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Wednesday 10th September, 2008
3.00pm Registration Opens
4.00pm Official Conference Opening
The Hon Verity Firth MP, Minister for Climate Change and the Environment | Minister for Women | Minister for Science & Medical Research | Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer)
4.15pm Session 1: Pathways to Tailored Therapies
Professor Pamela Russell, Prince of Wales Hospital, NSW
6.30pm Keynote Lecture
Professor Blackburn is the world leader of telomere and telomerase research. She has received over forty awards including the most prestigious Albert Lasker Award (which frequently precedes a Nobel Prize in Medicine) and is listed among Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World!!!
7.30-9.30pm Welcome Supper
Thursday 11th September, 2008
10.30am Morning Tea and Poster Viewing
1:30pm Session 4: Targeting the tumour environment : ‘Cut cancer emissions’
3:30pm Session 5: Poster Presentations and Afternoon Tea
7.00-11.00pm Conference Dinner - Special Guest Speaker
Friday 12th September, 2008
9.00am Session 6: Considering the individual: ‘Response & Resistance’
Genomic approaches to understanding gastric cancer progression Assoc Prof Patrick Tan, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, SG
On which battlefields will the war on prostate cancer be won?Professor Jim Denham, The University of Newcastle, NSW
10.30am Morning Tea and Poster Viewing
11.00am Session 7: Going global: ‘Genomics, Proteomics, Pharmacogenomics’
12.30pm Lunch and Poster Viewing
1:30pm Session 8: Cancer treatments: ‘What’s in the box, but outside the square?’
Approaches to pharmacogenomics in early phase oncology trials Dr Joel Greshock, GlaxoSmithKline, PA, USA
Molecular targeted therapy for childhood neuroblastoma Professor Michelle Haber, Children's Cancer Institute Australia, NSW
Parp inhibitor drug development program
Dr Clare Scott, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, VIC
Targeting Adaptive Mechanisms to ER Stress in Melanoma
Dr Xu Dong Zhang, Calvary Mater Newcastle Hospital, NSW
3.30pm Afternoon Tea and Poster Viewing
4.00pm Session 9: Cancer targets: ‘What’s in the box that we can’t see?’
Possible use of the PP2A activating drug FTY720 in the therapy of oncogenic kinase-driven hematological malignancies Associate Professor Danilo Perotti, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, OH, USA
5.30pm Conference Close
6.30-7.30pm Session 10: Public Lecture
Chromosome ends in human health and disease Professor Elizabeth Blackburn, University of California, CA, USA
Improving Breast Cancer Outcomes in the Community: The contributions of global collaboration for clinical trials and translational research
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