Tumour Microenvironment

Tumour growth and metastasis is critically dependent on the interaction between tumour cells and their surrounding environment. Cancers require a vascular supply, a lymph drainage, immune escape, evasion from growth suppression and pro-apoptotic signals coming from their environment and an ability to move through the surrounding stroma to metastasise. Knowledge of the role of the tumour microenvironment has been developing rapidly, and therapies aimed at tumour vasculature and lymphatics, immune interactions, and stromal components are now increasingly available.  The current state of the art of knowledge of the tumour microenvironment field encompasses four major interacting areas – vascular biology, immunology, stromal biology and metastasis.  This meeting is a follow up to our successful meetings in 2013 (in Bristol) and 2017 in Nottingham.

Registration rates are day delegate rates only. 

If you require accommodation to attend this event we have linked with Events Nottingham who have provided the link below giving details of  Hotels in Nottingham close to the Nottingham Conference Centre.

https://book.passkey.com/go/BACR2019

To take advantage of the reduced rates at these hotels you will need to book early. (Most of the hotels have agreed we can keep the rooms until 4 weeks prior to the conference – however the Crowne Plaza require any unsold rooms to be given back 6 weeks prior to arrival,)