This year, the Summerschool takes place under the umbrella of EuPA and FEBS in Kloster Neustift, Brixen/Bressanone, South Tyrol, Italy.

Proteomics technologies have become an integral part of modern life science research. It is an essential component of the systems biology view for the cell alongside the genome, transcriptome and metabolome levels. Furthermore, proteins are, by far, the most ‘reactive’ part of the cell as they execute and control many if not most biological processes. The advent of high-performance proteomics now makes it possible to study protein expression and regulation on a systems wide scale. The technological improvements made over the past decade have allowed the development of tools to interrogate not only the primary protein sequence but also their post-translational modifications, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structure. Advances in mass spectrometry and protein chemistry now allow measurement of all proteins and many of their modifications of a cell in a quantitative manner with temporal resolution.

The course contains educational talks, interactive tutorials & workshops covering technological basics, current best practises and future developments given by leading academic and industry experts. The extracurricular activities and the social events in the gothic cellar vault at our venue have proven to be an excellent environment for student and speaker interactions. This summer school is designed to provide graduate students and young postdoctoral scientists from academia and industry with deep insights into state-of-the-art proteomic technologies and applications in the life sciences.

The costs for all participants (covering accommodation, meals and special activities) will be 750 €.

Registration and abstract submission is already possible with a deadline on May 15^th, 2023.

All information can be found at https://advancedproteomics2023.febsevents.org/.