Molecular Networks of Cancer and other Diseases
16th - 18th October 2023
About this Symposium
Featuring more than 26 renowned speakers from research and clinical backgrounds in Ireland, the USA, and beyond, the QBI/SBI Symposium on Molecular Networks of Cancer and Other Diseases is a three day in person event not to be missed. Following a hugely successful virtual symposium in 2020 and an online seminar series between institutes, the aim of this meeting is to bring together health research communities from the USA and Ireland to explore new collaborations and funding opportunities.
This event is organised by Professor Walter Kolch of Systems Biology Ireland (SBI), UCD and Professor Nevan Krogan of the Quantitative Biosciences Institute (QBI), UCSF. Register here to attend and be among the first to learn more event details as they are released in the coming weeks.
The symposium will be held at O'Reilly Hall on the University College Dublin campus and will include research talks, panel discussions, lunchtime sessions and much more. The event is free but seating is limited. The first 100 registrants will be invited to join the speakers on October 17 for a social event in Dublin's city centre, concluding in the iconic Gravity Bar at the Guinness Storehouse.
Conference Details
Date16th - 18th October 2023
FeeFree
LocationO'Reilly Hall, UCD, Dublin 4
OrganisersQuantitative Biosciences Institute & Systems Biology Ireland
Intended Audience Health related research community
Register hereSpeakers include:
Alan Ashworth
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Sourav Bandyopadhyay
Rezo Therapeutics | USA
Jonathan Bond
University College Dublin | Ireland
Erkut Borazanci
HonorHealth Research Institute, the Translational Genomics Research Institute & the University of Arizona | USA
David Croucher
Garvan Institute of Medical Research | Australia
John Crown
Dublin City University & University College Dublin | Ireland
Aedin Culhane
University of Limerick | Ireland
Faranak Fattahi
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Daniel Gallahan
National Cancer Institute | USA
Isha Jain
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Natalia Jura
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Boris Kholodenko
University College Dublin & Yale University | Ireland
Walter Kolch
University College Dublin | Ireland
Maeve Lowery
Trinity College Dublin | Ireland
David Lynn
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute | Australia
Joanne Lysaght
Trinity College Dublin | Ireland
Margaux Pinney
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Jochen Prehn
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland | Ireland
Davide Ruggero
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Colm Ryan
University College Dublin | Ireland
Kevan Shokat
University of California, San Francisco & University of California, Berkeley | USA
Antoinette Perry
University College Dublin | Ireland
Danielle Swaney
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Ines Thiele
University of Galway | Ireland
Naomi Walsh
Dublin City University | Ireland
Balyn Zaro
University of California, San Francisco | USA
Nevan Krogan
University of California, San Francisco | USA