2023 Scientific Symposium

Wednesday, 1st November.
Ian Potter Auditorium, Melbourne Brain Centre,
University of Melbourne.

AGM Info

Program

Abstract Booklet

Keynote Speakers

Professor Hyun Woo Park (Henry Park)

Yonsei University

Associate Professor Elizabeth Caldon

Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Invited Speakers

Professor Suresh Mathivanan

La Trobe University

Professor Peter Croucher

Garvan Institute of Medical Research

Dr. Sarah Boyle

University of South Australia

Dr. Xiaowen (Tina) Liang

University of Queensland

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Dr. Bhupinder Pal

Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute

Registration Open!

Click here to register via the TAS2023 page.

Full Registration (Lab head): $150
Post-Doc Fellow/RA Registration: $75
Student Registration: $20
Patient advocate/Consumer Registration: FREE

Final registration closes 24th October 2023.

If you require a certificate of attendance please email Amy.Wilson@hudson.org.au.

Please contact us if you have any special dietary requirements.

Abstract Submission

We are now accepting abstracts to present work in the field of metastasis research. Abstracts will be selected to showcase research through flash talks (ECR), talks and/or poster presentations.

Click here to submit your abstract.

Abstract requirements:

250 words or less, including: aims, background, methods, results and conclusions
List all investigators involved and affiliations

Awards will be presented to early-career researchers to support attendance to the Metastasis Research Society 20th Congress in London (2024).

Presenting authors must be registered to attend the symposium.

Abstract submission deadline EXTENDED: 28st September

Accepting poster abstracts until 13th October.

If you wish to receive further information about the conference and be eligible for the ECR award, please register as an OzMRS member HERE (free registration).

We are proud that the 2023 OzMRS Symposium has 'Consumers Included' status provided by Cancer Voices ensuring that the perspectives of patients, survivors, carers and other members of the public affected by cancer are part of the planning and program of the conference.