Networking Opportunities

At EACR, we know that conferences are about more than just hearing the latest research. Our events are well known for providing excellent opportunities for networking, interaction and discussion. Here are some of the features you can look forward to at Stem Cell Biology, Cancer Plasticity and Therapeutic Potential 2023.

• Virtual Poster Discussion Sessions
• Panel Discussion
• Participant List
• Twitter
   

Virtual Poster Discussion Sessions

Tuesday 25 April 2023 16:15-17:15 CEST
Wednesday 26 April 2023 12:30-13:30 CEST

There are two dedicated 60-minute Virtual Poster Discussion Sessions in the programme. These sessions will be delivered through the Zoom Meeting platform. Full details will follow in due course.

An online abstract book will be available to logged-in participants for you to browse and click in to view each virtual poster at any time during the conference.

Feedback from our previous Virtual Poster Discussion Sessions:

"The poster sessions were extremely well-organised and interactive. This type of session provides a very inspiring platform to interact with other people working in the field more openly and facilitates great scientific exchange.

I felt fully involved in the conference most especially during the breakout session where I was able to present my work and also get to discuss it with other great minds."

"The virtual social and networking experiences provided me with valuable connections and insights that I wouldn’t have been able to gain otherwise."

Discussion Forum

Wednesday 26 April 2023 16:50-17:20 CEST

Ilaria Malanchi, Scientific Programme Committee Chair, will lead a Discussion Forum on “Nature vs Nurture: how does phenotypic plasticity relate to mutational driven somatic evolution in cancer?”

This will be a forum with speakers Tuomas, Rich, Direna and Maria. Planned as an open discussion where participants are invited to ask questions and contribute to the conversation.

Participant List

Conference participants will be sent a list of the attendees who opted-in to sharing their details. You can use this list to contact fellow conference goers to start a discussion about their presentation, abstract or maybe a question they asked during a talk.

Twitter

Follow us on Twitter for updates @EACRnews and engage with the conference with #eacrStemCellBiology. You could use this to promote your virtual poster, to comment on a talk you enjoyed or to continue the discussion with other participants.