EPS in Oncology 2019 is fast approaching 

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Dear John,

With less than a month to go to to the Cancer Research UK–AACR Joint Conference on Engineering and Physical Sciences in Oncology, there's just enough time to book your spot. 

Join leading international scientists including Charlie Swanton (Francis Crick Institute), Paul Workman (The Institute of Cancer Research), Molly Stevens (Imperial College London) and Oliver Jonas (Harvard Medical School). Find out more about our programme below. 

Don't miss out – register now. 

eps in oncology 2019 in numbers
31 speakers


31 speakers
220+ delegates


220+ delegates
18 hours of sessions


18 hours of sessions
13 countries represented


13 countries represented
120 posters


120 posters
3 future leaders


3 future leaders' talks
EPS IN ONCOLOGY 2019: TIME RUNNING OUT TO REGISTER

 

WHAT'S ON THE AGENDA

Enjoy an exciting line-up of sessions over 3 days including: 

  • Emerging technologies for cancer diagnosis
    Jason Lewis (Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center)
  • Cancer biophysics and clinical challenges
    Owen Sansom (CRUK Beatson Institute)
  • Engineered solutions to enhance therapy
    Paula Hammond (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
You'll also hear from our keynote speakers, Sylvia Plevritis (Stanford University) and Ben Simons (CRUK Cambridge Institute).

 
Explore the programme
GRAND CHALLENGE: THE SCIENCE SERIES

 

SPEAK TO OUR GRAND CHALLENGE TEAM

Grand Challenge is our flagship international research initiative, o­ffering up to £20m over 5 years to multidisciplinary teams willing to take on the toughest challenges in cancer research.

Our Grand Challenge team will be on hand to hear your ideas for our round three challenges – revealed in February – and to answer your questions about what it takes to make a successful Grand Challenge. 

You’ll also have the chance to hear from Grand Challenge scientists Kevin Brindle (IMAXT), Donald Ingber (STORMing Cancer), Owen Sansom (Rosetta) and René Bernards (Advisory Panel), who all feature on the programme.

 

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