LS2 Section Proteomics
Known as the Swiss Proteomics Society (SPS) before its fusion with LS2 in 2016, this Proteomics Section promotes research and education in the science of Proteomics in Switzerland and other countries.
Section Board
Alexander Schmidt
Proteomics Core Facility, University of Basel
Paolo Nanni
Functional Genomics Center Zürich, ETHZ
Michal Bassani-Sternberg
CHUV Lausanne
Loic Dayon
Nestlé Research
Maria Pavlou
Proteomics Core Facility, EPF Lausanne
Manuel Tzouros
Roche Pharmaceuticals
Bernd Wollscheid
ETH Zürich
Roland Bruderer
Biognosys AG
Alexander Leitner
ETH Zürich
How to join the LS2 Proteomics Section?
Existing LS2 Members: Log in at www.ls2.ch using your member name and password. Click on your name at the top right of the page. Go to "Account Overview" and add the new section using the checkbox "Proteomics". Alternatively, you can write to the LS2 office (info@ls2.ch) and request the change.
New Members: Apply for the LS2 membership here and select "Proteomics" in the online application form.
News and Events:
THANK YOU - Swiss Proteomics Meeting 2026
We want to thank everyone for joining us in Bern!
The meeting was a great success!
A big thank you to our sponsors for supporting this meeting!
Meeting pictures can be found HERE.
We hope to see you all next time!
Prize Winners - Swiss Proteomics Meeting 2026
Congratulations!
Best Talk - Jonas Grossmann (University of Zurich) - 450 CHF sponsored by MDPI Proteomes
Best Flash Talk - Curdin Andri Franziscus (University of Basel) - 450 CHF sponsored by Affinisep
Best Flash Talk - Chiara Palermo (University of Bern) - 450 CHF sponsored by Roche
LS2 Travel Grants to HUPO/EuPA - Swiss Proteomics Meeting 2026
The winners are:
Melanie Brunner (University of Fribourg) - 1000 CHF
Xindong Sun (University of Zurich) - 1000 CHF
Lopamudra Chatterjee (University of Zurich) - 500 CHF
Philipp Gessner (University of Zurich) - 500 CHF
Proteomic Forum – EuPA 2026
The Proteomic Forum – EuPA 2026 invites researchers, clinicians, industry professionals, and early‑career scientists to Würzburg, Germany, from November 29 to December 3, 2026. Hosted by the European Proteomics Association (EuPA) and the German Society for Proteomics, this flagship conference brings together thought leaders and innovators to explore the latest breakthroughs in proteomics research and technology.
This annual congress is designed to showcase cutting‑edge science through a rich program of eight plenary lectures and seventeen specialized symposia covering diverse themes such as clinical proteomics, AI in proteomics, systems biology, drug discovery, immunoproteomics, and single‑cell approaches.
Submit your abstract and join in!
Early bird registration deadline: July 15, 2026. Registration possible until September 15, 2026.
LS2 Proteomics members are affiliated with EuPA. The European Proteomics Association (EuPA) is the federation of European national proteomics societies. The main objectives are to strengthen and promote fundamental research and applications, as well as education and training in all areas of proteomics throughout Europe.
A very useful calendar for the Proteomics community!
You can contribute to the official newsletter of the European Proteomics Association. Send in information about “who is who in proteomics” (research groups, scientists); new books, papers and databases; announcements of meetings, courses, thesis, and job offers. Also brief notes on key methodological or biological issues, complementary approaches, recent relevant literature are very appreciated.
The Swiss Proteomics Meeting 2026 took place from 23 to 24 April 2026 at the Holiday Inn Bern Westside, bringing together researchers exploring the frontiers of proteomics, genomics, and systems biology.
This year’s keynotes featured two outstanding scientists:
Anne-Ruxandra Carvunis (ETH Zurich, Institute of Molecular Systems Biology): A leader in genome evolution and de novo gene birth, combining computational and experimental biology to uncover how new genes emerge and integrate into cellular networks.
Jesper V. Olsen (University of Copenhagen, Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research): A pioneer in mass-spectrometry-based proteomics, developing next-generation phosphoproteomics and single-cell workflows to chart cellular signalling and protein dynamics.
The meeting featured cutting-edge talks, flash talk sessions, a workshop and vibrant discussions spanning quantitative proteomics, multi-omics integration, structural and chemical proteomics, and more.
Our Symposium at LS2 Annual Meeting 2026 will be chaired by Paolo Nanni (FGCZ, University/ETH Zurich) and Loïc Dayon (Nestlé Research, Lausanne): “Proteomics in the Era of Multi-Omics”
Speakers:
Rudolf Aebersold (ETH Zurich): "On the dependency of cellular states on the adaptable modular proteome"
Jana Seifert (University of Hohenheim, DE): "Using metaproteomics for livestock microbiome research"
Register by 11.01.2026.
The Meeting will take place on 11 & 12 February 2026 at Campus Irchel of the University of Zurich.
We want to thank everyone for joining!
A big thank you to our sponsors for supporting this meeting!
Meeting pictures can be found HERE.
We hope to see you all next time!
Congratulations!
Best Talk - Lopamudra Chatterjee (University of Zurich) - 450 CHF sponsored by IonOpticks
Best Talk - Marc van Oostrum (University of Basel) - 450 CHF sponsored by MDPI Proteomes
Best Flash Talk - Ilja Shapiro (University of Lausanne) - 450 CHF sponsored by Thermo Fisher Scientific
Best Flash Talk - Alexandre Leytens (University of Fribourg) - 450 CHF sponsored by Roche
Jennifer Baltazar (University of Basel) - 1000 CHF
Laura Wessling (University of Lausanne) - 1000 CHF
Martin Gesell (ETH Zurich) - 1000 CHF
In 2024, the meeting took take place on 20- 21 June at the Grand Hôtel & Centre Thermal Yverdon-les-Bains, Yverdon-les-Bains. More details.
The Swiss Proteomics 2023 took place on 11 - 12 May at the SeminarHotel am Ägerisee, Switzerland.
23-24 May 2019, Eurotel Montreux
A great opportunity for PhD students, post-docs and group leaders to learn from & connect with researchers using advanced mass spectrometric strategies in order to get mechanistic insights into dynamic biological processes. More info HERE.
All meeting pictures can be found here (photo credits: Matthias Gstaiger/ETHZ and Elena Cardenal(EC)/LS2)
20.-21. April 2017, Thun (Hotel Freienhof)
All meeting pictures can be found here (photo credit: Matthias Gstaiger, ETHZ)
See you again in 2018!
The SPS/LS2 organization committee
