The fifth edition of our X-omics festival “The future of multi-omics research is now!” will take place on Monday April 17th 2023. Showcasing research at different biological levels, with a specific focus on multi-omics data integration or spatial omics. The event aims to bring together the multi-omics community.

Discover the power of metabolomics in improving health outcomes and tackling disease from leading experts such as Stewart Graham, Caroline H Johnson, Nichole Klatt, PhD, and Jan Krumsiek. This in-person event covers a range of application areas including Alzheimer's Disease, cancer, the microbiome, and multi-omics. Connect with like-minded individuals and stay up to date on the latest advancements in metabolomics for health and disease.

The 13th Clinical Biomarkers & CDx Europe 2023 returns as the premier European forum for end-to-end discussions, actionable insights and partnership development to guide biomarker discovery and companion diagnostics (CDx) development programmes as they progress towards commercialisation.

Discover in our upcoming webinar how metabolomics is revolutionizing precision medicine.
Join our expert speakers as they share the latest breakthroughs in using metabolomics to optimize therapy response for cancer, cardiovascular diseases, and inflammatory bowel diseases.
Learn how metabolomics is transforming the way we approach treatment.

The main themes selected for the 15th scientific day of the RFMF are the applications of metabolomics | fluxomics in the following fields:
Microbiology, Biotechnology, Plants, Feed, Health, Pharmacology / Toxicology and Environment.
We will also continue to highlight methodological and technological developments for metabolomics, fluxomics and lipidomics with bioinformatics developments | interpretation tools
analytical developments, developments for signal processing | data extraction and developments in statistical processing | data integration.

ESOC, a vibrant event for the stroke community, designed to present to you a high-quality scientific programme including major clinical trials, state-of-the-art seminars, educational workshops, scientific communications of the latest research, and debates about current controversies

The American Society for Mass Spectrometry (ASMS) was formed in 1969 to promote and disseminate knowledge of mass spectrometry and allied topics. Membership includes over 8,500 scientists involved in research and development.