Immuno-oncology is still one of the hot topics in cancer research. The development of cancer immunotherapies requires appropriate and innovative preclinical models and technologies. New cellular models such as CAR-T, phagocytes, cytotoxic cells and dendritic cells are immunomodulatory targets in cutting edge cancer research as well as cell signalling checkpoints. Immundnz will organise a free-to-attend 1-day symposium at the Alderley Park that will cover innovative approaches to preclinical translational models and target areas in immuno-oncology. Speakers from several UK and Dutch research institutes and companies will present their latest insights. Full program can be found here.
Free to attend, including networking lunch. Includes suppliers’ exhibition.
For registration, you can sign up here or contact us at info@immundnz.com or use the QR code below:
Preliminary program:
9-10 am registration, tea and networking
9:15 am start Alderley Park tour for interested participants
10 am start program with a.o. the following speakers:
- Angeliki Malliri (CRUK, UK) – Cell signalling in cancer
- Sean Hammond (Apconix, UK) – Checkpoint inhibitors
- Theo Luider (Erasmus Medical Center, Netherlands) – Proteomics-based biomarkers in immuno-oncology
- Monique van Scherpenzeel (GlycoMScan, Netherlands) – Protein glycosylation in immuno-oncology
- Nils Hijlkema (HUB Organoids, Netherlands) – Patient-derived organoids to predict cancer patient response to treatment
- Wynand Alkema (TenWise and Hanze University, Netherlands) – AI and text mining in immuno-oncology
- Paul Oranje (IMcoMET, Netherlands) – Study of the 3D tissue microenvironment in culture
- Charlotte Wuyts (InnoSer, Belgium/Netherlands) – In vivo immuno-oncology models
- Masih Alam (Immundnz, UK) – Translational in vitro immunology models
More speakers to follow.
Networking lunch from 12 am to 1 pm. Program will end around 5 pm.
The event is free to attend, including networking lunch.
Symposium will include suppliers’ exhibits from Thermo Fisher Scientific, LGC-ATCC, SLS, MedChem Express, Caltag Medsystems, Tebu Bio, Biolegend, Starlab and DWK.
