The 19th Annual International Conference of the Metabolomics Society was held on June 18-22, 2023, in downtown Niagara Falls, Canada, at the Niagara Falls Convention Centre.  The conference covered the major scientific themes of: Technology Advances; Computational Metabolomics, Statistics, and Bioinformatics; Metabolomics in Health and Disease; and Metabolomics of Plants, Food, Environment and Microbes. A special theme for this conference focused on Mental Health, Drug Addiction and Medicinal Cannabis.  The scientific program included plenary and keynote talks, three parallel scientific sessions, interactive poster sessions, sponsor lunches, other networking events and a specially organized parallel session promoting metabolomics research in industry. For more conference details, click here.

The Early-career Members Network (EMN) invited you to the Webinar series featuring:

Dr. Ntakadzeni Edwin Madala – Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, University of Venda (South Africa)
Ms. Babra Moyo – Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology, University of Venda (South Africa)

Title: Overcoming the isomers challenge during metabolite identification by LC-MS technique

During metabolomics studies, metabolite identification is the most challenging step, requiring in depth understanding of molecular structures. Despite the obvious challenges posed by unknown compounds, isomeric compounds present undisputed analytical challenges. Techniques such as LC-MS and NMR have been used in combination or independently for identification of novel compounds. LC-MS is a powerful technique which exploits the resolution power of the LC technology and the sensitivity and accuracy of the MS detector. As such, LC-MS has been widely applied in the field of metabolomics.

To learn more about the webinar, click here.

The Early-career Members Network (EMN) invites you to the Webinar series featuring:

Dr. Theodora Katsila – National Hellenic Research Foundation, Institute of Chemical Biology
Vivi Bafiti – National Hellenic Research Foundation, Institute of Chemical Biology
Title: Exosomal metabolomics in health and disease

Exosomes are nanoscale entities, being informative based on their size, number, morphology, and molecular content of their cell of origin and cell-recipient.  In this webinar, we briefly discussed with Dr. Theodora Katsila and Vivi Bafiti some of the most recent advances in the field of exosomes as circulating translational biomarkers of choice when inter-individual variability, drug resistance, and adverse drug reactions are considered. “To us, seeing is believing. At the same time, by understanding the fundamental flaws in our perceptions, we become more aware via metabolomics.”

To learn more about the webinar, click here.

The 18^th Annual Conference for the Metabolomics Society took place in person in Valencia, Spain! We welcomed back the opportunity to meet face to face with colleague and industry partners. The scientific program included plenary and keynote talks, parallel scientific sessions, poster sessions, sponsored luncheons, and other networking events. All necessary precautions were taken to ensure the health and safety of delegates for the duration of the conference. To view more details, visit the conference website: http://metabolomics2022.org.

The 17^th Annual Conference for the Metabolomics Society was held virtually 22nd-24th June. View the conference website: https://metabolomics.eventsair.com/metabolomics-2021-online/

The 16th Annual Conference for the Metabolomics Society was held virtually 27 – 29th October. View the conference website: https://metabolomics.eventsair.com/metabolomics-2020-online/

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