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🎙️ The YPIC Podcast is back! After a short break, we’re excited to announce the return of the YPIC Podcast with a new episode: 🔬 DDA vs DIA: Choosing the Right Strategy for Proteomics For our comeback episode, Lucía Casado and Maico Lechner sit down with three leading experts in proteomics:

💬 Expect an engaging conversation bringing together different perspectives from the proteomics community, with plenty of insights for both experienced researchers and those getting started with mass spectrometry-based proteomics. 🎧 Listen on Spotify open.spotify.com/episode/0RHa...

🎙️ The YPIC Podcast is back! After a short break, we’re excited to announce the return of the YPIC Podcast with a new episode: 🔬 DDA vs DIA: Choosing the Right Strategy for Proteomics For our comeback episode, Lucía Casado and Maico Lechner sit down with three leading experts in proteomics:

🧬 Bernhard Kuster (@kusterlab.bsky.social) 🧬 Markku Varjosalo (@varjosal.bsky.social) 🧬 Richard Scheltema (scheltemalab.bsky.social)

Save the Date: Our 23rd YPIC Webinar! 📅 November 3rd ⏰ 4:00 PM CEST Conferences can be a game-changer for your career… or a source of exhaustion and missed opportunities. How do you make the most of them as an early-career researcher?

From networking at every career stage and avoiding burnout at large conferences, to starting conversations at poster sessions and choosing sessions strategically, he will draw on his personal experience to share practical advice. Expect real-life advice you can apply at your next congress!

Save the Date: Our 23rd YPIC Webinar! 📅 November 3rd ⏰ 4:00 PM CEST Conferences can be a game-changer for your career… or a source of exhaustion and missed opportunities. How do you make the most of them as an early-career researcher?

✨ The 4th Annual Proteomics Gathering is coming! ✨ YPIC is bringing the proteomics community together once again - and this time, we're heading to Ghent, Belgium! 🇧🇪 📅 16 April 2027 📍 Ghent, Belgium 🏛️ Kapittelzaal, Historische Huizen – Ghent

The historic Kapittelzaal will provide the setting for our 4th APG, right in the heart of beautiful Ghent. 📌 Save the date! More information about the programme, speakers and registration will be announced soon. We can't wait to see you in Ghent! 💙

✨ The 4th Annual Proteomics Gathering is coming! ✨ YPIC is bringing the proteomics community together once again - and this time, we're heading to Ghent, Belgium! 🇧🇪 📅 16 April 2027 📍 Ghent, Belgium 🏛️ Kapittelzaal, Historische Huizen – Ghent

YPIC was in Singapore! What a fantastic few days connecting with the international proteomics community at #HUPO2026! YPIC was presented by four of our members and were there to showcase how we are connecting and supporting early-career proteomics researchers through academia and beyond.

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by our poster, had a chat with us, shared ideas, or asked how to become involved. It was wonderful to meet so many familiar and new faces from across the global proteomics community!

YPIC was in Singapore! What a fantastic few days connecting with the international proteomics community at #HUPO2026! YPIC was presented by four of our members and were there to showcase how we are connecting and supporting early-career proteomics researchers through academia and beyond.

The YPIC Student Proteomics Fund (SPF) is now open for applications! 🎉 The SPF is a student-focused grant designed to support students in bringing their proteomics experiments to life! 💶 Funding: €5,000 📅 Application deadline: 30th November 2026

Whether you’re exploring a new biological question, developing an innovative approach, or have an exciting proteomics concept you’ve been waiting to pursue, this could be your opportunity to take the next step.

Have you missed our 22nd Webinar? If you did, make sure you listen to Professor Matthias Gunzer talk about the journey of turning early discoveries into broader, fundable research projects.

The YPIC YouTube channel also has other hidden gems, such as all of our previous webinars, and some very cool Shorts as well! Here is an example of Professor Gunzer telling us how to deal with unexpected events: youtube.com/shorts/Y_QpQ...

🔬 Ready to turn your proteomics idea into reality? The Student Proteomics Fund (SPF) is a student-focused grant designed to support students in bringing their proteomics experiments to life! 📅 Call opens: October 1st, 2026 ⏰ Submission deadline: November 30th, 2026

🚀 Shape the future of proteomics: Join the YPIC team! 🧬 Are you an early-career researcher passionate about proteomics? We are looking for enthusiastic scientists ready to work alongside a dynamic team to support, empower, and connect the early-career proteomics community.

🎉 We’re celebrating 10 years of YPIC! 🎉 As we celebrate a decade of connecting and supporting early career proteomics researchers, we want our visual identity to reflect who we are and where we’re going. Are you ready to Design the New face of YPIC? 🎨✨ Reward: 250 € Voucher! 🏆

YPIC was proud to be part of the organising team behind The Proteomics Revolution 2026 in Milan, three days of inspiring talks, engaging discussions, and valuable networking across the proteomics community.

Thanks also to SEMM and to everyone who joined, asked questions, and made the sessions what they were. And a special thank you to our own YPIC organisers Leander van der Hoeven, @mariechion.bsky.social, and Chiara Provasi for their dedication and hard work.

YPIC was proud to be part of the organising team behind The Proteomics Revolution 2026 in Milan, three days of inspiring talks, engaging discussions, and valuable networking across the proteomics community.

As part of the workshop, we helped shape the panel discussions and hosted our Meet the Speakers session, bringing early-career researchers together with the field's leading voices for open, informal conversation. Seeing those discussions unfold is exactly what YPIC is here for.

We're proud to share the first YPIC led perspective article in the Journal of Proteomics: "Proteomics at scale: Bottlenecks and opportunities for early-career researchers in a fast developing field"

For each area, we ask what this shift means for ECRs, who are increasingly expected to bridge advanced experimental design and rapidly evolving computational methods. The article is freely accessible for a limited time via this Share Link: authors.elsevier.com/c/…

We're proud to share the first YPIC led perspective article in the Journal of Proteomics: "Proteomics at scale: Bottlenecks and opportunities for early-career researchers in a fast developing field"

We take a data-driven look at recent momentum in proteomics, screening conference abstracts and session attendance to identify five areas shaping the field. Across all of them, one shared challenge emerges:

We're proud to share the first YPIC led perspective article in the Journal of Proteomics: "Proteomics at scale: Bottlenecks and opportunities for early-career researchers in a fast developing field"