Hosted by Cancer Research UK

Learning objectives

Although survival rates for most cancers have shown an encouraging upward trend, the fearsome complexity of the brain, and the plethora of different disease subtypes, has left brain tumour survival languishing at the bottom of the table.

• Our intention is to provide a stimulating environment where scientists from across the research pipeline can showcase new discoveries, spark new collaborations, and create the synergy needed to accelerate progress for patients.
• Our multidisciplinary programme combines expertise from across the breadth of brain tumour research, together with insights from allied disciplines, to provide attendees with the tools and techniques to apply to their own research.
• There will be ample time throughout the conference to network with peers, view posters and continue thought-provoking conversations outside of the agenda.

Audience

This is a must-attend meeting for all disciplines interested in brain cancer. It's an excellent opportunity for academics and scientists to come together to discuss and debate the biggest challenges in brain cancer research.

Registration

Early-bird regsitration until 15 July 2022 for academics & clinicians costs £320, rising to £420 after this date, students £220 rising to £320

Abstracts

Deadline fro abstract submission is 17 June 2022

Further information on the event website