Other meetings

Other meetings

To submit a scientific meeting to be included on this page please email Barbara Cavilla

Advances in Radiobiobiology

Venue: 
The British Institute of Radiology

This scientific meeting has been organised by Dr Stewart Martin and Prof Stephanie McKeown and the BIR's Radiation Cancer Biology Committee on behalf of The British Institute of Radiology. 

Radiobiological research has, over recent years, produced a number of interesting and exciting results, some of which are causing central dogma to be revisited and revised.  Such research has direct relevance to current radiotherapy treatment practice. 

Dates: 
08/12/2010

Immunochemotherapy: Correcting Immune Escape in Cancer

Venue: 
Philadelphia, USA

Organisers:
George Prendergates (Lankenau Instute for Medical Research, USA) and Abcam
 
Join us for this exciting meeting the field of immunochemotherapy. A fantastic line-up of speakers have been invited and talks will also be selected from abstracts. The meeting will encourage discussion and interaction amongst all delegates.

Dates: 
10/03/2011 - 11/03/2011

NCRI Cancer Conference

Venue: 
BT Convention Centre, Liverpool

Organisers:

National Cancer Research Institute (NCRI)

 

The NCRI Cancer Conference is the major forum in the UK for showcasing the best British and international cancer research. The 2010 Conference will take place at the BT Convention Centre in Liverpool, further enhancing opportunities for networking and sharing knowledge while continuing to bring together leading experts across all disciplines

Dates: 
07/11/2010 - 10/11/2010

Cancer & Metabolism: Pathways to the Future

Venue: 
Edinburgh, Scotland UK

Organizers: Eyal Gottlieb (The Beatson Institute for Cancer Research) and Abcam

Dates: 
19/09/2010 - 21/09/2010

Epigenetics and Stem Cells

Venue: 
BRIC, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark

Organizers: Kristian Helin and Bo Porse (BRIC, University of Copenhagen, Denmark)and Abcam

Information: Cancer is a disease associated with development and differentiation – therefore also with stem cells. Epigenetic regulation of transcription is believed to provide a memory system that regulates differentiation of stem cells and therefore cell fate decisions. The meeting will provide a forum for discussing the connections between epigenetic regulation of transcription, stem cell proliferation and the development of cancer.

Dates: 
25/08/2010 - 27/08/2010

1st British Breast Cancer Research Conference

Venue: 
East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham

CALL FOR ABSTRACTS – on line submission at www.bbcrc.org.uk CLOSING DATE for abstract submission Monday 17 May 2010

Dates: 
15/09/2010 - 17/09/2010
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