Québec-based researchers present at MOHCCN Seminar Series
Québec-based researchers from the Marathon of Hope - Québec node presented as part of the third event in the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network Seminar Series.
The speakers were:
- Natasha Szuber, MD M.Sc. FRCPC “Advances in myeloproliferative neoplasms”
- Sonia del Rincón, PhD “Targeting MNK1/2 in cancer: What have we learned and where are we going?”
- Yacine Bareche, PhD “Leveraging big data of immune checkpoint blockade response identifies novel potential targets"
- Ian Watson, PhD “The spatial immune landscape of melanoma”
Watch the full presentation, here:
ABOUT THE SERIES
This series features virtual talks from MOHCCN research partner investigators and trainees. These seminars will be of interest primarily to cancer researchers, clinicians and trainees across the country.
Related Team Members
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Ian
Institutional LeadMOHCCN Steering CommitteeWorking Group ChairWorking Group Member
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Sonia
Project Leader
del Rincon
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