Spatial and single-cell proteomics are undergoing a renaissance and have emerged as leading areas of methodological innovation within the broader field of proteomics. Addressing many of the hardest biological questions where spatial context and cell-intrinsic state are essential require both single cell and spatial dimensions at once.
The integration of these state-of-the-art technologies holds immense promise for deciphering cellular and tissue architecture, as well as dynamic biological processes, at unprecedented spatial and molecular resolution. However, effective integration and broad application of these approaches remain challenging.
The EuPA Spatial and Single-Cell Proteomics Consortium aims to bring both disciplines together under one roof, offering a uniquely integrated platform to drive their convergence and deliver spatially resolved, deep, and actionable single-cell proteomes. We aim to unite the European proteomics community around what may be the most transformative and challenging opportunity in the field today.
Our activities will include multi-site ring trials and collaborative research projects, webinar series and interdisciplinary workshops.
To become a member of the EuPA Spatial and Single-Cell Proteomics Consortium, please reach out to us via email.
Initiative leads: Fabian Coscia, Norbert Volkmar, Valdemaras Petrosius
