Charlotte Hutchings

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Don't miss the HUPO ECR as they join forces with US HUPO and CNPN ECRs for their upcoming webinar on how to be conference savvy! Hear from Dr. Orsburn, Dr. Herring & Dr. Lavallée-Adam as they share their tips and tricks on making the most out of conferences. us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

New paper alert 🎉 After 4 years in the Lilley lab learning all things subcellular proteomics, myself and colleagues recently published an updated workflow for the analysis of protein correlation profiling MS data. Everything you could need to know! f1000research.com/articles/14-714

Deadline is tomorrow for the HUPO 2025 3-minute thesis competition! Just submit a short lay abstract to get involved and have the chance to win prizes and present at HUPO 2025 in Toronto! ⏰

We’ve extended the deadline for our annual HUPO ECR 3-minute thesis competition - don’t miss your chance to apply. Submit a lay abstract: lnkd.in/e5pFdFNV For more information full eligibility details: lnkd.in/ewcaw6x6 Final deadline for submission Friday June 20th (23:59 PDT). We caught up with last year’s winner, Ericka Itang, who shared a powerful insight: "Simplifying doesn't mean dumbing down; it’s about finding the essence of the story and telling it well." It’s time to take the stage at HUPO 2025 and make your research shine! Proudly sponsored by Mass Dynamics

A Nature editorial explores how researchers use methods like high-resolution imaging, mass spectrometry, and machine learning to reveal the dynamic locations of proteins inside human cells and feature the Human Protein Atlas as a pioneering initiative. proteinatlas.org/news/2025-04-1…

Deadline approaching for the ECR Manuscript Competition (April 18th)⏰

The ECR Manuscript Competition is a great opportunity to get recongized for you work. Finalists will get the chance to present their publication in a plenary session at HUPO 2025 ⭐️

We want to know what you want! Fill in our poll to have your say on the topics of this year’s HUPO ECR mentoring sessions at HUPO 2025

Cambridge Centre for Proteomics core facility is currently looking to recruit a Research Laboratory Technician to perform sample preparation from user samples. Apply here by 19 March: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/50403/

A great opportunity for ECRs to showcase their work - applications for the HUPO ECR 2025 Manuscript Competition now open⭐️

Happy (delayed) New Year! Big things are coming in 2025. Firstly, I’ll be finishing my PhD and writing a whole book (thesis) about it. If that’s not enough to keep me busy, I’m excited to announce that I’m taking on the role of Co-chair of the HUPO ECR Committee. Stay tuned!

HUPO 2025 heads to Toronto, Nov 9-13, 2025!🧬 Connect with proteomics leaders & explore: 🏙️ CN Tower views 🎨 Art & history museums 💦 Day trips to Niagara Falls 🍁And more... 👉Discover more about our vibrant city at 2025.hupo.org/toronto/ #HUPO2025 #Proteomics #HUPOCongress

Spending my Sunday morning making the move over to the happier place ... @charlh-science.bsky.social

Here’s to #HUPO2025

As #HUPO2024 comes to an end I’m reflecting on the great science but also the super amazing community and all of the people that make it special ⭐️⭐️

@StacyMalaker @joann_chong @A_Steigmeyer @keira_erol @mia_rosenfeld Congratulations again Stacy!

Thanks to the ECR committee and #HUPO2024 for this honor! 🥂🎉🥳Also, huge congrats to the people who did the work, especially @joann_chong, @A_Steigmeyer, @keira_erol, @mia_rosenfeld! #glycotime #TeamMassSpec Check out the “highlight of the year” here: nature.com/articles/s4146…

#HUPO2024 update so far - so great to meet so many new faces from the community and of course represent the HUPO ECR. An honour to chair the Proteomics Highlight of the Year plenary session. Bloody good food and beer ⭐️😍

What's new in version 2? - Supplementary information on how to adapt the workflow to data from MaxQuant instead of PD - Protein-level FDR - Code updates to maintain compatibility with package updates

Calling anyone who is analysing quantitative proteomics data⏰ Version 2 of our R/Bioconductor workflow is now available. f1000research.com/articles/12-14…