Translational Proteomics

Translational Proteomics covers all areas of human proteomics using multi-disciplinary approaches to untangle complex disease processes. Emphasis is placed on linking basic sciences to clinical research (from patient to bench to bedside). It focuses on the rapid dissemination of novel discoveries. Topics included but not limited to are:

• Translational Systems Biology and Integrative Bioinformatics

• Clinical Proteomics and Personalized medicine

• Comparative proteomics and drug development

• Medical bioinformatics and biostatistics

• Biomarkers

• Food and Health

Translational Proteomics is intended to academic, industrial and clinical researchers, physicians, pharmaceutical scientists, biochemists, clinical chemists, disease molecular biologists in the fields of applied human proteomics. Examples of diseases include oncology, neurology, immunity, cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases and any internal medicine disorder.