CEEPC's future meetings and successes to date

 
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2024 - 18th CEEPC, Vienna, Austria - was a massive success !

The 18th CEEPC held in Vienna jointly with the Austrian Proteomics and Metabolomics Association (APMA) & together with the Medical University of Vienna (MedUni Wien) and TU Wien was a great success with 180 prticipants, both Central & Eastern European Country speakers presenting and more than 30 posters. 

 

Theme was :  Building bridges in Science – Metabolomics & Proteomics between East and West

Dates held were: September 23rd to 25th, 2024

 
 

 2025 - 19th CEEPC - Confirmed - Budapest, Hungary 

CEEPC 2025 will be held in Budapest 

Anticipated time - October 15-17, 2025 (to be confirmed)

Location - Research Centre for Natural Sciences, H-1117 Budapest, Magyar tudósok körútja 2, Hungary.

Organizers - László Drahos & Károly Vékey (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

 

                                        

 

2026 - 20th CEEPC tentatively planned in Germany or

                            (* new Invitee 1)   - (TBA)  

(TBC  - to be confirmed)

(TBA  - to be Agreed)

(* new Invitee *  - Country waiting to join CEEPC and will be ready to host)        

 

 

   2027 - 21st CEEPC tentatively in Slovakia or Macedonia or

                               (* new Invitee 2)   - (TBA)  

(TBC  - to be confirmed)

(TBA  - to be Agreed)

(* new Invitee *  - Country waiting to join CEEPC and will be ready to host)

Countries waiting to join include: Croatia, Slovenia, Latvia, Estonia, Moldova & Bulgaria

                                                     (Russia-Ukraine war has impacted on-boarding) 

 

     

 

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CEEPC excels at stimulating exchange of proteomic knowledge whilst imbibing local hospitality offered by the host country and the local venue.  Rotation of the meeting’s venue each year to wonderful iconic cities of the Europe such as Prague, Vienna, Budapest, Jena, Posnan, Kosice, Bucharest, Vilnius and sharing of different cultures, history, fine cuisines, wines and music, adds to the intertwining of ‘cutting edge’ research and cultural excitement.  We have new countries waiting to join as their Proteomics comes on line with appropriate timing.

 

        

 

       

 

 

Conference successes to date:

 

 Vilnius, Lithuania

JOINT 17th CEEPC - 2023 - VILNIUS, LITHUANIA

Jointly supported ‘Proteomic Day of Science’ in Vilnius, Lithuania on the 25th of October 2023 at the Life Science Centre, Vilnius University was a great success.  

 

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Registration was free and many Systems Biology Topics were discussed and debated.

Theme was: Enabling technologies and novel advances driven Proteo-genomic & Metabolomic research in System Biology.

                                                     

 

16th CEEPC - 2022 in PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC

Was held:   29th September, 2022 - 1st October, 2022

                                                          

                        

 Adam Pruška, Marek Vrbacký, Martin Hubálek, Michael Volný, Suresh Jivan Gadher, Petr Novák, Juraj Lenčo, Pavel Bouchal 

 

                                          Book of Abstracts 2022  <  Click to View      

                                          Gallery: https://www.ceepc.eu/node/38

 

                                                     

 

                           16th CEEPC was a great success !

Thank you for joining us in Prague & participating fully.

 

 

 

We were 'social distancing' & fighting COVID-19, hence 14th & 15th CEEPC were cancelled

 

17th CEEPC - 2023 Vilnius, Lithuania - GREAT SUCCESS

16th CEEPC - 2022 Prague, Czech Rep - Fantastic success

15th CEEPC - 2021 Budapest, Hungary - COVID-19 cancellation

14th CEEPC - 2020 Budapest, Hungary - COVID-19 cancellation  

 

13th CEEPC - 2019 Ustroń, Poland – successfully accomplished !

12th CEEPC - 2018 Bucharest, Romania - fantastic achievement !

11th CEEPC - 2017 Kosice, Slovakia - an outstanding success !      

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10th CEEPC - Budapest - 2016   - milestone celebration in style in Budapest  

9th CEEPC - Poznan - 2015

8th CEEPC - Vienna - 2014     

7th CEEPC - Jena - 2013

6th CEEPC - Budapest - 2012

5th CEEPC - Prague - 2011

4th CEEPC - Vienna - 2010

3rd CEEPC - Budapest - 2009

2nd CEEPC - Jena - 2008

1st CEEPC - Prague - 2007 - Inauguration of the CEEPC  

 

                            

             14 & 15th CEEP Conferences in Budapest, Hungary 2020 & 2021 - had to be cancelled !!

                                            

 

                                       

         Ustroń, Poland - 13th CEEPC success, 2019                             

 

                  

                  Bucharest, Romania - 12th CEEPC success, 2018

 

Kosice, Slovakia - 11th CEEPC success, 2017

 

 

                                                    

                              Prague, Czech Republic  

 

                                                           

 

Budapest, Hungary   

 

                                                                                                              

                                         

                                         Vienna, Austria

 

 

Jena, Germany      

                                                                                                                                                

                                                               

                                                               Poznan, Poland

 

Proteomics has promising and exciting potential across many biological and medical research and applications areas. This, together with the energy and enthusiasm of young generation of researchers fascinated by proteomics, may enable diverse fields such as stem cell biology, metabolomics, drug discovery and disease research, to reach their end goal for many diseases affecting mankind.

 

CEEPC now represents a cradle of proteomic interactions in and around Central and Eastern Europe, without limitations of borders or boundaries and linking it to international institutions worldwide.

 

      bridging  Proteomics & Genomics