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Advances in cancer therapeutics

August 09, 2004

Cancer Research

Graduate College 460, University of Ulm, Ulm, Germany 2004-10-14 07:30 Registration 08:30 Welcome 08:45 Cancer gene therapy Jarmo Wahlfors University of Kuopio, Finland 09:45 RNAi applications to study cancer Reuven Agami The Netherlands Cancer Institute, The Netherlands 10:45 German breakfast, poster viewing 11:10 Complexities of angiogenesis: what can we learn from fish, frogs and mice? Edward Conway University of Leuven, Belgium 12:10 Cancer immune therapy Paul Moss University of Birmingham, United Kingdom 13:10 Lunch, poster discussion 15:00 p53 from pathway to cancer therapy Jean-Christophe Marine University of Gent, Belgium 16:00 Four oral presentations Young researchers 17:00 Coffee break 17:30 Four oral presentations Young researchers 18:30 Farewell 18:40 Poster prize 18:50 Dinner party

Organized by:			Graduate College 460, University of Ulm, Germany
Invited Speakers:			Jarmo Wahlfors (University of Kuopio, Finland); Reuven Agami (The Netherlands Cancer Institute, The Netherlands); Edward Conway (University of Leuven, Belgium); Paul Moss (University of Birmingham, United Kingdom); Jean-Christophe Marine (University of Gent, Belgium).

Deadline for Abstracts:			2004-08-20

Registration:			This event is a continuation of former three annual scientific symposiums organised by the students of Graduate College 460. In 2004 we seek to bring together young researchers and internationally renowned keynote speakers by addressing one of the hottest areas in clinical research - cancer therapeutics. PhD and MD students in the field of cancer research are welcome to apply by submitting an abstract for a poster session (30 posters). In addition, eight posters will be selected for a 10-minute oral presentation. Graduate students in other fields can also apply by submitting an abstract. These poster presentations are limited to 20 applicants. We will also consider a number of applicants without an abstract. The participation is limited to 150 people. Competition in science is one way of guaranteeing success. Hence, a jury consisting of keynote speakers will award a prize for the best poster communicated by a young researcher. Please register by sending your abstract to:
E-mail:			jon.genuneit@medizin.uni-ulm.de

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