During the EUPA 2025 conference in Saint Malo, the FPS Senior Prize was awarded to Charles Pineau, Inserm Research Director at the University of Rennes and Director of UMS Biosit. This honor reflects Mr. Pineau's commitment to promoting proteomics in France and abroad and his active participation in bringing scientists together through the organization of numerous events, including EUPA 2025.

During the scientific meeting organized under the auspices of the European Proteomics Association (EuPA) last June in Saint Malo, the FPS honored Laurine Lagache for her thesis entitled “Visualizing the molecular interaction network-level heterogeneity of malignant tumors by mass spectrometry imaging.” Dr. Lagache successfully defended her thesis before a jury in December 2024, under the supervision of Prof. Michel SALZET and co-supervision of Dr. Nawale HAJJAJI at the University of Lille.

On June 18, 2025, FPS members gathered for the General Assembly, organized as part of the EuPA-FPS 2025 congress in Saint-Malo. With 60 participants present and connected, this session provided an opportunity to review the past year, discuss future actions, and vote on the association's financial and moral reports.

The new academic year got off to a flying start with the joint FPS and SFSM congress, held in Lille from September 16 to 19. The program was dedicated to mass spectrometry, its applications in proteomics and new developments in French research.

On September 17, 2024, FPS members attending the SMAP2024 congress in Lille gathered for the company's Annual General Meeting.

The FPS 2024 Senior Prize is awarded to Philippe Marin, Director of Research at the Institut de Génomique Fonctionnelle in Montpellier. The award recognizes both his work as a researcher and director, and his ongoing commitment to the French proteomics community.

The 2024 FPS thesis prize is awarded to Diego Fernando Garcia-del Rio for his work on the Ghost proteome through the study of protein complexes. This work was carried out in the PRISM laboratories in Lille and at the University of Ghent in Belgium, under the co-direction of Amélie Bonnefond, Michel Salzet and Kris Gevaert.