THOMAS ASHWORTH CTC & LIQUID BIOPSY SYMPOSIUM
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8th Thomas Ashworth Symposium (TAS2022) 

Date: 13-14 October 2022


Registration open: 4th August 2022

Final registration closes: 7th October 2022


Showcasing the best of international and national liquid biopsy research

The Thomas Ashworth CTC & Liquid Biopsy Symposium is devoted to advancing the clinical application of liquid biopsy to enhance precision oncology and improve patient outcome as well as providing critical insights into the metastatic process, minimal residual disease and cancer biology. 

This year we are planning an in-person Symposium to be held in Sydney at the UTS Aerial Function Centre and we look forward to seeing previous and new delegates at Australia's only dedicated liquid biopsy conference.    

An exciting line up of international leaders in the field, supported by national speakers from across Australia will be showcasing their liquid biopsy research.


​Topics to be explored include
  • Discovery research involving liquid biopsy (circulating tumour cells, ctDNA, exosomes, methylated ctDNA).
  • Clinical translation of liquid biopsy (assay development, early detection, integration of liquid biopsy into clinical trials and precision oncology treatment selection and monitoring.
  • Opportunities and challenges involving the health economics of liquid biopsy and the regulatory landscape.

In the lead up to the symposium we will provide you with more information about the scientific program as well as registration and delegate details.

Who should attend?
  • Translational/clinical researchers
  • Medical oncologists
  • Pathologists
  • Clinical trainees, PhD and other students
  • Pharmaceutical and diagnostic sector

For more information please email k.spring@westernsydney.edu.au

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