Nature Conferences | Reframing Precision Medicine: from Innovation to Implementation

13-15 October 2026 | The Royal Institution, London

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    Flash talk presenters

    • Lukas Wagener

      Tracking biomarker evolution during tumor progression in metastatic breast cancer within CATCH: Clinical impact of longitudinal molecular profiling and repeated MTBs

      Department I of Internal Medicine, Cologne National Center for Tumor Diseases, NCT Heidelberg

    • Luís António Marques da Costa

      Beacon reveals conserved response and therapy-specific non-response across a multi-residue immune-state signature in metastatic breast cancer

      Director, Group Leader
      Oncology Department, Hospital de Santa Maria, Centro Hospitalar Universitário Lisboa Norte, Lisbon, Portugal. Translational Oncology, Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine (GIMM) / iMM, Lisbon, Portugal

    • Lisa Julian

      Quantitative Single-lumen Human Brain Organoid Platform for Precision Variant Interpretation

      Associate Professor,
      Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC, Canada

       

    • Amarin Wongariyapek

      Harnessing failed cytokinesis to enhance oncolytic herpes virus therapy

      PhD student,
      The Institute of Cancer Research, London

    • Olga Piskareva

      Targeting GPC2-positive tumours with mRNA vaccine
    • Sarah Charnaud

      From innovation to equity: mapping global gaps in precision medicine research using WHO Global Observatory for Health R&D data
    • Daniell Wise

      Mechanism-Driven Colorectal Cancer Detection through Hologenomic Integration of Rectal Mucus Multiomics

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    • Dates: 13–15 October
    • Opening time: 9:00 am
    • Closing time: 5:00 pm
    • Location: The Royal Institution, London

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