About this Site

The Swiss Proteomics Society is a service made possible through the contributions of Swiss Proteomics Society, International Conference Volunteers (ICVolunteers) and the MCART (MCART).

Supporting Organizations

Swiss Proteomics Society

The Swiss Proteomics Society (SPS) is a scientific society, according to article 60 of the Swiss Civil Law, established for the public benefit to advance research, development and education in the proteomic sciences. The SPS is a non-profit society, neutral from both political and confessional points of view.

Visit: http://www.swissproteomicsociety.org

ICVolunteers

ICVolunteers (International Conference Volunteers) is an international non-governmental organization that recruits, trains and coordinates volunteers for non-profit projects (conference support, cybervolunteerism and language services).

Visit: www.icvolunteers.org

MCART

MCART Design Communications is a non-profit organization that exists to develop projects which enhance the sharing of information and good practices, both locally and globally. MCART works with projects and conferences of a social, humanitarian scientific and environmental nature to help them communicate their results in a way they can afford. MCART has developed news services for groups since the 1998 World AIDS Conference.

Visit: www.mcart.info

The News Team

Concept

The Swiss Proteomics Society is based on Conference Reports, a cross-sector partnership between MCART and ICVolunteers started in 2000 that directly involves volunteers in carrying results around the world.

For more information how this service works, please visit www.conference-reports.org.