HUPO 2026 Congress | Sept. 27 – Oct. 1, 2026 | Singapore

Advancing proteomics science across Asia and Oceania

AOHUPO is the governing body for national proteomics societies across the Asia-Oceania region — promoting knowledge exchange, education, and the biennial congress that brings together researchers, clinicians, industry, and emerging scientists from 17 member countries.

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Upcoming events

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HUPO WORLD CONGRESS

HUPO 2026 – Proteomics Plus: Transforming Lives

September 27 – October 1, 2026 | Singapore

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SUNWAY UNIVERSITY

1st Malaysia Microbiome Meeting 2026

October 3-7, 2026 | Sunway University, Greater Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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AOHUPO

13th AOHUPO 2027 Congress and APS Symposium

February 15-17, 2027 | Melbourne

What is AOHUPO?

The Asia Oceania Human Proteome Organisation (AOHUPO) the regional affiliate of HUPO — the global Human Proteome Organization — with the broad objective to promote and coordinate activities relevant to the regional proteomics community. Our work focuses the following key areas:

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Scientific congresses

AOHUPO hosts a biennial congress, rotating across member countries — building the scientific community through in-person attendance since 2002.

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Knowledge dissemination

AOHUPO identifies research trends and themes, and showcase these through a biennial conference hosted by different countries across the region

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Research collaboration

AOHUPO promotes research collaboration among regional members resulting from our congress and education activities.

Our member societies

AOHUPO represents 17 national and regional proteomics societies across Asia and Oceania. Each member society nominates a council representative and participates in the governance and activities of the organisation.

AOHUPO Proteome initiatives

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Chemical Proteomics Initiative (CPI)

The CPI project is led by Ho Jeong Kwon (Yonsei University, Korea). Read more about the initiative and resulting publications on our dedicated page.

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Membrane Protein Initiative (MPI)

The MPI project was led by Bill Jordan (New Zealand) and Kazuyuki Nakamura (Japan). Read more about the initiative and resulting publications.

Industry & partners

Support Asia-Oceania proteomics

AOHUPO welcomes support from industry partners and organisations who share our commitment to advancing proteomics science across the region. If you’re interested in sponsoring our congresses, we’d like to hear from you.

Have a question about AOHUPO?

For enquiries about AOHUPO, our congresses, or the Asia-Oceania proteomics community? Whether you’re interested in sponsorship, getting more involved, or simply want to connect — we’d love to hear from you.

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