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For Researchers, Students, Scientists and Doctors.World Cancer Congress with the theme of “From Basic Research to Therapeutics”
June 12-17 in Shanghai
BIT Life Sciences is proud to announce that World Cancer Congress with the theme of
“From Basic Research to Therapeutics, will be held during June 12-17 in Shanghai, the
“Pearl of China” as the largest and most prosperous city in China.
More than 600 overseas cancer specialists from a wide range of disciplines will
participate in the scientific program and their presentations will provide delegates with
information on the latest developments in basic and clinical research. We propose to
establish a technological and informative campaign as an echo to global anti-cancer
action. Up to date, the upcoming “From Basic Research to Therapeutics” of World
Cancer Congress has already made positive waves in the cancer research with its
detailed and informative program with subjects delivered by highly respected speakers.
For example:
Dr. Andrew V. Schally, Professor, Veterans Affairs, The Nobel Prize in Physiology or
Medicine 1977, USA
Dr. Elwood V. Jensen, Distinguished Professor, University of Cincinnati, 2004 Albert
Lasker Medical Award Winner, USA
Dr. Francis P. Crawley, Executive Director, Good Clinical Practice Alliance – Europe;
Expert in ethics of World Health Organization, Belgium
Dr. Alan Garen, Professor, Yale University, Member, National Academy of Sciences,
USA
Dr. David Vesely, Professor, Chief of Endocrinology, US Department of Veterans
Affairs, James A. Halley VA Medical Center, USA
Dr. Samir N. Khleif, Senior investigator and Chief of Cancer Vaccine Section at the NCI,
USA
Dr. Stephen D. Barnhill, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Health Discovery
Corporation, USA
Dr. Iqbal S. Grewal, Vice President, Preclinical Therapeutics, Seattle Genetics, Inc.,
USA
The above list is only a small sample of what is available at this conference. I attached
the Preliminary Program at the bottom of the letter (Further information can be found
at our website: http://www.bitlifesciences.com/cancer2008/Program.htm )
We welcome the attendees to meet the renowned speakers and share your knowledge
with them in cancer field. Register on-line through website: http://www.bitlifesciences.
com/cancer2008/Registration-now.htm for this event, or call BIT Life Sciences
directly at 0086-411-84799479 and ask for Registration.
With only a few slots remaining, we sincerely hope you could take advantage of the
opportunity to participate in our upcoming World Cancer Congress. If you would like
to submit a proposal to give a presentation at this meeting, please submit a title and
brief summary (3-5 sentences) on your recent work in the topics mentioned. Please
indicate which session you are most interested in giving a speech after viewing our
program. To ensure the quality of the program, all proposals will be reviewed by the
Scientific Advisory Committee.
Topics may include, but are not limited to:
* Frontier of Basic Oncology Research: Leading Waves of Omics
* Molecular & Cell Biology in Oncology
* Molecular Oncology
* Cancer Pathology
* Neuro-oncology
* Hematology-Oncology
* Cancer Endocrinology
* Cancer Epidemiology and Cancer Surveillance
* Basic and Translational Research of Cancer Microenvironment
* Tumor Immunology and Immunotherapy
* Tumor Virology
* Better Understanding Carcinogenesis: Breast, Lung and Stomach Cancers, Other
Cancers and Melanoma
* Post-Genome Cutting-Edge Molecular Approaches to Therapeutics
* Druggable Biomarkers , Target Validations and High Throughput Screening
* Small Molecule Anti-Cancer Drug Discovery: Bioinformatics, Rational Drug Design nd
Lead Optimizations
* Hunting for Bio-Gateway: From Protein, Monoclonal Antibodies to Vaccines
* RNAi, siRNA, mRNA and Gene Therapy for Carcinomas
* Cell Therapeutics Discovery and Development
* Angiogenesis and Anti-Angiogenesis Therapeutic Development
* Better Drug Delivery Systems for Anti-Cancer Molecules
* Tumor Animal Models for Development of New Therapeutic Strategies
* Putting Launched Novel Drugs into Practice
* Latest Technical Developments in Cancer Diagnosis/Prognosis and Clinical Practice
* New Research and Expanded Treatment for Cancer: Chemotherapy, Bio-therapy,
Hadron-therapy and Surgical Treatment
* Personalized Treatment and Targeted Cancer Therapeutics
* Traditional Chinese Medicine, Complementary Therapies and Nutritional Protection
* Liver Cancer
* Cancer Invasion and Metastasis
* Breast Cancer
* Cancer Imaging: MRI, PET and Molecular Imaging
* Integration of Biology, Physics and Technology in Clinical Radiation Oncology
* Future Drugs: Breakthrough of Worldwide Late-Stage Anti-Cancer
* Investment on Early and Late Phase Anti-Cancer Drug Development
* Public and Private Research Funding Opportunities
* Efficient Marketing Channels and Health Insurance System Synergy
* Effective Methods in Clinical Cancer Research
* Pathobiology and Biostatistics of Cancers
* Nursing Care, Survivorship vs Palliative Cares of Cancer Patients
Call for Posters: Your research will be seen by a cross section of scientists and leaders
from top academic, healthcare, pharmaceutical, and biotech institutes
We welcome the speakers, attendees, and sponsor to make a registration on
http://www.bitlifesciences.com/cancer2008/Registration-now.htm
We look forward to seeing you in Shanghai, China!
Yours Faithfully,
Kevin Li
Program Coordinator
Organizing Committee of the World Cancer Congress
26 Gaoneng St., R401
Dalian Hightech Zone
Dalian, LN 116025, China
Tel: 0086-411-84799479
Fax: 0086-411-84799629
Email: kevin@bitlifesciences.com
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