10 – 13 August 2026, Putrajaya, Malaysia
Organiser:
Nurkhalida Kamal (Institute of Systems Biology, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia)
Contact:



Deadline for receipt of applications:
13 June 2026
Call for applications now closed
The NextGen Metabolomics Data Mining Workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of data mining techniques specifically tailored for liquid chromatography–mass spectrometry (LC-MS) metabolomics. The program features a combination of lectures and hands-on sessions, covering both fundamental and advanced topics essential for effective metabolomic data analysis.
On the first day, the event will include:
- 1 keynote lecture
- 4 plenary lectures delivered by leading metabolomics scientists
- 2 technical talks
- A poster presentation session featuring participant contributions on various topics in metabolomics
Topics
Introduction to Data Mining Techniques in Metabolomics; Quality Control and Preprocessing in Metabolomics Data Mining; Advanced Statistical Methods for Metabolomic Data Analysis; Machine Learning Applications in Metabolomics; Visualization of Metabolomic Data: Tools and Techniques; Open Science Practices in Metabolomics Research.
Participants
Applicants should be actively involved in metabolomics research, particularly using LC-MS techniques. Candidates must hold at least a Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field such as biochemistry, biology, or chemistry. Practical experience in metabolomics or related areas (e.g., laboratory work or research projects) is required.
Registration Fees:
- 1-day symposium poster presenter: MYR 200
- 1-day symposium participant only: MYR 100
- 4-day symposium & workshop: MYR 600
A 10% discount will be offered to groups of three or more participants who register for the full 4-day programme.
For more information, please visit https://www.ukm.my/inbiosis/en/inbiosis-workshop-series-2026/
Funding
A limited number of grants are available for students and early-career scientists who are nationals of ICGEB Member States residing outside Malaysia. These grants will cover:
- Local transportation
- Accommodation (twin-sharing basis) for the duration of the event
- Full waiver of the registration fee
Please note: This funding does not include airfare. Participants are responsible for covering all international travel expenses to and from Malaysia.
ICGEB-supported participants will be selected based on the following criteria:
- Scientific relevance of the practical course to the applicant’s current research
- Priority given to applicants conducting research in developing countries
- Date of application
Non-supported participants will be selected based on:
- Scientific relevance of the practical course to the applicant’s research activities
- Date of application
This transparent, merit-based selection process ensures equitable access, encourages participation from scientists in developing countries, and maximizes the overall impact of the training.
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