El II International Lung Cancer Debates 2024 se celebrará el viernes 2 de febrero y sábado 3 de febrero, tras el éxito de la primera edición celebrado el 3 y 4 de febrero de 2023 en el Gabinete Literario, en Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to attend the 9^th Trends in Head & Neck Oncology (THNO-9) meeting, which will be held face-to-face in Málaga, Spain, on November 9 – 11, 2023. 

All disciplines involved in the treatment of head & neck cancer will be represented in integrated sessions. The translation to daily practice will be brought to the spotlight by interactive clinical case discussions facilitated by panels. The THNO-9 meeting is designed for all medical oncologists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, otolaryngologists, and other medical professionals involved in the treatment of patients with head & neck cancer. 

The THNO-9 face-to-face meeting will offer you excellent science and medicine in the beautiful city of Málaga.

For more information, please visit our website THNO-9.

Metastasis is the main driving force for cancer-associated lethality as they are more difficult to treat than primary tumors. The exponential increase in heterogeneity throughout the metastatic cascade and the underlying biology that involves the generation of novel ecosystems incorporating resident and peripheral components of the microenvironment might explain the increased ability to resist therapies. The CNIO Frontier meeting will provide the most up-to-date perspective on metastasis including the best ways to model metastasis, embrace its heterogeneity, prevent metastases from happening, exploit organ-specific survival mechanism of cancer cells among other key topics. These novel research findings will be contributed by leaders in the field, which will make the CNIO Frontier Meeting on Metastasis the most relevant cancer research forum of the year.

Topics to be covered:

• Modelling Evolution of Metastasis
• Non-Genetic Adaptation in Metastasis (Metabolism, Epigenetics and Stress)
• Microorganismal Influence on Metastasis
• Anti-Metastasis Therapies and Clinical
• Influence of Microenvironment in Metastasis
• CTCS/ DTC/ CTDNA: New Technologies and Implications
• Neurobiology of Metastasis

Abstracts:

Abstract submission deadline September 25, 2023
Abstracts must be submitted online when you register.

Top scoring abstracts will be selected for short talks in the main programme
Abstract Title (max. 50 words) / Abstract Authors (max. 100 words) / Abstract Centres/Organisations (max. 100 words) / Abstract (max. 450 words including references)

Registration and Payment:

200 Euro Students and CNIO staff; 400 Euro Post-docs and Academia; 600 Euro Industry
Register now

The 3D folding of chromatin within the nucleus determines the framework in which all processes of
genome dynamics occur and has attracted extraordinary attention in the last few years, fundamentally with
the development of genome-wide chromosome-conformation-capture techniques, which have radically
changed our understanding of how the genome is spatially organised in a dynamic fashion. The most
illustrative example for this is perhaps the regulation of gene expression, which is now unconceivable to
understand without a three-dimensional context of controlled chromatin interactions. The connections
between 3D genome organisation and the processes that signal and repair DNA damage in order to
maintain genome integrity are, however, only now starting to emerge, and proving fundamental to
understand the endogenous sources of DNA breaks and chromosomal rearrangement events that drive
cancer onset and progression. In this meeting we aim at bringing together world-leading researchers in
both fields, 3D genome organisation and the DNA-damage response, in order to provide an ideal setting
to bridge the gap between these two fundamental aspects of genome dynamics.

Topics to be covered:

• Fundamental principles of genome organisation
• SMC complexes in genome organisation and dynamics
• Genome organisation and the DNA-damage response
• Genome organisation and replicative stress
• Genome organisation in health and disease

Abstracts:

Abstract submission deadline April 20, 2023. Abstracts must be submitted online when you register.
Registration Submission deadline May 8, 2023

Top scoring abstracts will be selected for short talks in the main programme. Abstract Title (max. 50
words) / Abstract Authors (max. 100 words) / Abstract Centres/Organisations (max. 100 words) / Abstract
(max. 450 words including references)

Registration and Payment: 200 Euro Students and CNIO staff; 400 Euro Post-docs and Academia; 600
Euro Industry. Register now!

En esta octava edición del Foro OM3d es nuestra intención revisar en profundidad todos los aspectos más relevantes y actuales de la Oncología Médica, de forma dinámica y participativa. Para ello, contaremos con los ponentes de más alto nivel nacional que, junto a los moderadores, tratarán de incentivar la participación más activa posible.

La integración de la avalancha de datos que año tras año se sucede en cada uno de los tipos tumorales que tenemos, hace necesario este tipo de foros en los que presentar, digerir y discutir la relevancia clínica que puedan tener en cada uno de los tumores.

¡Os esperamos!