92 posters, 1 audios, 1 topics, 567 authors, 81 institutions

Data-driven Cancer Research Conference 2026

24-26 February 2026 | Edinburgh, Scotland

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Smarter use of Routinely Collected Data: External validation of Prostate Specific Antigen dynamics for prediction of biochemical recurrence with variable androgen deprivation therapy duration

Jane Shortall, Kimberely Reeves, Vodathi Bamunuarachchi, Conor McGarry, Joe O'Sullivan, Suneil Jain, Guillermo Lorenzo, Nadia di Muzio, Chiara Deantoni, Peter Hoskin, Marcel Van Herk, Ananya...

University of Manchester, Manchester Cancer Research Centre, The University of Manchester, Division of Cancer Sciences, The University of Manchester, UK, Clinical Oncology, The Christie NHS Foundation Trust, UK...

Poster Presenter: Jane Shortall

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The BioResource Data Accelerator: An all-Wales approach to sample and genomic data access serving both the rare disease and cancer research communities

Liz Merrifield, Peter Giles, Richard Clarkson, Richard Adams, Lisa Spary, Abigail Macarthur, Sian Morgan, Erik Waskiewicz, Sophie Shaw, Rhys Vaughan, Andrew Fry, Joanna Zabkiewicz

Data-driven Cancer Research Conference 2026

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Smarter use of Routinely Collected Data: External validation of Prostate Specific Antigen dynamics for prediction of biochemical recurrence with variable androgen deprivation therapy duration

The BioResource Data Accelerator: An all-Wales approach to sample and genomic data access serving both the rare disease and cancer research communities

The clinical and molecular landscape of breast cancer in women of African and South Asian ancestry

The NHS Proton Real World Data Strategy: Personalising Proton Beam Therapy

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

Time trends in dose to breast tissue and other mediastinal organs-at-risk in young women treated for lymphoma: a single institutional cohort study

Toward Interpretable Genomics Language Models: Unlocking the Potential of Intermediate Embeddings

Towards a digital twin of BCP-ALL: logical models of B-Cell differentiation identify gene dependencies

Tracking multiple time point liquid biopsies TARGET National Study: A centre case series of 26 patients matched to clinical trials.