Single-Molecule Protein Sequencing 3 (SMPS3)

31 October - 3 November 2022, Delft, The Netherlands

Modern DNA sequencing technologies have revolutionized genomics and biomedical research, but extending these techniques to routine analysis of the human proteome, particularly at the single-protein level, remains a global challenge. A highly sensitive sequencing technology, ideally addressing proteins at the single-molecule level, will create the opportunity for single-cell proteomics and real-time screening for on-site medical diagnostics, and will pave the road towards the development of a new, fast, and reliable diagnostic tool for healthcare.

Following the first conference series on “Single-molecule Protein Sequencing” held in Delft, the Netherlands (2017) and the second one held in Jerusalem, Israel (2019), we are pleased to announce our third international conference on this topic to be held back in Delft, the Netherlands. This conference will bring together leading researchers who are pioneering the development of single-molecule protein sequencing techniques.

Topics:

Single-molecule fluorescence
Nanopores
DNA nanotechnologies
Protein chemistry
Single-cell analysis
Next-generation mass spectrometry
Industry applications
Emerging technologies

Venue: Museum Prinsenhof, Delft, The Netherlands.

We look back on a successful SPMS3 Conference. The next conference, SMPS4, will be held in the Swiss Alps in 2024. It will be co-organized by a team led by Chan Cao from EPFL and Denis Garoli from Italian Institute of Technology.

Confirmed Invited speakers

		Aleksei Aksimentiev University of Illinois

		Eric Anslyn University of Texas

		Hagan Bayley University of Oxford

		Jan Behrends University of Freiburg

		Henry Brinkerhoff Delft University of Technology

		Chan Cao EPFL

		Marija Drndic University of Pennsylvania

		Rienk Eelkema Delft University of Technology

		Mike Filius Delft University of Technology

		Albert Heck University of Utrecht

		Shuo Huang Nanjing University

		Giovanni Maglia University of Groningen

		Edward Marcotte University of Texas

		Michael Mayer University of Fribourg

		Amit Meller Technion Israel

		Jeff Nivala University of Washington

		Abdelghani Oukhaled University of Paris

		Aleksandra Radenovic EPFL

		Monika Raj Emory University

		Sonja Schmid Wageningen University

		Marthe Walvoort University of Groningen

		Meni Wanunu Northeastern University

		Wesley Wong Harvard Medical School

		Peng Yin Harvard Medical School

		Ying Zhu Pacific Northwest National Laboratory