Event HUPO 2026
Where Suntec Singapore
When 27 September to 1 October 2026
Find us at Booth 224

Proteomics, and
everything it connects to.

Agent-ready omics for fast-moving scientists. We're bringing it to HUPO.

Connected Reproducible Dynamic
Your discoveries compound on us. 25th Human Proteome Organization World Congress
At the booth

Bring your messiest dataset.
We'll open it with you.

Real datasets, real conversations, live demos every afternoon of the congress. Bring your proteomics, bring what sits alongside it, and let's look at it together.

Find us at

Booth 224

Come with a question, a problem you have been stuck on, or just to say hi. Live demos run every afternoon, timed to the poster sessions.

Welcome Sunday 27 September · 6:00pm to 7:30pm · in the exhibit hall
Booth open Mon 28 & Tue 29 Sep · 8:30am to 5:00pm
Wed 30 Sep · 8:30am to 4:00pm
Live demos Mon 28 to Wed 30 Sep · 1:15pm to 3:00pm daily
Timed to the poster sessions
Where Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre · Level 3
Mass Dynamics at the booth, crowd gathered for a live demo
Posters · ×3

Where the science gets shared.

Three posters from the Mass Dynamics team this year. Stop by to dig into the methods, we love a good methods conversation.

Poster · PS01.031a

Benchmarking AI Agents for Reproducible Visualization Generation in Mass Dynamics 3.0 Proteomics Workflows

Presenter Dr Andrew Webb
When Mon 28 Sep · 1:15pm to 3:00pm
Where Poster Session 1, exhibit hall
Poster · PS01.049

From Proteins to PTMs: Unified and Confident Multi-Layer Proteomics Analysis in Mass Dynamics 3.0

Presenter Dr Giuseppe Infusini
When Mon 28 Sep · 1:15pm to 3:00pm
Where Poster Session 1, exhibit hall
Poster · PS02.060

Bridging Proteomics and Transcriptomics: A Graph Knowledge Base for Multi-Omics Entity Mapping, Coexpression and Coregulation

Presenter Dr Andrew Webb
When Tues 29 Sep · 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Where Poster Session 3, exhibit hall

All three posters sit in the afternoon poster sessions, the same window our live demos run at the booth. Come to either, or both.

A first look, at the booth

We're opening something up at HUPO. An open innovation initiative we've been building quietly.

Come and find us in Singapore and you'll be among the first to see it.

Find the booth →
Workshop PW09 · Sunday 27 September

Entrepreneurship in proteomics.

Scaling science into sustainable companies. Fourth time we've run it — no slides, no pitches, and it runs under the Chatham House Rule.

Entrepreneurship is a mindset, not a job title. This session is for scientists who end up building the thing that doesn't exist yet, whether that becomes a company, a tool, a core facility service, or just a better way of working.

We'll get into the financial and operational reality: capital strategy, the move from academic research to venture-backed enterprise, bootstrapping against non-dilutive funding against seed and Series A, and keeping scientific ambition and commercial milestones pointed in the same direction. Singapore is a useful place to have the conversation, because regional funding models and translational infrastructure shape what company formation actually looks like here.

Entrepreneurship in Proteomics: Scaling Science into Sustainable Companies, HUPO 2026 workshop PW09
Ticketed session
When
Sun 27 Sep 2026 · 12:45pm to 2:15pm (Singapore time)
Where
Room 330 · Suntec Singapore
Session
PW09
Panellists
  • Vera Ignjatović, AM PhD EMBA GAICD OLY Founder and Managing Director, Ignis Innovations · Chair, BioMelbourne Network
  • Yen Choo Executive Director, co11ab Novena · founder of Gendaq (acquired by Sangamo), Plasticell and Progenitor Therapeutics
  • Richard Shen, PhD RS Technology Ventures and NuFund · previously 16 years at Illumina and President of Omniome
Facilitators
  • Lindsay Pino, PhD CTO and Co-founder, Talus Bio
  • Paula Burton CEO and Co-founder, Mass Dynamics
Add it to your registration →

PW09 is a ticketed session, so add it when you register for the congress. Places are limited.

HUPO ECR mentoring session · Sunday 27 September

PhD priorities for different career paths.

An informal panel for students and early and mid-career researchers, run by the HUPO ECR Committee. Each panellist takes five minutes on their own career path, twists and wrong turns included, and the rest of the session belongs to the room.

Hosted by HUPO ECR Committee
On the panel

The good parts and the honest parts.

Career talks tend to skip the messy middle. This session is built around it, which makes it a useful room to sit in if you're weighing up what comes after the PhD. Andrew Webb is joining the panel to talk through the route from research scientist to co-founder, including the bits that didn't go to plan.

When Sun 27 Sep 2026 · 2:30pm to 4:00pm (Singapore time)
Where Room 331 · Suntec Singapore
Panellists Assoc. Prof. Andrew Webb · Chief Scientist and Co-founder, Mass Dynamics
Assoc. Prof. Stacy Malaker · Yale University
Dr Lucy Ann Woods · Managing Director, Asterope Life Sciences
Gustav Ceder
Chairs Mayara Silva · PhD Candidate, University of Guelph
Dr Daniel Garama · Proteomics PDT Lead, Monash University
Format Five minutes per panellist, then open discussion and questions from the floor
Evosep Breakfast Seminar · Monday 28 September

Standardizing High-Throughput LC-MS Based Proteomics for Actionable Insights

An early one, and worth the alarm. The seminar looks at how standardized, high-throughput proteomics workflows shorten the path from sample to a result you can act on, with researchers showing how it plays out on real projects. Breakfast is provided.

Supported by Evosep
When Mon 28 Sep 2026 · 7:45am to 8:45am (Singapore time)
Where Room 331 · Suntec Singapore
Presenting Dr Andrew Webb · Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer, Mass Dynamics
Prof. Jesper Velgaard Olsen · Executive Director, NNF Center for Protein Research, University of Copenhagen
Chair Dr Nicolai Bache · CSO, Evosep
Breakfast Provided by the seminar sponsor
Register for the seminar →

Registration is required and places are limited. Talk titles to be announced.

Proudly supporting · Monday 28 September

The 3-Minute Thesis Competition.

Early-career researchers get three minutes and one slide to explain their work. It is the hardest communication exercise in science, and it is a genuinely great hour to sit in on.

Supported by Mass Dynamics
Session CS08

Three minutes. One slide. No jargon.

The researchers doing this are at the start of their careers and they are already better at explaining their science than most of us. Come and watch, and bring someone with you. The room being full matters to the people on that stage.

When Mon 28 Sep 2026 · 3:00pm to 4:05pm (Singapore time)
Where Room 334 to 336 · Suntec Singapore
Chairs Paula Burton (Mass Dynamics)
Patricia Sosa Acosta (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
Early-career researchers presenting at the 3-Minute Thesis competition
Who you'll meet

Come and find us.

The team you'll find at the booth, on the panel, and at the posters. Anyone here is happy to talk, about the science, about what we've been building, about whatever you're working on.

Paula Burton

Paula Burton

CEO, Co-founder

Andrew Webb

Andrew Webb

Chief Scientist, Co-founder

Giuseppe Infusini

Giuseppe Infusini, PhD

Proteomics Informatics Lead, Co-founder

Exhibiting at HUPO 2026, 25th Human Proteome Organization World Congress. 27 September to 1 October 2026, Singapore. Proteomics Plus: Transforming Lives.
Mass Dynamics · HUPO 2026 · Booth 224 · Suntec Singapore · 27 September to 1 October