Events

This Congress is a milestone in our field, bringing together leading minds to discuss how proteomics is revolutionizing our understanding of health across human, animal, plants, and environmental dimensions. We are excited for the rich exchange of ideas, the cutting-edge research, and the opportunity to connect with peers from around the globe.

SITC’s Annual Meeting will bring together international leaders from academia, regulatory and government agencies, as well as industry representatives for unmatched education, scientific exchange and networking with the scientists driving the field.

This event offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations and foster connections with a global audience of 1100+ drug discovery experts. Concurrent sessions with over 220 presentations, 110+ posters, panels, breakout discussions, and 1-1 networking events enable you to customize your on-site experience and engage with problem-solvers and solutions providers who can be future collaborators. Join our growing DOT community to be at the forefront of new ideas and trends in drug discovery. We look forward to welcoming you in Boston!

From advances in stroke and dementia to movement disorders and epilepsy, the American Neurological Association has been at the forefront of research and practice since 1875 as the premier professional society of academic neurologists and neuroscientists devoted to understanding and treating diseases of the nervous system.

This annual fall biomedical vendor event is on the NIH Bethesda campus, in the NIH Clinical Center, Building 10, specifically in the South Lobby and on the FAES Terrace. We will have 60 to 80 vendors exhibiting their wares.

Vendor Workshop

Thursday, September 11 @ 1:45 - 2:45 PM

FAES Classroom: 3&4

When the Immune System Misfires
Leveraging Self-recognition Failures in Autoimmunity

Eric Johansen, PhD - R&D Scientist, CDI Labs

Discover the cutting-edge field of seromics – autoantibody discovery – and its potential to unravel the causal roles of autoantibodies in disease. This workshop will explore innovative proteomic tools that enable researchers to map and characterize molecular interactions across entire proteomes. We will delve into autoantibody profiling, monoclonal antibody specificity and target identification testing, as well as viral exposure profiling.

A unique meeting which aims to bring together scientists from academia, the pharmaceutical / biotech sector and antibody suppliers in order to discuss best practices in research antibody validation and help improve antibody validation for the life science community.

This congress will offer exciting scientific sessions, and, at the same time, you can spend most memorable days with us, discovering the rich past and vibrant present Vienna and its beautiful surroundings. We kindly ask you to note the dates August 17-22, 2025 in your calendar and to spread the news among your colleagues. The Local Organizing Committee will do the best to make this congress in Vienna a most memorable scientific, social, and cultural event.

FOCIS is THE meeting in translational immunology that will give you a competitive edge in your career. Stay ahead of the curve with leading clinicians and researchers delivering the latest breakthroughs across immune-mediated diseases. Focusing on molecular pathways and their implications in human disease provides the unique opportunity for innovative thinking and applying ideas from the pathologies of other diseases to uncover novel solutions to challenges in the diseases you study.

Through the FOCIS Annual Meeting, researchers and clinicians share knowledge across traditional disease borders and identify commonalities between treatments and therapies that are life-changing for those affected by immune-mediated diseases. From the introduction of monoclonal antibodies in clinical practice to recent advances in cancer immunotherapy, the past more than two decades have been transformational for patients living with immune-mediated diseases.

Join us at FOCIS 2025 in Boston, June 24–27, Booth 2, to explore immunology breakthroughs and discover our latest antibody profiling technologies.

Hosted by
Houston Omics Colllaborative - University of Houston

When the Immune System Misfires
Leveraging Self-recognition Failures in Autoimmunity

Tyler Hulett, PhD - CSO, CDI Labs

Discover the cutting-edge field of seromics – autoantibody discovery – and its potential to unravel the causal roles of autoantibodies in disease. This live webinar will explore innovative proteomic tools that enable researchers to map and characterize molecular interactions across entire proteomes. We will delve into autoantibody profiling, monoclonal antibody specificity and target identification testing, as well as viral exposure profiling.

Tuesday, May 13 @ 9:00 AM PT / 12:00 PM ET

Hosted by
Institute for Immunology & Immune Health, University of Pennsylvania

Tyler Hulett, PhD - CSO, CDI Labs

When the Immune System Misfires: Leveraging Self-recognition Failures in Autoimmunity