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Your next WOR& WORDEvents

30th September 2025.

Online

WORLD CANCER

RESEARCH DAY in 3D


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9 Leading Oncology Researcher Talks and the 3D Technologies they use to advance discovery to clinic.




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4th & 5th February 2026

Cambridge, U.K.

'WORD+ is simply the best Organoid and Chip event I have ever been too!'


Can't wait until 2026!'

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4th December 2025

QMUL, London, U.K.

'Celebration of the best research of 2025 & Christmas Social!'


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'WORD+ is simply the best 

Organoid and Chip event 

that I have ever been too! 


So inclusive and welcoming, a real community feel. It's the only place where amazing, innovative science, research and technologies come together so seamlessly. Both the talks and posters gave so much food for thought. I left WORD+2025  motivated and inspired with so many ideas for my own research and glad I could share my own too. 

Two wonderful and inspiring days, with friends old and new!

Can't wait until 2026!' 


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Your speakers include. 


Keynote hosts: Professor Martin Knight, CPM, QMUL

Professor Hazel Screen, CPM, QMUL.


AstraZeneca: Dr Carol de Santis, Clinical Pharmacology & Safety.

Cardiff University: Dr Luned Badder, School of Medicine.  

GSK: Dr Lisa Mohamet, Target Discovery.

Imperial College London:Associate Professor Tamas Korcsmaros.

University of Oxford: Dr Abdullah Khan.


Early Career Talk. Corinne Molyneux, UCLA single-cell co-culture CRISPR screening platform to perturb the intercellular communication between cancer associated fibroblasts and the colorectal cancer epithelia. 

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