26th June
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Day 1
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1200
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Registration Lunch and refreshments
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1300
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Welcome Address – Julian Downward
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1315
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Opening Keynote:
Charles Swanton (Francis Crick Institute, London)
Cancer evolution, immune evasion and metastasis
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Session 1: New Technologies, Engineering and Imaging
Chairs: Richard Bayliss and Charlotte Bevan
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1400
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BACR/AstraZeneca Frank Rose Award Talk
Vivian Li (Francis Crick Institute, London
Colorectal cancer targeting and intestinal bioengineering
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1430
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Tony Ng (King’s College London)
Integrative imaging-OMIC combination approach to probe tumour cell/microenvironment changes for recurrent cancer detection and treatment
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1500
1515
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Greg Wells (Sheffield)
Utilising ex vivo imaging to measuring drug action at the single cell level using a live biopsy
Pamela Collier (Nottingham)
Bioluminescent labelling of patient-derived xenografts to enable monitoring of orthotopic and metastatic growth
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1530
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Afternoon tea/coffee
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1600
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Carolyn Moores (Birkbeck, University of London)
Studying the microtubule mitotic machinery using cryo-EM
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1630
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Faith Howard (University of Sheffield)
BACR/Astex Pharmaceuticals Roger Griffin Prize for Drug Discovery
Nanobugs as Drugs: Bacterial Derived Nanomagnets Enhance Tumor Targeting and Oncolytic Activity of HSV-1 Virus
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1700
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Zoltan Takats (Imperial College London)
Molecular interaction network-based disease models: Outlines of a coherent and comprehensive cancer care system
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1730
1900
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Welcome drinks and finger buffet
Sponsored by Worldwide Cancer Trials
Poster Session 1 (Even Numbers)
Speakers Dinner
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27th June
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Day 2
Session 2: Tumour Microenvironment and Immunotherapy
Chairs: Robert Wilkinson and Anna Grabowska
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0830
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Gareth Thomas (Southampton)
Targeting cancer-associated fibroblasts to overcome immunotherapy resistance
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0900
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Ilaria Malanchi (Francis Crick Institute, London)
Neutrophils nurturing the tumour microenvironment
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0930
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Timothy Budden (University of Manchester)
BACR Chris Marshall Prize for Cell Signalling
Sex and ageing in skin cancer
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1000
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Martina Brucoli (Glasgow)
Addressing a non-cell autonomous tumour suppressive role for Dram1 in inflammation-induced colorectal cancer
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1015
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Claire Reader (F-Star Therapeutics, Babraham)
FS118, a novel LAG-3/PD-L1 bispecific antibody, reduced cell-surface LAG-3 and induced LAG-3 shedding through tetravalent target binding
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1030
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Tea/Coffee
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1100
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Ignacio Melero (University of Navarra, Spain)
IL-8 and NETs in cancer
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1130
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Christophe Caux (Lyon Cancer Research Centre, France)
Dendritic cells and NK cells in tumor immune surveillance”
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12.00
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Lunch Posters and Exhibition
(12.10 to 12.30 Commercial Workshop Given by Greiner)
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Session 3: Resistance to Therapy
Chairs: Isabel Pires and Kevin Ryan
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1330
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Ester Hammond (Oxford)
Targeting the hypoxia-induced DNA damage response
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1400
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Mike Hemann (MIT, Cambridge, USA)
Understanding Resistance to Cell-Based Immunotherapy
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1430
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Martin Miller (AstraZeneca, Cambridge)
Clinical and molecular features of acquired resistance to immunotherapy in non-small cell lung cancer
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1445
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Deborah Caswell (Francis Crick Institute, London)
The role of APOBEC3B in lung tumour evolution and targeted therapy resistance
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1500
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Tea/Coffee
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1530
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Anthony Letai (Dan-Farber, Boston USA)
Measuring mitochondrial apoptotic signaling to direct patient care
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1600
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Thomas Helleday (Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm)
Targeting DNA repair through metabolism
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1630
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Val Macaulay (Oxford)
Investigating IGFs as mediators of therapy resistance
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1700
1900
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Drinks Reception
Poster Session 2 (Odd Numbers)
Conference Dinner
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28th June
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Day 3
Session 4: Signalling Networks
Chairs: Amanda Harvey and Claire Perks
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0830
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Angel Nebreda (IRB Barcelona, Spain)
Exploring tumor vulnerabilities by targeting stress kinase signaling
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0900
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Stephen Tait (Beatson, Glasgow)
Targeting cell death associated inflammation in cancer
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0930
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Natalia Riobo-DelGaldo (Leeds)
PTCH1 C-terminal domain mutations enhance colon cancer tumorigenesis
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0945
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Sabrina Zema (Sapienza University, Rome, Italy)
Identification of Maml1 as a novel negative regulator of Itch E3
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1000
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Dafna Bar-Sagi (New York University, USA)
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1030
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Manolis Pasparakis (Cologne, Germany)
Inflammatory signalling in small cell lung cancer
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1100
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Tea/Coffee
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1130
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Len Stephens (Babraham)
Signalling via PI3Ks and Plekhs1 in a mouse model of prostate tumour progression
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Session 5: Disruptive Science and the future
Chairs: Barry Davies and Simon Dovedi
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1200
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Bernd Bodenmiller (Zurich, Switzerland)
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12.30
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Highly multiplexed imaging of tissues with subcellular resolution by imaging mass cytometry
Nicholas Brittain (Newcastle)
Combining novel CRISPR-Cas13 & proximity biotinylation methods for proteomic identification of AR-V7 mRNA splicing regulators in castrate resistant prostate cancer
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12.45
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Megan Cole (Francis Crick Institute, London)
Spatial proteomic analysis of a NSCLC model revealed regulatory T cells as mediators of KRAS-G12C-inhibitor-dependent immune response
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1300
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Lunch Posters and Exhibition
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1400
1430
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Nitzan Rosenfeld (Cambridge)
Expanding roles of liquid biopsies for cancer diagnostics
Raj Chopra (ATP, London)
Reprogramming protein homeostasis using small molecule modulators of E3 ligases
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1500
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George Poulogiannis (The Institute of Cancer Research, London)
BACR/AstraZeneca Frank Rose Award (2022)
Dissecting the role of metabolism and nutrition in P13K-induced
oncogenicity
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1530
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Tea/Coffee
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1600
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Closing Keynote:
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Kevan Shokat (UCSF,USA)
Overcoming the Undruggable Nature of Oncogenic K-Ras
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1645
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Closing Remarks, Proffered Paper Awards Given
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1700
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Meeting Closes
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