National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO)-Caixa Research Frontiers Meeting: Metastasis

National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO)-Caixa Research Frontiers Meeting: Metastasis is organized by National Center for Oncological Research / Centro Nacional de Investigaciones Oncologicas (CNIO), Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute, Caroline Dive, Julio Aguirre-Ghiso, Hector Peinado and Manuel Brave, Eva Gonzalez and will be held from Nov 06 - 08, 2023 at National Cancer Research Center, Madrid, Spain.

Description:
Metastasis is the main driving force for cancer-associated lethality as they are more difficult to treat than primary tumors. The exponential increase in heterogeneity throughout the metastatic cascade and the underlying biology that involves the generation of novel ecosystems incorporating resident and peripheral components of the microenvironment might explain the increased ability to resist therapies. The CNIO Frontier meeting will provide the most up-to-date perspective on metastasis including the best ways to model metastasis, embrace its heterogeneity, prevent metastases from happening, exploit organspecific survival mechanism of cancer cells among other key topics. These novel research findings will be
contributed by leaders in the field, which will make the CNIO Frontier Meeting on Metastasis the most relevant cancer research forum of the year.

Topics to be covered:
• Modelling Evolution of Metastasis
• Non-Genetic Adaptation in Metastasis (Metabolism, Epigenetics and Stress)
• Microorganismal Influence on Metastasis
• Anti-Metastasis Therapies and Clinical
• Influence of Microenvironment in Metastasis
• CTCS/ DTC/ CTDNA: New Technologies and Implications
• Neurobiology of Metastasis

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.