Meetings and Seminars
This page lists scientific events, in Italy or abroad, potentially interesting for cancer researchers.
AIRC organizes some webinars directly: the AIRC Lectures, highlighted below by the AIRC logo. AIRC may also support external scientific meetings, as described in the policy.
19
Apr
29
Sep
2022
Building Bridges to Interconnect People (BBIP)
The fully digital meeting in clinical oncology
13
Sep
08
Nov
2022
Genome integrity italian network - seminars
The Genome integrity italian Network is a scientific community of researchers interested in genetic information maintenance and genome stability.
13 - 15
Oct
2022
XX NIBIT ANNUAL MEETING
Translating knowledge into the clinic.
All participants are encouraged to submit an abstract in English, following the guidelines included in the template published on the official website.
Abstracts should be submitted by September 8th, 2022.
All participants are encouraged to submit an abstract in English, following the guidelines included in the template published on the official website.
Abstracts should be submitted by September 8th, 2022.
14
Oct
2022
AIRC lectures series
will continue on:
Prof. Enrico Tiacci
Università degli Studi di Perugia
All the lectures will be delivered in streaming at 5.00-6.00 pm Italian time.
Università degli Studi di Perugia
All the lectures will be delivered in streaming at 5.00-6.00 pm Italian time.
18 - 20
Oct
2022
Early Detection of Cancer Conference
After two years of virtual meetings, the Early Detection of Cancer Conference is back in person in Portland, Oregon, from 18 – 20 October. Join the brightest minds in cancer research to discuss, debate and share the latest thinking and results in early detection research. Hear from a host of experts from across the globe including Jos Jonkers (Netherlands Cancer Institute), Karen Knudsen (American Cancer Society) and John Carpten (University of Southern California).
Expect a jam-packed agenda with lightning talks from submitted abstracts, networking sessions, posters and expert panel discussions.
Confirmed sessions include:
• Mechanistically-informed early detection from models to humans
• Emerging technologies for early detection
• Microbiological risk factors for early detection
• What is needed for an early detection/diagnostic test to reach clinical practice
Cancer Research UK are providing free registration and travel bursaries to five UK-based students or post-docs who submit abstracts to present at this year’s conference. Submit an abstract by 19 August to be considered for a lightning talk, with general abstract submission closing on 2 September.
• Mechanistically-informed early detection from models to humans
• Emerging technologies for early detection
• Microbiological risk factors for early detection
• What is needed for an early detection/diagnostic test to reach clinical practice
Cancer Research UK are providing free registration and travel bursaries to five UK-based students or post-docs who submit abstracts to present at this year’s conference. Submit an abstract by 19 August to be considered for a lightning talk, with general abstract submission closing on 2 September.