Patient advocates

We have a limited number of discounted registrations of €395.00 for this conference for patient advocates affiliated with patient advocacy organisations. 

To apply for a discounted registration, you must:

• Be employed by or volunteer for a registered non-profit patient advocacy organisation
• Provide a headed letter from the organisation you represent, indicating how your attendance at the conference will further its charitable aims for the benefit of patients
• Here are a few examples of patient advocacy organisations

Please contact us before the registration deadline to apply.

Lay summary of the conference topic:

Every cancer is different, and a treatment that helps one patient may not help another. Researchers are now using artificial intelligence to build "virtual" models of cancer: computer systems that learn from large amounts of biological and clinical data to capture how tumours are organised and how they grow, to uncover new vulnerabilities and to understand how tumours respond to different therapies. These systems aim to run experiments and test treatments on a computer before moving to the laboratory or the clinic. This conference brings together the researchers building these tools and developing cutting-edge measurement technology. The shared goal is to understand each person's cancer more precisely, select better treatments, and ultimately improve outcomes for people living with cancer.

Cancer patient organisations

Connecting cancer researchers with patient advocacy organisations is crucial for fostering collaboration, empathy, and progress in cancer research.

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