News

Newsletter announcing the CAMPI Webinar on December 15, 2025, and the 7th IMS in Dessau-Roßlau scheduled for June 2026.

Call for submissions for the Best Manuscript Award 2026, to be presented at the 7th International Metaproteomics Symposium in Dessau-Roßlau.

Recap of the 6th IMS in Oslo with 79 participants from 18 countries, Best Manuscript Award highlights, and community updates.

Announcing the first Best Manuscript Award winner, Dr. Alfredo Blakeley-Ruiz, for his metaproteomics study on dietary protein and gut microbiome function.

Newsletter announcing that IMS Oslo registrations are open and introducing the inaugural Best Manuscript Award for early career researchers.

Newsletter highlighting recent method developments, community progress, and an upcoming June webinar on CAMPI results.

Newsletter announcing the community's switch from Basecamp to Slack, alongside CAMPI 3 updates and recent research highlights.

Newsletter with CAMPI 3 status updates, highlights from the IMS 2023 conference in Aveiro, and member research news.

Official kickoff of CAMPI 3 with details on the provided datasets, submission workflow, and how labs can participate in the bioinformatics benchmark.

Call for participation in CAMPI 3, a community assessment evaluating bioinformatic workflows for protein assignment and peptide spectral matching.

Newsletter with conference updates, monthly meeting summaries, and research highlights from the community ahead of the IMS 2023 symposium.

First community newsletter from the executive board, featuring updates on board activities, CAMPI progress, and news from the metaproteomics community.

Open call for laboratories to join CAMPI 2, a community-wide assessment of sample handling and preservation methods for metaproteomics.

A commentary announcing the formation and goals of the Metaproteomics Initiative was published open access in the journal Microbiome.

The CAMPI 1 multi-lab comparison study on metaproteomics sample preparation was published open access in Nature Communications.

The Metaproteomics Initiative launched as an official EuPA initiative, with a call for members to submit logo designs for the new organization.