92 posters, 1 audios, 567 authors, 81 institutions

Data-driven Cancer Research Conference 2026

24-26 February 2026 | Edinburgh, Scotland

Posters

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P28

MOKCa-3D Database: Functional and structural analysis of missense mutations in cancer.

Biniam Haile, Adnan Cinar, Fahmida Banini, Katrin Zhikova, Finn J Gallagher, Christopher Richardson, Frances M G Pearl

University of Sussex

Poster Presenter: Biniam Haile

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P29

Improving the interoperability and reusability of CRUK-funded research data: key considerations for adopting the OMOP Common Data Model

Jasmine Handford, Charlotte Moss, Joseph Day, Andrew Blake, Mieke Van Hemelrijck

King's College London, Cancer Research Horizons, University of Oxford, King’s College London

Poster Presenter: Jasmine Handford

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P30

Incidence and risk factors for cardiovascular toxicity of anthracycline-based chemotherapy regimens in non-metastatic breast cancer treatment: a systematic review and meta-analysis of interventional and observational research

Matthew Hazell, Helena Carreira, Krishnan Bhaskaran, Alexander Lyon, Julian Matthewman, Shamsudeen Mohammed, Alistair Ring, Anoop Shah, William Wilson, Harriet Forbes

London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Poster Presenter: Matthew Hazell

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P31

The STRONG-AYA initiative: From pan-European ecosystem to clinical practice. Using data to improve outcome in Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer patients.

Nicola Hughes, Richard Feltbower, Lee Norman, Rob Carter, Joshi Hogenboom, Leonard Wee, Daniel Stark

University of Leeds

Poster Presenter: Nicola Hughes

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P32

Developing shared insights for the system into the psychosocial needs of children and young people with cancer and their families

Rachel Kirby Rider, Helen McShane, Rosanna Thomasoo, Jenny Turner, Richard Hughes

Young Lives vs Cancer

Poster Presenter: Richard Hughes

P33

“Time-toxicity” in poor prognosis cancer patients: A reproducible measure of care quality using routine health data

Piyumanga Karunaratne, Giovanni Tramonti, Mahéva Vallet, Iain Phillips, Mark Stares, Joanna Bowden, Stephen Fenning, Marie Fallon, Peter S Hall

University of Edinburgh

Poster Presenter: Piyumanga Karunaratne

P34

MEDULLOBLASTOMA INTRA-TUMOURAL HETEROGENEITY HAS POTENTIAL TO IMPROVE BIOMARKER-DRIVEN THERAPEUTIC STRATIFICATION

Claire Keeling, Marina Danilenko, Masood Zaka, Matthew Bashton, Louise Pease, Dean Thompson, Edward C Schwalbe, Rebecca M Hill, Daniel Williamson, Simon Bailey, Steven C Clifford

Newcastle University Centre for Cancer, National Horizons Centre

Poster Presenter: Claire Keeling

P35

How Strong Is Your Driver? Machine Learning and Structural Features Predict Driver Mutation Strength and Clinical Outcomes

Noa Klugman, Dorit Shemesh, Jakob Landau, Ora Schueler-Furman, Shai Rosenberg

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Poster Presenter: Noa Klugman

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P36

Epidemiology, outcomes, and lived experiences of paediatric and young adult cancer patients requiring intensive care admission: a mixed methods study.

Shaumya Kularajan, Gillian Horne, Kathryn Puxty

University of Glasgow

Poster Presenter: Shaumya Kularajan