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We invite pioneers of oncology research to the MSNZ at UCC Hamburg. Through informal exchanges, including lectures and discussion rounds, this event offers the opportunity to engage in dialogue with well-known figures from the research community.
Networking within the scientific community—not only within one’s own field but especially across interdisciplinary boundaries—is both professionally and personally enriching and can significantly impact one’s career path. An excellent opportunity for this is regularly provided by lectures and events organized by the University Cancer Center Hamburg (UCC Hamburg), which invite both national and international researchers.
Under the title "MSNZ meets Pioneers in Cancer Research," the Mildred Scheel Nachwuchszentrum (MSNZ Hamburg) at UCC Hamburg is launching a series of events to provide early-career researchers with access to professional networks and to create a unified platform for this purpose. Pioneers in oncology research are invited for personal exchanges and/or lectures.
A "Meet the Speaker" event offers the opportunity to engage directly with the esteemed guests in a small group, ask personal questions, and learn about opportunities for collaborations or future visits to (inter)national laboratories.
Manuel Valiente is a neuroscientist and expert in brain metastasis research. After studying Veterinary Medicine and completing a PhD in Neuroscience, he conducted research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York, focusing on the molecular mechanisms underlying brain metastasis.
Since 2015, he has led the Brain Metastasis Group at the CNIO, where his research focuses on understanding the biology of brain metastases and identifying new therapeutic opportunities.
Dr. Júlia Aguadé Gorgorió
Dr. Júlia Aguadé Gorgorió, Josep Carreras Leukemia Research Institute, Barcelonastudied Pharmacy at the University of Barcelona and obtained her PhD in Cancer Biologyat the University of Zurich. As a postdoctoral researcher at UCLA, she helped uncover fundamentalmechanisms governing human blood stem cell identity and self-renewal, includingthe role of MYCT1 in stem cell function. Today, she is a Postdoctoral Investigator at theJosep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute in Badalona, Spain, where her research focuseson the regulation of healthy and leukemic stem cells and on identifying new therapeuticvulnerabilities in acute myeloid leukemia.
30.09.2026
Prof. Dr. med. Jürgen Wolf
Cologne, Germany
12.06.2026
Prof. Dr. med. Frank Winkler
Heidelberg, Germany
24.04.2026
Dr. Mirco Friedrich
Heidelberg, Germany
16.04.2026
Prof. Anders Näsman
Stockholm, Sweden
04.03.2026
Prof. Karim Fizazi
Lille, France
27.11.2025
Prof. Emmet McCormack
Bergen, Norway
17.11.2025
Prof. David Gutmann
Washington, USA
15.10.2025
Prof. Dr. Robert McCullumsmith
Toledo, USA
24.09.2025
Prof. Dr. Carlos Salomon Gallo
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia
22.09.2025
Prof. Dr. Florian Lordick
Leipzig, Germany
13.06.2025
Prof. Dr. Martin Eilers
Würzburg, Germany
13.06.2025
Prof. Dr. Marian C. Neidert
Zurich, Switzerland
12.06.2025
Irene Ghobrial, MD
Harvard, USA
04.04.2025
Nikhil Munshi, MD
Harvard, USA
04.04.2025
Kenneth C. Anderson, MD
Harvard, USA
04.04.2025
Steven Treon, MD, PhD
Harvard, USA
04.04.2025
Hans-Guido Wendel, MD
New York, USA
06.03.2025
Prof. Dr. Inge Marie Svane
Copenhagen, Denmark
17.01.2024
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