The Translational Cancer Network invites you to the annual meeting
On September 24, 2024, the Translational Cancer Network will hold its second annual meeting, bringing together researchers from all corners of Aarhus University for a day dedicated to cancer research. The event is open to everyone upon registration.
![The annual meeting of the Translational Cancer Network will take place on Tuesday, September 24, from 2:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Aarhus University Hospital and is open to all interested parties. The annual meeting of the Translational Cancer Network will take place on Tuesday, September 24, from 2:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Aarhus University Hospital and is open to all interested parties.](/fileadmin/_processed_/a/1/csm_Cancer_Network_1_509d5c7caf.png)
More than 45,000 Danes are diagnosed with cancer each year, and cancer is the leading cause of death nationwide. The Translational Cancer Network works to help both Danish and international cancer patients by translating the latest discoveries from basic research into clinical practice, aiming to develop new and improved treatments.
Facts about the Annual Meeting of the Translational Cancer Network
- Date and Location: September 24, 2024, from 2:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Aarhus University Hospital
- Keynote Speakers: Professor Ester Hammond from Oxford University, England, and Professor Mattias Belting from Lund University, Sweden
- Additional Information: Find the full program here and register via the network’s website by September 17, 2024.
- More about the Network: Learn more about the Translational Cancer Network on the network’s website (in English).
Gain insight into the latest cancer research
The annual meeting, held at Aarhus University Hospital, features a broad program including keynote presentations by Professor Ester Hammond from Oxford University and Professor Mattias Belting from Lund University. Additionally, you can attend presentations by a wide range of researchers from Aarhus University. The topics cover everything from surgery to immunology, radiation to circulating tumor DNA, and from the laboratory to current patient care.
The network particularly encourages younger researchers to participate with poster presentations, which will be evaluated by leading experts in the field. A prize for "Best Poster Presentation" will also be awarded on the day.
Signe Borgquist, one of the two chairs of the Translational Cancer Network, is very excited about the program for the network’s second annual meeting. "Once again, we have put together an exciting program that includes both external guests and a broad representation of researchers from Health. I look forward to meeting new colleagues and gaining insight into the groundbreaking cancer research happening both within and outside the faculty – much of which is certainly new to me," she says.
Martin Roelsgaard Jakobsen, the other chair of the network, hopes the meeting will inspire increased collaboration among the network's members, particularly in terms of grant funding and center projects. "It would be fantastic to address topics that have emerged across institutes and research areas but share a common interest in cancer research. I would be very pleased if the annual meeting could spark new interdisciplinary research projects that could lead to new breakthroughs," he explains.
Learn more and register for the annual meeting via the network’s website.
Contact
Network Coordinator: Anja P. Einholm
Aarhus University, Health – Faculty Secretariat
Phone: +45 93 50 84 08
Email: ape@au.dk