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Circulating Biomarkers 2016
We are pleased to announce the 3rd annual Circulating Biomarkers 2016 conference which takes place this year in Dundee in partnership with Edinburgh-Dundee ECMC and the Abertay Bioscience Society at Abertay University.
In just the last couple of years circulating biomarkers have gained traction as a cutting edge technology for drug development and medicine. EU Policy makers and grant funding bodies have been championing the desire to break the translational bottle-neck. As researchers focus more on breaking the translational bottle neck they have started to look more closely at the kinds of biomarkers which will enable this. These circulating biomarkers such as circulating DNA (ctDNA/cfDNA/cftDNA), miRNA/microRNA, circulating tumour cells & exosomes are indeed useful and we have been covering them in the last few conferences with some great data and presentations from opinion leaders in the respective areas. We have heard from researchers about how they perform their biased and unbiased discovery on these circulating biomarkers and then validate and move them into the clinic so that the blood biopsy tests can be realized.
dundee-panoramicThis year the scientific committee intends to open up the focus area to include other kinds of least-invasive and non-invasive biomarkers so that this conference become the annual gathering where bioinformaticians, discovery scientists, clinicians and engineers can all meet up under one roof and discuss broad collaborations by applying lessons learned from one kind of biomarker to another – and hopefully facilitate the diagnostic development workflows.
Thus, this year we will be covering the following topics:
Circulating free tumour DNA
Circulating micro RNA
Circulating Tumour Cells
Fluid & Blood Biopsy Biomarkers & Examples of Translation into the Clinic
Case Study: “Biomarker to Diagnostic” Pathway
Non-invasive/Least-invasive biomarkers in Ascites, Hair, Saliva, Urine, CSF, Faeces etc
PDX – Patient Derived Xenograft models for Biomarkers
The meeting will also include:
A dedicated Networking Session on the morning of Day 1 to allow all delegates to get to know each other by discussing a topical subject
Panel Debate at the end of Day 1 on “How do we break the translational bottle-neck and move circulating biomarkers into the Clinic?”
A complimentary Drinks Reception hosted by the Lord Provost at City Chambers for all delegates
A 3-course Networking Dinner at Malmaison (including wine) with invited speakers and paying delegates.
POSTER SESSION & POSTER AWARD: There will be a dedicated area for posters to be displayed and the best poster will win a small prize. If a poster is accepted for display the submitter of the poster will also be granted a 15% discount off the registration fee. Please submit your poster by 9th September using our CONTACT US form
GBP
2016-07-31
Group registrations not allowed
Accompanying persons not allowed
We don’t accept Online Abstracts
University of Abertay Dundee
Bell Street,
Dundee,
United Kingdom
Submission Info
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TELEPHONE:
+44 (0)161 870 6056
ADDRESS:
BIOTEXCEL LIMITED
14 Commercial Street
Manchester
M15 4PZ
UK