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After the success of BSPR-EuPA held in Newcastle in 2023, we announce the BSPR BMSS Super Meeting to be held at Warwick University. We have a new Proteomic Scientist Showcase, and we welcome new members to the management committee

Important information on registration for BSPR-EuPA 2023 in Newcastle, and a review on Oxford 2022. Zwitter is promoted by Prof Rob Beynon, while Alejandro Brenes is our latest Proteomics Scientist Show Case! Charlotte steps in as the student representative as Kareena graduates with her PhD, and we have a new BSPR Lecturer!

This issue features information on the upcoming BSPR 2022 annual scientific meeting, a review on the 2021 BSPR Interact meeting, updates from the BSPR Lecturer (Prof. Claire Eyres) and a Proteomics Scientist Showcase profile on Dr Sarah Hart. We also remember Prof. John Timms, a vivid supporter and member of the BSPR and proteomics community, and announce new awards in John's memory.

This issue contains news on the Covid19 Mass Spectrometry Coalition, a report with lots of photos on the BSPR Annual Scientific Meeting in Southampton last year plus the first announcement of meetings in 2021 and 2022, and an introduction to our new BSPR lecturer Claire Eyers.

Here we announce the BSPR 2022 Annual Scientific Meeting in Oxford, the BSPR Proteomics Map and updates from LPDG and the BSPR Lecturer (Prof. Angus Lamond). Dr Jyoti Choudhary writes on understanding proteome organisation and variation, Dr Chris Sutton discusses liquid biopsies and P4 medicine, while Dr Rosie Maher and Prof. Rob Beynon discuss a new way to present scientific posters!

The 2019 BSPR Annual Scientific Meeting in Southampton is announced, and updates are provided from the BSPR Lecturer (Prof. Angus Lamond). Prof. Sara Zanivan discusses why she uses proteomics in her research, and Agilent showcase the AssayMAP Bravo liquid handling platform

A review of the 2018 BSPR Annual Scientific Meeting held in Bradford is provided, with winners for our bursaries and fellowships showcased. The 2018 BSPR lecturer (Prof. Kathryn Lilley) gives an update, whilst also receiving a Distinguished
Achievement in Proteomics Sciences Award from HUPO!

The BSPR 2018 meeting will be held in Bradford this year, with the HUPO world congress held in Orlando Florida!

Updates on the 2017 HUPO world congress, held in Dublin Ireland, are provided, in addition to updates on upcoming proteomics summer schools.

Announcement for HUPO Dublin Ireland 17-21 September 2017:
Integrated Proteomics for Healthcare Systems

BSPR is proud to be hosting the 2017 Human Proteome Organisation World Conference in Dublin in September - read more here!! We also report on the BSPR 2016 annual scientific meeting, held in Glasgow.