The Danish ctDNA-RECIST Network invites you to the first International ctDNA-RECIST Symposium, taking place on March 14-15, 2025 in Aarhus. The symposium aims to bring together clinicians and researchers dedicated to the field of circulating tumor DNA. Registration deadline: February 7, 2025.

The National Center for Cancer Immunotherapy invites you to an exciting seminar on March 11, 2025, at Herlev Hospital. The seminar is organised by Sebastian Kobold, MD, PhD, from Munich University Hospital and will be conducted in English. No registration required.

DCCC Radiotherapy invites clinicians, medical physicists and researchers within the radiotherapy field to their annual national meeting. The meeting takes place on November 18-19, 2024, at the Milling Hotel Park in Middelfart. Registration deadline: October 10, 2024.

The future cancer screening programmes invites to a network meeting on November 14-15, 2024. The meeting will take place in Odense and aims to outline and discuss the future of cancer screening. The meeting will be conducted in English. Registration deadline: 1st of October 2024.

Scandinavian Network for Radiobiology Researchers invites to their annual network meeting on October 31st - November 1st 2024. The meeting will be held in Middelfart and will be conducted in English. Registration deadline: September 22nd 2024

On March 14 and September 12 workshops will be held as part of the SEPLINE initiative. The purpose is to promote knowledge sharing, enhance the comparability of research results, and facilitate research into the significance of socioeconomic factors for cancer outcomes. During these two workshops, participants will share insights, experiences, and formulate specific recommendations concerning objectives for socioeconomic status and analytical methods. These recommendations will be pilot-tested using data and consolidated into a national guideline. Registration deadline: 21st of January 2024.

Acta Oncologica, CASTLE – Cancer Survivorship and General Late Effects and the Danish Cancer Institute invite to European Cancer Rehabilitation & Survivorship Symposium. The conference will take place on September 9-10 2024 in Copenhagen and will be conducted in English. Registration is required.

Danish Multidisciplinary Cancer Groups (DMCG.dk) and Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center (DCCC) once again invite to the Danish Cancer Research Days, on August 29th - 30th, 2024 in Odense. Registration: SOLD OUT

Multidisciplinary Network for Focal Therapy of Prostate Cancer invites to their 4th network seminar at ARos Art Museum in Aarhus on May 29-30 2024. The target group for participation is physicists, oncologists, urologists, pathologists, radiologists, and specialists in nuclear medicine with interest within prostate cancer. Registration deadline: 2nd of April 2024.

On March 14 and September 12 workshops will be held as part of the SEPLINE initiative. The purpose is to promote knowledge sharing, enhance the comparability of research results, and facilitate research into the significance of socioeconomic factors for cancer outcomes. During these two workshops, participants will share insights, experiences, and formulate specific recommendations concerning objectives for socioeconomic status and analytical methods. These recommendations will be pilot-tested using data and consolidated into a national guideline. Registration deadline: 21st of January 2024.

On Monday, January 22nd, and Thursday, January 23rd, 2024, Artificial intelligence in radiotherapy on a national scale organises the workshop ”Clinical Implementations of Artificial Intelligence in Radiotherapy” in Odense. Registration deadline: 3rd of January 2024.

Danish Network of Radiobiology Researchers' annual network meeting 2023 will take palce on November 13th - 14th at Comwell HC Andersen Odense/ODEON in Odense. The program of the annual network meeting will be centered around the current ongoing research. Registration deadline: 2nd of October 2023.

See you on August 31 - September 1, 2023, in Odense! A close national collaboration within the field of cancer is an important foundation for a continued and consistent quality improvement in research and treatment across cancer specialities and diseases. Danish Multidisciplinary Cancer Groups (DMCG.dk) and Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center host the largest cancer conference in Denmark with the aim of strengthening the national collaboration across the field of cancer. Sold out.

The Acta Oncologica Biology-Guided Adaptive Radiotherapy conference BiGART 2023 takes place on June 20-21 in Aarhus. The conference is open for physicians, physicists, radiobiologists and other scientists with an active interest in these areas. The format includes invited presentations, proffered papers and discussion rounds. Abstract submission from key topics are welcome. Be aware of registration deadlines.

On June 19, the day before BiGART 2023 kicks off, the Danish Centre for Particle Therapy hosts a full-day scientific symposium, at the centre in Aarhus, that features: Insight in ongoing translational and clinical research, discussions of Nordic collaborative potentials, tour of DCPT incl. 'meet and greet', and a reception. 

The Training Network for Optimizing Adoptive T cell Therapy of Cancer (T-OP), the Danish CAR-T cell Network (DCTN), and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) invite you to a symposium on June 6-7 in the Oticonsalen at DTU. The program consists of a series of exciting presentations on the latest research in the field, flash talks, and poster sessions. Registration deadline May 1, 2023 

The day will specifically focus on initiatives and interventions that purposefully try to reduce inequality in the area of ​​cancer in the places where we already know that it occurs. In addition, the day will also provide an insight into the research and the already identified causal mechanisms for inequality in the course of cancer. Registration deadline: May 1st 2023.

Admission for the PhD-Course: The Biology and characteristic of circulating cell free DNA and circulating tumor DNA in health and disease, is now open. It takes place on May 22-23, 2023, at Sandbjerg Gods, Denmark. The module will provide the audience with a fundamental understanding of the biology of cell free and circulating tumor DNA and how working with these opens new possibilities in research and the clinic. Application deadline: March, 10, 2023.

What is Bio-and Genome Bank Denmark, and how can you as a researcher use the material and data? Join the online seminar on 11 May 2023 at 15:00-16:30. Registration deadline: 10 May 2023.

The purpose of this workshop on 2-3 May 2023, in Middelfart, is to meet in an interdisciplinary forum and explore differences in dose accumulation for re-irradiation and for plan adaptation between Danish hospitals and to discuss best practices. 

The DCCC ctDNA Research Center works for more national collaboration, breaking down barriers, and start new trials on ctDNA guided cancer treatment. One way is to provide funds for clinical projects and methological studies under the center. Apply before: March 24, 2023, at 23:59.

Immunonet is hosting a national symposium on March 3rd from 9:30am to 8:00pm at Aarhus University. The topic of the event is preclinical models in cancer research. The program consists of a series of presentations on the latest research, flash talks, and a poster session. Registration deadline: February 6th.

DCCC Danish Research Centre for circulating tumor DNA guided treatment invites to a series of seminars. The first is about digital PCR data handling and takes place online on January 25th, 2023. The semiar will introduce basic data handling of dPCR data and via practical exercises guide participants through the steps of correcting for noise in dPCR data. Finally, the semiar will showcase examples of how substandard data handling can lead to problematic study results. Registration deadline: 20th of January, 2023.

On the 17th of January 2023, at 16:00-18:20, DCCC & Danish National Centre for Lung Cancer Research, supported by Danish Cancer Society, will hold an exciting lecture at eye level about lung cancer, both online and on site. Researchers and clinicians from the Danish National Centre for Lung Cancer Research will give an insight into the disease and the current research in the area through a series of presentations. In addition, there will also be a patient story with insights on the quality of life that is achieved despite the disease. Everyone is welcome, both patients, relatives, professionals and other interested in the area.

From December 8-9, Danish Center for Cancer Surgery (ACROBATIC) is holding a meeting for CFA2 - "Surgical Techniques and Innovation" in Horsens. The meeting will focus on reusability of methods, experimental cancer surgery as well as robotic surgery, data-banks and traning centers. Registration deadline November 8, 2022 

DCCC Radiotherapy – The Danish National Research Center - invites to an AI-workshop on December, 6. - 7., 2022, in Fredericia. The workshop will cover: Share knowledge on AI projects in Denmark, setup collaborations within AI in Radiotherapy, as well as discussions and coordination on how to share AI models across Denmark. Registration deadline: November, 6., 2022.

The national forum for radiotherapy research in Denmark, DCCC Radiotherapy, invites you to the Annual Scientific Meeting 2022 from November 22nd to November 23rd. This event is a great opportunity to meet researchers, clinicians and students from all over the country to discuss projects and collaborations and get an overview of all the activities in Danish radiotherapy research. Participation is free of charge. Registration deadline 14 October.

DCCC Danish Research Centre for circulating tumor DNA guided treatment's annual meeting 2022 will take place on November 14-15 at HUONE, Copenhagen, Denmark. On November 14, an international symposium with talks will regard updates on ctDNA research internationally. On November 15, the center annual meeting and steering group meeting will take place. Registration deadline: September 30, 2022.

Danish Research Centre for circulating tumor DNA guided treatment (ctDNA) invites you to the first international symposium on circulating tumor DNA guided treatment. There will be international speakers updating on circulating tumor DNA research from around the world. The symposium takes place on November 14, 9.00-19.00 at HOUNE in Copenhagen. Registration deadline September 30 2022 

On October 26, 2022 from 10:00 to 16:00, Danish Center for Cancer Surgery, ACROBATIC, is hosting its 2nd research center meeting with focus on 'Experimental Cancer Surgery'. The meeting will take place at Nyborg Strand Hotel og Konferencecenter.
Registration deadline October 14, 2022 

DCCC Brain Tumor Center invites you to the second Annual Meeting, to be held in Aarhus, on October 4th, 2022. The theme of this year's Annual Meeting is Glioblastoma Heterogeneity. Registration deadline: July 1, 2022, at 12:00

DCCC Danish Center for Targeted treatment of Primary Brain Tumors invites to an annual meeting at Aros Art Museum in Aarhus on October 1, at 09:00-19:00.

The purpose of the seminar is to focus on how far the research on late effects has come, how knowledge can be implemented in the health care system, what the status is for late effects for patients, and where the development of late effects for patients points. It is held on September 28, 2022, at 09:00-17:00, at Hindsgavl Slot, Middelfart, Denmark.

The European Cancer Survivorship and Rehabilitation Symposium (ECRS) 2022 will take place in 26 and 27 September 2022. ECRS 2022 hopefully attracts a diverse group of participants, working with cancer reabilitation and survivorship - no matter if you work in the local community, the hospital sector, administration, advocacy or research.

The ctDNA Centre funds clinical projects and methological studies under the center with up to 500.000DKK per project. Funding applications may be handed in twice a year. The next deadline is September 26, 2022. 

The DCCC project 'The Danish Working Group for MR-Linac based Radiotherapy' and Danish Society for Medical Physics (DSMF) invite to symposium at Comwell H.C. Andersen in Odense. The symposium will take place over three days, from September 12th to 14th 2022. Registration deadline: 1. july 2022.

Danish Cancer Research Days 2022 returns on 25 - 26th of August 2022 at Comwell Kolding, Denmark. A close national collaboration within the field of cancer is an important foundation for a continued and consistent quality improvement in research and treatment across cancer specialities and diseases. Danish Multidisciplinary Cancer Groups (DMCG.dk) and Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center host the largest cancer conference in Denmark with the aim of strengthening the national collaboration across the field of cancer.

Join us for an afternoon of short popular science lectures for patients with blood cancer and relatives on June 22, 2022, at 16:00. With presentations that focus on the recipients and have room for questions, we provide insight into how we in Denmark work to improve diagnostics and treatment for the various blood cancer diseases. Watch online or join live. 

The conference will instead take place June 20th to 22nd with a pre-conference June 19th (workshop day) 2022 at Comwell Kolding, Denmark. Deadline for submitting abstract proposals, January 25, 11.59 AM (CEST) 2022.

Call out for national collaborative projects on re-irradiation, adaptive radiotherapy, intra-fractional dose reconstruction, safety margin assessment, delivered-dose-NTCP-modelling etc. If you in any way consider a project or work within these subjects, you are invited to a brainstorming and network forming event on June 13, 2022, at 09:00-15:00, at Odense University Hospital. Registration deadline: May 13, 2022.

On May 19th - 20th, 2022, DCCC Timely Detection holds a network meeting at Kokkedal Castle, Hørsholm, with the subject "Measurement and Communication of Risk". The meeting will be an inspirational meeting that, in addition to raising awareness of risk measurement and communication, will also clarify whether there is a basis for preparing a later working meeting that will put risk measurement and communication on the agenda for foundations and decision-makers in the Danish health care system.

Multidisciplinary Neuro-Oncology to the joint symposium of Scandinavian Society of Neuro-oncology (SNOG) and Finnish Brain Tumor Research Association (FiBTRA), which will be held at the Radisson Blu Seaside Hotel in Helsinki, Finland May 19-21, 2022. It is organized in collaboration with Tampere University. The symposium is targeted to clinical experts, clinical researchers and basic scientists who work with brain tumors. Note: Abstract submission and registration deadline April 1, 2022 (early-bird).

On May 19th 2022, the DCCC supported network IMMUNONET invites all interested to the first Danish CAR-T cell symposium. The symposium will take place at the Technical University of Denmark, Anker Engelundsvej 101, 2800 Lyngby. There will be both national and international speakers.
Registration deadline: May 6th, 2022. Abstract deadline: May 1st, 2022.

The largest European conference for radiotherapy, the ESTRO conference, is coming to Denmark. The theme of this year's conference is 'Learning from every patient'. Before, during and after ESTRO2022, which will be held in Bella Center in Copenhagen on May 6-10, DCCC Radiotherapy together with DCCC and Danish Cancer Society arrange open lectures for all interested - partly online and partly on an open stage in Bella Center, respectively on April 29 at 16:00-17:00, May 7-9 at 15:00-17:00 & May 17 at 16:15-17:15. Participation is free and there is no registration.

On May 6th, 2022, Centre for Research on Survivorship and Late Adverse Effects after Cancer in the Pelvic Organs invites you to a symposium on late effects after cancer, at Aarhus University Hospital. Registration deadline: April 29th, 2022.

The largest European conference for radiotherapy, the ESTRO conference, is coming to Denmark on May 6-10, 2022, at Bella Center, Copenhagen. The theme of this year's conference is 'Learning from every patient'. NB Abstract submission- and registration deadline.

Notice for the founding meeting of the Danish CAR-T Network (DCTN) under Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center (DCCC) on May 3, 2022, at 15:00-17:00. The meeting is open to non-commercial stakeholders. Registration deadline: May 2, 2022, at 15:00.

You are invited to the 30^th meeting in the Scandinavian Society for Head and Neck Oncology, SSHNO2022, March 24-26^th in Aarhus, Denmark. The meeting will offer you up-to-date information on many aspects of head and neck cancer and relate it into the daily practice in the Nordic countries.

NB: New date. This event is in Danish. Find more information on the event and the programme in the Danish DCCC calendar.

The ctDNA Center Annual Meeting will take place on 22-23 November 2021 in Odense. We will have two days of talks, discussions and networking. To give most of you the opportunity to present you study, results, or cool methods, we will have both regular talks, posters and flash talks. 

The first IMACC is held in Aarhus on November 11-12, 2021. The aim of the conference is to bring together clinicians, researchers and multidisciplinary groups involved in anal cancer treatment for research and development. 

4th meeting in DCCC National Research Network on Nutrition in Cancer (NARNUCA) takes place on November, 2, 2021. NB: This event is in Danish

BiGART2021 will be a virtual conference for international and Danish physicians, physicists, radiobiologists and other scientists with an active interest in the area. The conference will consist of four sessions with invited speakers and presentations selected from submitted abstracts.

Day 1 of the annual meeting is dedicated to DCCC Radiotherapy related sessions, including networking, updates from the work groups and Flash Talks. The Flash Talk session is an opportunity for younger researchers to present their projects and results. Day 2 is combined with the BiGART2021 conference, which is a virtual conference. 

You are invited to the Taste the Life workshop on September, 15., 2021. The meeting is free of charge, participants pay their own transport. Coffee will be served. The day will consist of a workshop with three presentations regarding head and neck cancer and radiotherapy. NB: in Danish

It is with great excitement we invite you to the DCCC Brain Tumor Center Kick Off to be held in Copenhagen, on September 10 and 11, 2021. You will get to enjoy the plethora of networking opportunities with leading scientists and researchers who work in a wide variety of fields towards the same goal. NB: Registration deadline: August, 9., at 12.00.

The first meeting in the project is held Thursday the 2nd of September in the evening to Saturday the 4th of September in the afternoon at Klitgården Refugium i Skagen, Denmark.

The Association of the Nordic Cancer Registries invites you to an online one-day symposium on 2 September 2021 at 10-16 to share research news and updates on ongoing studies.

The largest cancer conference in Denmark returns on the 26th & 27th of August 2021

On Tuesday June 29 at 10 am, Senior Research Scientist and group leader at the Genome Institute of Singapore, Anders Skanderup will give a talk about their recent paper titled Tissue-specific cell-free DNA degradation quantifies circulating tumor DNA burden about how to use cell-free degradation patterns in promoters for ctDNA quantification. 

This webinar by Jesper Eriksen and Ivan Vogelius concerns Clinical trials in DCCC Radiotherapy – challenges and opportunities, and is one in a series of DCCC Radiotherapy webinars on different interesting topics.

Registration is now open for the meeting in Danish Research Center for Cancer and Obesity (Obe-CaRe). It takes place at Storebælt Sinatur Hotel & Conference in Nyborg, Denmark, on the 10-11th of June, 2021. The centre's aim is to facilitate research as well as produce more knowledge in the field, improve clinical outcomes and survival among obese cancer patients. 

At this national meeting for MR-linac-radiotherapy a series of online seminars from invited guests is lined up. The programme will consist of a range of different topics, all from clinical protocols to workflow, patient selection, dose planning, machine-QA etc. NB: this event is in Danish

Formulating guidelines for clinical practice can be challenging and complex. At this webinar, the main focus is on the process when producing and formulating such guidelines. NB: This event is in Danish

The consequences of the newly constituted council and what influence the recommendations will have for implementation of technologies are the main topics reviewed in this webinar.

The meeting is the third in DCCC Onco-Cardiology network, DOC. It is a two-day meeting and takes place at Sandbjerg Gods, Denmark.

The next meeting will take place on 25-26th of May 2021 at Sandbjerg Gods in Denmark as a symposium. We hope the corona situation will give us the chance to meet in person so we can elaborate in depth with the defined research questions and protocol propositions. Please, save the dates.

As a part of Danish Cancer Society's strategic work towards 2025, the project One Step Ahead of Cancer invites to a digital workshop on the 20th of May at 12.00-15-15. Here, internal and external presenters will share the newest knowledge in the field, and discus the perspectives on and possible initiatives with greatest potential for improving survival. NB: This event is in Danish

This webinar by Mike Horsman and Inge Marie Svane concerns immuno-radiotherapy, and is one in a series of DCCC Radiotherapy webinars on different interesting topics.

The topic of the next DCCC RT webinar is 'Immuno-RT’. The webinar is organized by Michael R. Horsman (Aarhus University Hospital) and Inge Marie Svane (Herlev Hospital).

This webinar presents different tools for critical assessment of both qualitative and quantitative studies, as well as demonstrates how the Oxford-scheme is used and understood when assessing literature. NB: This event is in Danish

Can we with a strengthened palliative effort thought out a course of cancer improve patients' quality of life? You will get an overview of, how we can strengthen the palliative effort thought out a course of cancer based on the current research and experiences from the Danish Healthcare System. NB: This event is in Danish

This event is held in Danish. Read more about the event and find the programme in the Danish DCCC calendar.

3rd meeting in DCCC National Research Network on Nutrition in Cancer (NARNUCA) takes place on April, 19., 2021. NB: This event is in Danish

This webinar by Jens Overgaard concerns SCC radiotherapy, and is one in a series of DCCC Radiotherapy webinars on different interesting topics.

This webinar's object is to describe the different ways leading to a good, systematic, evidence-based research. Also, we will touch upon how the secretariat can support DMCGs in manners that heighten search processes' quality. NB: This event is in Danish

NB: New date. The annual meeting is a great opportunity to expand your network and initiate new collaborations. This a chance to learn more about other researchers and doctors working with cfDNA and ctDNA, and let them know what your expertises in this field are. 

This webinar by Claus Andersen concerns dosimetry, and is one in a series of DCCC Radiotherapy webinars on different interesting topics.

This webinar by Brita Singers Sørensen and Niels Bassler concerns experimental particle therapy and radiobiology, and is one in a series of DCCC Radiotherapy webinars on different interesting topics.

On 24 February 2021, the National Infrastructures will introduce you to the plans and projects of the Danish Research Centre for circulating tumor DNA guided treatment marks the centre opening. This will be an online event and give you a chance to discuss the national infrastructure and how you can contribute and benefit from their work. The event will take the place for the official opening as we are still not able to meet in person.

The new Danish National research centre for childhood cancer (CONTROL) marks the centre opening with a kick-off-meeting. 

The aim of this founding meeting is take the first steps towards a thriving network. It is organized to get acquainted with each other through short presentations of your work. This will hopefully open for discussions about what interests and opportunities the network holds.

The Nordic Anal Cancer Network invites international collaborators for a research webinar November 5, 2020. 

Automatic target and normal tissue delineation has a considerable importance in cancer radiotherapy treatments. DCCC Radiotherapy work package 5 invites to a workshop on delineation of lymph nodal stations for head and neck cancer. The workshops aim is to improve the understanding of the Danish national guidelines and form a validation tool for automatic contouring implementation.

Far too many patients die from lung cancer. The Danish Cancer Society Research Center and the Guidepost Team "One Step Ahead of Cancer" arrange a workshop to share knowledge, initiate collaborations and discuss research priorities with the aim to decrease the number of deaths from from lung cancer.

It is now possible to apply for funding for national trials related to DCCC ctDNA research center. Deadline is on October, 23, 2020 at 6 pm.

The Danish National Research Center DCCC Radiotherapy is the national forum for radiotherapy research in Denmark and invites you to the annual meeting. At the meeting, you will be able to engage with other researchers, clinicians, and PhD students who are occupied with research in radiotherapy.

Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center invites clinicians, researchers and chief medical officers and heads of departments from the Danish university hospitals and universities to a national seminar on Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy for cancer. 

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Danish Multidisciplinary Cancer Groups (DMCG.dk), Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Danish Cancer Society welcome politicians and partners within the Danish healthcare system to discuss how we can utilise health data proactively to it make visible and outline the quality in cancer care trajectories continuity of care, and thus increase survival and quality of life among cancer patients.

Researchers from the three Danish National research centres; Centre for Research on survivorship and Late Adverse Effects after Cancer in the Pelvic Organs, National Center for Breast Cancer Survivorship and The National Centre for Cancer Survivorship and General Late Effects (CASTLE) will give a talk about psychical- and psychosocial late effects which can occur after cancer and treatment. Please note that all presentations will be in Danish.

The Department of Oncology at Aarhus University Hospital hosts a symposium on image guided adaptive radiotherapy used for treatment of locally advanced cervical cancer. The symposium is open for all interested in northern Europe.
Registration deadline: 31 January, 2020

The radiotherapy quality assurance group of DAHANCA (The Danish Head and Neck Cancer Group) hosts a national workshop of target delineation in head and neck cancer. The purpose is to clarify the current praxis in Denmark, and identify areas of uncertainties.
Registration deadline: 15. November 2019

Danish Network of Radiobiology Researchers invites to the 2019 annual network meeting on November 27 and 28 at Hotel Park in Middelfart.

Registration deadline: September 27, 2019

Nordic Cardio-Oncology Society invites to their first summit at Radisson Blu Oslo Airport on November 8, 2019. 

Registration deadline: October 19, 2019

DCCC Radiotherapy arranges a workhop with the purpose of expanding the knowledge of stereotactic body radiotherapy (SBRT) for bone oligometastatic disease.
Registration deadline: October 1, 2019

DCCC Radiotherapy is the national forum for radiotherapy research in Denmark. You are invited to participate and meet up with researchers, clinicians, PhD students etc. from all institutions in Denmark that are involved in radiotherapy research.
Registration deadline: September 23, 2019

All clinicians and researchers within the field of immunotherapy, radiation therapy and immune-radiotherapy are invited to this workshop. The workshop aims to bridge between preclinical and clinical research.

Registration deadline: October 1, 2019

With an ever increasing frequency of intestinal cancer, we must rethink our existing prevention options for the disease. The aim of the symposium is to strengthen the collaboration on personalized colorectal cancer prevention.

Registration deadline: August 23, 2019

DCCC DATHYRCA invites to their 2nd meeting in September at Milling Hotel Park in Middelfart. 

Registration deadline: September 1, 2019

DCCC Radiotherapy arranges workshop on ‘Modeling of Radiation Therapy Outcome Data with emphasis on patient selection for proton therapy’.

DCCC and DMCG.dk repeats the success and gather all collaborators across the cancer disciplines on august 29 and 30 2019.
Registration deadline: July 1 2019

Project meeting: Randomized trial of standard dose versus high dose of radiotherapy in rectal preservation with chemo-radiotherapy to patients with low and mid rectal cancer.
Registraton deadline: June 18 2019

The 18th Acta Oncologica conference on biology-guided adaptive radiotherapy (BiGART2019.dk) will be held in Aarhus May 22-24, 2019. The meeting is open for physicians, physicists, radiobiologists and other scientists with an active interest in the area. The format will include invited presentations, proffered papers and poster discussion rounds.

Registration deadline: April 22, 2019

Danish Center for Particle Therapy (DCPT) arranges an opening symposium at Aarhus University Hospital including lectures from both Danish and international experts. The symposium will take place on May 21, 2019. 

Danish Centre for Particle Therapy invites to a workshop on selecting patients with low-grade gliomas for photon or proton therapy.

Registration deadline: February 18, 2019

DMCG and DCCC invite to a web conference on contouring Atlas including a lecture from Sydney, Australia.

The workshop focuses on the core steps involved in calling variants with the Broad’s Genome Analysis Toolkit, using the “Best Practices” developed by the GATK team
Registration deadline: December 21, 2018

At the symposium the newest research in molecular strategies for early detection of cancer will be presented by national and international top researchers. Throughout the day there will be opportunities to strengthen networks across professional groups and areas of interests.

Registration deadline: January 10, 2019

On the occasion of Leonard Berry’s appointment as adjunct professor of shared decision making at the Department of Regional Health Research, University of Southern Denmark (SDU)/Center for Shared Decision Making, the Faculty of Health Sciences hereby invites you to attend an inaugural seminar.
Registration deadline: November 10 2018

This workshop will focus on best-practice, experience, and current challenges for public-private collaboration in Immuno-Oncology. Talks by key national speakers representing key players in the regional arena will be featured in an open forum with plenty of possibilities to initiate further discussion and establish collaborative activities.

The proposed program gather a multidisciplinary faculty capable of elucidating the field from a variety of angles and challenge each other and the audience on how to reach the ultimate goal of improving management of cancers.

The objective of the Pathology Symposium is to provide a comprehensive in-depth update on selected common soft tissue tumors of the skin pertinent to everyday practice of skin pathology and to improve attendees’ diagnostic skills.

Danish Cancer Research Days is a new, national initiative from DCCC - Danish Comprehensive Cancer Center and DMCG.dk (Danish Multidisciplinary Cancer Groups), the purpose of which is for clinicians, scientists and researchers to meet across disciplines and to bring basic and clinical research closer together.

The newly established cancer immunotherapy research network, IMMUNONET, cordially invites you to the inaugural meeting, where we will discuss the future of cancer immunotherapy research in Denmark.