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SUMMARY:Cells in complex environments forum: the tumour environment (CDS 
 research domain): Tuesday 8th January 2019
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DESCRIPTION:Cells are continuously multiplexing information during cell m
 igration\, cell division\, protein and membrane trafficking\, RNA traffi
 cking\, signalling\, matrix sensing\, and genome surveillance. Research 
 groups in the Faculty tend to look at these processes in isolation\, but
  cells are doing all of these tasks at the same time. The hypothesis is 
 that ‘getting this wrong’ is the basis of disease and developmental abno
 rmalities.\n\nIn this first in a series of forums to be organised by the
  Cellular and developmental systems (CDS) research domain\, we have pull
 ed together academic cancer clinicians and basic scientists (some who re
 search cancer and some who don’t) to identify new collaborative opportun
 ities.\n\n17 speakers will give flash talks to encourage discussion and 
 identify areas of collaboration that can be followed up after the forum.
 \n\nRegistration: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cells-in-complex-enviro
 nments-forum-the-tumour-environment-tuesday-8th-january-2019-tickets-517
 56517136\n\nWe look forward to seeing you.\n\nCellular and developmental
  systems (CDS) research domain\, FBMH\n\nWebsite: CDS\nTwitter: @CDSrese
 archMcr\n\n\nWorkshop agenda:\n\n12:00\n\nBuffet lunch\n\n12:50\n\nWelco
 me and Introduction (Karl Kadler) – pump priming and funding opportuniti
 es\n\n13:00\n\nFlash talk 1: Rob Bristow\n\nThe Microenvironment and Gen
 omics - Clash of Two Titans\n\n13:10\n\nFlash talk 2: Mark Ashe\n\nCytos
 olic factories for the translation of glycolytic and translation factor 
 mRNAs: perspectives in cancer\n\n13:20\n\nFlash talk 3: Tim Illidge\n\nO
 vercoming resistance in the tumour microenvironment to improve radiother
 apy responses\n\n13:30\n\nFlash talk 4: Viki Allan\n\nCell dynamics in c
 omplex environments\n\n13:40\n\nFlash talk 5: Fiona Thistlewaite\n\nAdop
 tive cell therapy for solid tumours\n\n13:50\n\nFlash talk 6: Andy Sharr
 ocks\n\nTranscriptional activation through the integration of multiple s
 ignals\n\n14:00\n\nFlash talk 7: Santiago Zelenay\n\nManipulating inflam
 mation to raise cancer immunogenicity\n\n14:10\n\nFlash talk 8: Martin H
 umphries\n\nAdhesion signalling in 3D\n\n14:20\n\nCoffee break\n\n14:40\
 n\nShort discussion session of any potential collaborations identified o
 ver the coffee break.\n\n14:50\n\nFlash talk 9: Andrew Gilmore\n\nCancer
  cell heterogeneity in complex matrices\n\n15:00\n\nFlash talk 10: Sarah
  Woolner\n\nCell division at the interface between oncogenic and wild ty
 pe epithelial cells\n\n15:10\n\nFlash talk 11: Tracy Hussell\n\nImmunoma
 trix in lung cancer\n\n15:20\n\nFlash talk 12: Kaye Williams\n\nNon-inva
 sive imaging of tumour-associated immune cell populations\n\n15:30\n\nFl
 ash talk 13: Chiara Francavilla\n\nFunctional Proteomics to decipher can
 cer cell signalling\n\n15:40\n\nFlash talk 14: Cathy Tournier\n\nLooking
  at macrophages to understand tumour growth\n\n15:50\n\nFlash talk 15: J
 oe Swift\n\nIn vitro models of complex tumour microenvironments\n\n16:00
 \n\nFlash talk 16: Adam Hurlstone\n\nIt takes a village\n\n16:10\n\nFlas
 h talk 17: Shane Herbert\n\nMultitasking cell divisions: how to integrat
 e tissue growth and movement in complex environments\n\n16:20\n\nClosing
  discussion and potential collaborations\n\n17:00\n\nClose\n
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