

24 - 25 November 2026

Time:

08:30 am - 11:30 am (New Delhi)
10:00 am - 01:00 pm (Bangkok / Jakarta)
11:00 pm - 02:00 pm (Singapore / Kuala Lumpur)
12:00 pm - 03:00 pm (Tokyo / Seoul)
02:00 pm - 05:00 pm (Melbourne)
04:00 pm - 07:00 pm (Auckland)

What you will learn:

  • Applications of proteomics in large population cohorts and biobanks​​
  • Emerging approaches to biomarker discovery and translational research​
  • Best practices for scaling proteomics studies​
  • Quality control and standardization for population-scale projects​
  • Opportunities for scientific collaboration across APAC​

Featured Speakers:

Prof. Stuart Cordwell
The University of Sydney, Australia
Competition to Complementarity: Bringing Illumina SomaSeq into a Mass Spectrometry-Focused Environment

Dr. Nilanjana Sadhu
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
SOMAmer-Based Proteomic Profiling of a Multi-Ethnic Asian Population: Insights from the SG100K Study

Dr. Yuanjie Pang
Peking University, China
Population-Scale Proteomics: Translational Insights from the CKB Cohort

Prof. Leming Shi
Fudan University, China
Proteomics at Scale: Quality Control and Standardization for Large Population Cohort Studies

Dr. Iwao Waga
FonesLife Corporation, Japan
How Blood Proteomics Shapes Human Longevity: FonesVisuas with SomaScan Technology

Prof. Jing Liu
Beijing AnZhen Hospital, China
China Multi-Provincial Cohort Study: Thirty Years of Endeavors and Major Findings

Dr. Jessica Duarte
Monash University, Australia
Profiling the Humoral Immune Response for Cancer Biomarker Discovery

Explore how researchers across APAC are leveraging proteomics to drive the next generation of biomedical discovery.

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M-APAC-00025​

Date & Time
24 Nov. 2026
Location
South APAC
Topic
Cell & molecular biology research
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