Founded in 1997, the Proteome Society is an early leader in uniting those interested in the field of Proteomics. Its model is to provide an open forum leading to collaboration among its members. Sponsored by technology companies, supported by volunteers and guided by their prestigious Scientific Advisory Council, the Proteome Society reinforces a basic tenet of scientific discovery--peer networking. The Society currently has nearly two thousand members from thirty seven countries and welcomes new volunteers and members.  The Proteome Society operates as a non-profit California corporation.  (ID# 20-2297732)  

The Proteome Society charges a nominal fee for membership and meetings.

Our Mission:

• Provide worldwide opportunities for education, networking, and information exchange between scientists from variety of disciplines centering around proteomics research in both face to face and a virtual environment.
   
• Provide a public forum for panel discussions and scientific posters, seminars and electronic debates as well as a venue for expressing opinions through editorials and meeting reviews.
   
• Serve as a general information resource to all interested parties concerning proteomic sciences and innovation through tutorials, a proteomics glossary, career postings, editorials and a discussion board.