Patient advocates

We have a limited number of discounted registrations of €385 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
• Please contact us before the registration deadline to apply.

Lay summary of the conference topic

The programme at this conference brings together the latest research advances in cancer omics and computational biology to better understand how tumours develop, grow and change in response to treatment. By combining powerful technologies—like different omic approaches, machine learning, AI and single-cell analysis—scientists can investigate the relationship between changes to the genetic material, cell composition and cell behaviour. This enables scientists to track how cancer evolves over time, how it interacts with the rest of the body, for instance how it impacts the immune system and why some cells resist treatment. These discoveries could lead to more accurate diagnoses and tailored therapies. The conference promotes collaboration among top experts, helping to speed up the translation of cutting-edge science into real-world benefits for cancer patients.