About

The annual Cascadia Proteomics Symposium brings together proteomics researchers from the Pacific Northwest region, Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia, to discuss our great science, get to know each other better, share ideas, and foster collaboration within the region. The program includes oral sessions, vendor booths, and poster presentations with appetizers, Northwest brews and wines, and other refreshments to make this a convivial event.

The 2025 symposium was was the best one yet, so we're doing it again in 2026 at the Institute for Systems Biology on July 16-17 (Thu-Fri).

Registration and abstract submission will open in April

2026 Program (tentative)

Thursday, July 16

Friday, July 17

Posters

Sponsor Posters

8⁰⁰

Registration & Continental Breakfast

8³⁰

Welcome
Chair: Rob Moritz (ISB)

8⁴⁰

Introductions by Platinum Sponsors

9⁰⁰

Session 1: Proteomics Applications to Disease

10²⁵

Break

10⁵⁵

Session 2: Computational Proteomics

12⁴⁰

Full Catered Lunch

14⁰⁰

Session 3: New Technologies and Resources

16⁰⁵

Beer and Wine and Tapas Reception

View previous programs: 2025 | 2024 | 2023 | 2019

2026 Sponsors

If your company is interested in becoming a symposium sponsor for 2026, please contact edeutsch@systemsbiology.org for details on the different levels of sponsorship.

Or click here to sponsor now!

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Sponsors receive exclusive recognition in the promotional materials, and at the beginning, during, and at the conclusion of the symposium.

Accommodations

Updated Mar 18, 2026

We have not established a room block with any hotels since few people used them in the past. The best bet is to check current street prices for rooms at hotels.com, or similar. If you’re interested in exploring the possibility of reserving dorm rooms at UW, please contact us.

For questions or assistance, please contact us at cascadia@systemsbiology.org

Executive Committee

Chair: Robert L Moritz
Proteomics Research Laboratory
Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle, WA
Fields of interest: Protein biochemistry, proteomics, mass spectrometry, bioinformatics, chromatography

Vice Chair: Eric W Deutsch
Principal Scientist
Institute for Systems Biology, Seattle, WA
Fields of Interest: Computational proteomics, data standards, PeptideAtlas

Matt Bush
Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Fields of interest: Bioanalytical and biophysical chemistry

Bill Noble
Professor, Department of Genome Sciences
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Fields of interest: statistical and machine learning methods applied to the analysis of complex biological data sets

Martin Sadilek
Mass Spectrometry Facility Manager
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Fields of interest: Mass spectrometry, metabolomics, lipidomics, instrumentation, fundamentals in analytical chemistry: separation techniques

Judit Villén
Department of Genome Sciences
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
Fields of interest: Proteomics, systems biology, mass spectrometry, cellular signaling, post-translational modifications, protein chemistry