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Join Illumina at EuPA 2026 

As we expand our capabilities beyond genomics and build our Multiomics portfolio, we are excited to join the proteomics community and contribute to the conversation around the complementarity of proteomics technologies as well as the integration of proteomics with genomics and other omics technologies. 

Meet our team in Würzburg to discuss proteomics, multiomics, and the value of SOMAmer-based proteomic technologies in biological research. 

Visit the Illumina stand during the event, connect with the team at the first-day reception, and join the Illumina Lunch symposium on Wednesday, 2 December 2026. 

Connect with Illumina 

Visit us at Booth 13
Monday 30 November, Tuesday 1 December, Wednesday 02 December: 10:00 – 18:00 
Thursday 3 December: 10:00 – 15:00
Meet the team and discuss your research interests across proteomics and multiomics.  

Meet us at the reception  
Sunday 29 November: 16:00 –20:00 
Connect with the Illumina team at the reception on the first day of the event. 

Attend the symposium  
Wednesday, 2 December 
11:45 - 13:00, Room 12  
Explore complementary proteomics technologies and the expanding Illumina Multiomics portfolio.

Illumina symposium 
Wednesday, 2 December 2026 
Lunch Symposium - 11:45 - 13:00, Room 12

Beyond genomics: How complementary proteomics technologies expand biological discovery 

No single technology can answer every biological question. This 60-minute symposium will explore how complementary proteomics technologies offer distinct perspectives on biology and how Illumina is expanding its Multiomics portfolio across genomics and proteomics. 

Agenda 

  • Deep dive into Illumina Proteomics technologies and Multiomics roadmap, 10 minutes 
    Andrew Slatter, Senior Director, Scientific Research, Assay R&D, Illumina, UK 
  • Building the Evidence: Insights from Early Access Data, 10 minutes 
    Torsten Müller, PhD, Proteomics Specialist, Illumina 
  • From Acute Response to Trained Phenotype: Multi-Platform Plasma Proteomics of Elite Athletes, 30 minutes 
    Vincent Albrecht, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, Proteomics and Signal Transduction, Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry, Germany 
  • Q&A, 10 minutes 

Learn more about how NGS can amplify proteomics discovery power and provide deeper insights into complex biological processes.

Date & Time
29 Nov 2026 – 3 Dec 2026
Location
Würzburg
Germany
Europe
Topic
Cell & molecular biology research
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