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08 - 09 Sep 2022
  • Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre
  • VCCC Alliance
Symposium | Webinar | Evening oration followed by all day symposium

5th VCCC Alliance Postdoctoral Symposium: Advances in Cancer Research

The full program is now available for this one-day virtual event especially for Post Docs, showcasing the latest developments in basic, translational, and clinical cancer research.

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Registrations are open

Postdoctoral researchers from across Australia are encouraged to attend this popular, free annual symposium.

This is a unique opportunity to share and learn the latest developments across a wide array of cancer research, including basic biology, translational research, molecular pathology, bioinformatics, psychosocial oncology, epidemiology, clinical trials, genomics and immunology.

Featuring plenary lectures, talks and flash talks, this conference provides an excellent forum for postdoctoral researchers to share data, discover new fields of research, and forge connections with both like-minded and unexpected future collaborators.

The VCCC Alliance Post-Doc Symposium aims to increase the visibility of post-doc research in Australia and is committed to diversity and equality in our community. 

This year's event will officially open with a prestigious new plenary session, the Tony Burgess Medal Address, to be held on the eve of the symposium and broadcast live to delegates from the VCCC building.

Confirmed plenary speakers:

A/Prof Belinda Parker
Group Lead, Microenvironmental Crosstalk and Therapeutics laboratory in the Cancer Immunology and Therapeutics programs, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre

Dr Guillermo Gomez
Senior Research Fellow and Lab Head, Tissue Architecture and Organ Function Laboratory Centre for Cancer Biology, SA Pathology and University of South Australia

Dr Abbey Diaz
Faculty of Medicine Research Fellow and Epidemiologist in the First Nations Cancer and Wellbeing Research Team (FNCWR), School of Public Health, The University of Queensland

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For further information, please contact Erin Turner, VCCC Alliance Program Manager, [email protected].

Registration is free for all, thanks to the generous support of our sponsors.

GenScrip and WEHI sponsors

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