Horizons in Neuro-oncology is a series of talks and events to encourage collaboration and to increase the impact of research in neuro-oncology. The focus is on clinically applicable, or near-clinic, technologies and treatments that might improve patient outcomes, and in developing, supporting and implementing new treatments.
Although it is aimed at a clinical audience, it is open to all - health care professionals, students, researchers, charities, support groups, patients, carers and others.
Each session is typically 60 mins long, with a 40 - 45 minute talk, and then 15 min questions. All sessions are free to join and will be hosted online via Zoom. You are required to pre-register for each meeting in order to get the link. Recorded sessions will be made available afterwards on YouTube.
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HIN sessions are organised and facilitated by our neuro-oncology Clinical Research Practitioner, Ms. Lillie Pakzad-Shahabi.
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Organisational support is provided by the Computational Oncology Group at Imperial College London.
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To register, please click on the Zoom link below the meeting details, which will take you to the registration page (you have to register for each talk individually - apologies).