Join us for an exploration of how integrating proteomics and metabolomics can deepen our understanding of human health and disease. Our Principal Scientist Dr. Luke Jostins-Dean will present new analyses from the UK Biobank, where both proteomic and metabolomic data are now available for 50,000 individuals—with plans to scale to all 500,000 participants. By examining the complementarities between these two molecular layers, we’ll demonstrate how multiomic data can uncover new biological insights.

In addition, we’ll share early results from pilot studies measuring multiple omics from single blood samples, including both traditional venous draws and self-collected dried blood spots—opening the door to scalable, decentralized population health research. After the 30-minute presentation, there will be time for questions.