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The Controlling Cancer Summit 2016: 17th - 19th May 2016

May 11, 2015 By Off
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The annual Controlling Cancer Summit is an international academic event with plenty of opportunity for networking and debate.

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In an informal setting, this meeting will bring you up to date with current research and thinking regarding screening, prevention and treatment in this ever-growing field. Presenting at this event, we will have a variety of clinicians, academics and members of the pharmaceutical industry; we encourage presentations from the wide spectrum of cancer research, development and healthcare professionals.

Deadlines

  • The Deadline for abstract submissions for oral presentation is 10th February 2016
  • The early registration deadline is 20th March 2016
  • The Deadline for poster submission is 3rd May 2016

Who Should Attend: This innovative and stimulating event is aimed at those working in research and development of drugs, industry partners, academia, biotechnology, diagnostic, clinicians and postgraduate students.

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Talks Include

TalkSpeakerAffiliationCountry
Targeting the tumour microenvironment in anti-cancer therapy
Professor Kaye WilliamsUniversity of ManchesterUnited Kingdom
Dendritic cell derived exosomes for cancer therapyAssociate Professor Susanne GabrielssonKarolinska InstitutetSweden
New therapeutic approaches and repurposed drugs for targeting of glioma stem cells and treatment of glioblastomaProfessor Chaya BrodieHermelin Brain Tumor CenterUnited States
Targeted delivery of potential therapeutics to glioblastomaDr Amanda TivnanRoyal College of Surgeons in IrelandIreland
The surface and shape of the breast cancer tumors and its relationship with lymph node metastasesDr Marcel Segura BadiaBarcelonaSpain
The antitumor activity of cannabinoids in colorectal cancerDr David MeiriTechnion-Israel Institute of TechnologyIsrael
Chromosomal instability and the metabolic constraints on cancer growthDr. Stephen GregoryThe University of AdelaideAustralia
The stress protein TP53INP1 plays a tumor suppressive role by regulating metabolic homeostasisDr. Alice CarrierInserm - Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicaleFrance
NQO1, GSTM1, and GSTT1 genetic polymorphisms and the risk of developing cancer among FilipinosDr Pia Marie AlbanoResearch Center for the Natural and Applied SciencesPhilippines
DNA damage repair and p53 gene in platinum-drug resistanceDr Jing Jie YuMary Babb Randolph Cancer CenterUnited States
Using chemical and biological data for targeted compound selection and biomarker discovery in cancer and beyond
Dr Andreas BenderUniversity of CambridgeUnited Kingdom
•DNA repair gene polymorphisms as risk factors and chemotherapy response predictors for lung adenocarcinoma in SerbiaIvana BoljevicLaboratory for Molecular Genetics,Institute for Oncology and Radiology of SerbiaSerbia
TBCNadine LaguetteInstitute of Human GeneticsFrance
TBCDr Olivia FletcherGenetic Epidemiology The Institute of Cancer ResearchUnited Kingdom
Omics biomarkers and their implication in cancer controlDr Mukesh VermaNational Institutes of Health (NIH)United States
TBCDr Leandro CastellanoImperial College LondonUnited Kingdom
TBCDr Aru NarendranUniversity of CalgaryCanada
•Targeting non death domain-containing TNFR family members for cancer therapy: direct, carcinoma cell-specific death by CD40 signallingDr Nikolaos GeorgopoulosUniversity of HuddersfieldUnited Kingdom
TBCProfessor Fuad FaresUniversity of HaifaIsrael
Non-Natural Nucleosides as Therapeutic Agents Against GlioblastomaDr Anthony J. BerdisCleveland State UniversityUnited States
Nucleosomics®- Revolutionising Cancer DiagnosticsDr Mark EcclestonVolitionRxUnited Kingdom
TBCDr. Marek MuriasPoznan University of Medical SciencesPoland
•IV Iron in Anemia of Oncology, Inflammation, and other disorders of Iron deficiencyDr David HenryUniversity of PennsylvaniaUnited States
DNA methylation in epithelial-to-mesenchymal transitionDr Bozena SmolkovaSlovak Academy of SciencesSlovakia
Adoptive T cell Therapy for CancerDr David Edward GilhamThe University of ManchesterUnited Kingdom
Crosstalk between cell death modalities as anticancer targetDr Marc DiederichSeoul National UniversityKorea
Targeted nanomedicines in cancer therapyDr Christine DufesUniversity of Strathclyde

United Kingdom
Signalling therapy for cancer: from target proteins to target signalling networks Dr Alexey GoltsovUniversity of Abertay DundeeUnited Kingdom
Stem Cell based Therapies for Cancer: Mechanism and Translation into ClinicsDr. Khalid ShahHarvard Medical SchoolUnited States
DNA methylation in early detection and risk prediction of women specific cancersProfessor Martin WidschwendterInstitute for Women´s HealthUnited Kingdom
Cognitive impairment in patients with glioblastoma: single institution experienceDr. Ana Misir KrpanUniversity Hospital Center ZagrebCroatia
Precious metals for cancer treatment - a novel approach
Isolda RomeroUniversity of WarwickUnited Kingdom
Molecular factors associated with resistance to drugs targeting BRAF in malignant melanomaDr Suzanne Egyházi BrageDepartment of Oncology-PathologySweden
Dual-functional bioprobes as an imaging and therapeutic approach towards EBV-related tumorDr. Gary Ka-Leung WongHong Kong Baptist UniversityHong Kong
Immunotherapy for cancer dormancyDr. Masoud H. ManjiliVCU School of MedicineUnited States
RAD18 is involved in the resistance of glioblastoma cancer stem cells to the therapy.Dr Chames KermiGenome Surveillance and Stability Laboratory, Institute of Human Genetics (IGH)France

Advisory Board Members

MemberAffiliationCountry
Dr Hendrik-Tobias ArkenauSarah Cannon Research Institute UKUnited Kingdom
Professor Rui Amaral Mendes
Case Western Reserve University
United States
Professor Anthony Miller
University of Toronto
Canada
Dr Alenka FokterCelje General HospitalSlovenia
Dr. Xiaoyan JiangBC Cancer Agency and University of British ColumbiaCanada

The Controlling Cancer Summit 2016 has an open abstract session: Abstracts can be submitted on any subject related to cancer

CPD Credits

Related Past Agendas

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Contact

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Registration Fee

Registration includes entry to all the event, lunch and all refreshments, networking opportunities and access to exhibitions.

FEE  FOR  THREE  DAYS

 

REGISTRATION FEE

 LATE REGISTRATION FEE

Standard

£534 (£445 + VAT)

£654 (£545 + VAT)

Academic

£354 (£295 + VAT)

£474 (£395 + VAT)

Student

£234  (£195 + VAT)

£354 (£295 + VAT)

If you do not want to attend the full three days you can also book single days at the following price

 

REGISTRATION FEE

 LATE REGISTRATION FEE

Standard

£234  (£195 + VAT)

£330  (£275 + VAT)

Academic

£150  (£125 + VAT)

£234  (£195 + VAT)

Student

£114  (£95 + VAT)

£174   (£145 + VAT)

Please note: As our services are held in the UK we are obliged to charge VAT even if you are coming from outside the UK

Discounted Group Bookings

If 3 or more people register together, then you will receive a discount of £20.00 off for each person in the group

These discounts are applied automatically on registration

Bursary applications

Euroscicon will consider all applications for bursaries to cover registration, food and refreshments on the day of an event, however these are limited.  We cannot, at this time award money for travel or accommodation.  To download an application form see www.euroscicon.com/Bursary.docx

Venue, Accommodation and Travel Details

This event will be held at Cineworld: The O2 Peninsula Square London SE10 0DX United Kingdom

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Abstract and Poster Presentations

All abstracts accepted for oral presentation are also automatically accepted for poster presentation

INSTRUCTIONS

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Cancellation Policy

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Delegates cancelling their registration at any point up to 2 months before the event will receive a full refund minus a £20.00 admin fee.

Delegates cancelling their registration at any point between 2 months and two weeks before the meeting will receive a 50% refund.

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Substitution of delegates can be made at any time through the registration system.

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This will be a paperless meeting

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