Description

Cancer immunotherapy has recently become a crucial pillar of anticancer therapy. This is mainly because of the unmatched long-term responses elicited by immune checkpoint blockers and T cell-based therapies in patients with advanced cancer. In spite of this, the efficacy of these therapeutics is still limited to certain patients and cancer types, largely because of a variety of resistance mechanisms in tumors that are currently being identified. Understanding the dialogue between cancer cells and the immune system and the molecular mechanisms by which immune checkpoints regulate anti-tumor immunity are essential cornerstones for the improvement of cancer immunotherapy. This upcoming conference brings together leaders with young investigators engaged in the fields of Immuno-Oncology, immunometabolism and cellular therapies, with the main scope of sharing new insights into the immune response to tumors and tackle unresolved questions. The program brings together world recognized experts who will present their recent work in sessions focused on: - Cross talk myeloid cells - Immunometabolism - Clinical or translational - T Cell/ Immunotherapy - Precision Immuno-Oncology - Immune escape Next to an inspiring scientific program, conference participants will have ample networking opportunities during the breaks, poster sessions and the conference dinner in a perfectly safe and stimulating environment.

Call For Papers

The best four abstracts will be given a short talk slot in the plenary program. There are also slots available for poster plenary poster pitches. No registration is needed before submitting a abstract. The deadline for abstracts is 7 April 2022. All accepted poster submissions will have a chance to win the Nature Reviews Cancer Poster Prize.