TRANSPAN early career-stage investigators meeting. We are launching the first conference of the TRANSPAN CA21116 COST Action dedicated to early career stage investigators. It is addressed to PhD students and post-docs, without a faculty/permanent position who can present their current projects to peers and experts from various research fields. Place: Liverpool, UK (Hope Street Hotel, […]
This workshop is specifically designed for young researchers. This is a PRE-ANNOUNCEMENT call for applications, and further details will be communicated via email and our social media channels in the next few hours and days. It is dedicated to PhD students and post-docs without a faculty/permanent position, and it is entitled "Spring TRANSPAN Early Career Investigators’ Workshop for […]
Dear TRANSPANers, we will hold our yearly general meeting in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, on 24-25 June, just before the meeting of the European Pancreatic Club (26-29 June, https://epc2024.eu/). We will have two full days (tentatively 9:00 to 18:00) during which we'll have meetings of the management committee (MC), the core group (CG), all working […]
Welcome to EPC 2024 Dear EPC Members, Dear Pancreas Lovers, Dear Colleagues, It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 56th Meeting of the European Pancreatic Club (EPC), which will be held in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, from 26 to 29 June 2024. The Organising Committee has put together an amazing scientific programme with […]
Dear TRANSPANers, We are happy to announce the Perineural invasion and Pancreatic Cancer MEETING. This workshop is specifically designed for researchers and clinicians who are interested in metastasis. This meeting is open to all (established researchers, clinicians, PhD students and post-docs, patient representatives) however the priority for the funding will be given to the early […]
Dear TRANSPANers, We are pleased to announce the second TRANSPAN training school “Tools for analysis of -omics data in pancreatic cancer”, hosted by Prof. Uğur Sezerman in Istanbul, Turkey, 23-25 September 2024. The 3-day course will provide hands-on training for state-of-the-art tools for the analysis of -omics data in pancreatic cancer, including exome sequencing, transcriptomics, and […]
Welcome to Vienna & online Attend UEG Week and Postgraduate Teaching (PGT), the foremost events for researchers globally to present their latest findings. We look forward to welcoming you in person at Vienna (Messe Wien) and online from October 12 to 15, 2024. UEG Week and Postgraduate Teaching (PGT) are the premier venues for researchers from […]
Mark your calendars for the most distinguished meeting in pancreatology—the APA/JPS/CAP/IAP 2024 Annual Meeting, the crown jewel gathering of the year! Experience the synergy of the American Pancreatic Association (APA), Japan Pancreas Society (JPS), Chinese Association of Pancreatology (CAP), and the International Association of Pancreatology (IAP) uniting in an East Meets West event. With […]
We are happy to announce this year's TRANSPAN EARLY CAREER INVESTIGATORS' MEETING will take place in Craiova, Romania on the 28th of March, 2025.
The annual meeting will feature working group-specific sessions, discussions about various activities, such as training schools, workshops, seminars, publications, STSMs, science communication, interaction with patient organizations, the website, and ample time for free discussion and networking
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the TRANSPAN webinar series, aimed at sharing recent research and clinical developments, encouraging interdisciplinary collaboration, and supporting the training of early career researchers and clinicians. The webinars will take place monthly via Microsoft Teams,last one hour (30-45minutes of presentation and 15-30 minutes of discussion), and be recorded. Speakers—mainly […]
Dear TRANSPANers,
We are pleased the announce that applications are open for the next COST workshop for early-stage researchers, Modelling treatment response in PDAC, which will be held in Madrid, Spain, Friday 30th May 2025 organized by Julie Earl and Bruno Sainz. The workshop will include 12 early stage researchers with the support of 3-4 mentors.