Oncode Annual Conference 2025
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Registration is open!

Join us at the Oncode Annual Conference which will take place on Thursday 6 and Friday 7 November, 2025, at the Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam. We have prepared an exciting programme with national and international speakers and "meet the speakers tables" during breaks. We look forward to welcoming you to this event.

A poster with confirmed speakers is available here.

Programme and registration 

The programme for this event is available here. You can register through the registration form below. 

The conference is open for the academic oncology research community.  Limited seats are available for Industry attendance, a fee is applicable. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

Attendance fee is free of charge but timely registration is required. In case of no-show, we wil charge a fee of 60 euro per  person per day. 

Please note that registration of individuals who are not part of the Oncode community need to be confirmed by the Oncode team. 

The registration closes on 23 October.

6 November
8:30  9:30  Walk in, registration and coffee  
9:30  9:40  Welcome by Scientific Committee  
  Session I:  
9:40  10:15  Plasticity, therapy resistance and immune evasion in metastatic colorectal cancer  
  Eduard Batlle, IRB Barcelona, Spain  
10:15  10:50  Network-level epigenetic alterations in cancer evolution  
  Paola Scaffidi, IEO Research, Milan Italy  
10:50  11:35  Break  
11:35  12:10  Induced-Proximity Strategies to Modulate Receptor Signalling in Inflammation and Cancer  
  Ricardo Fernandes, CAMS Oxford Institute, UK  
12:10  12:45  A Compendium of Genetic Screens to Discover ‘Alternative Pathways  
  Thijn Brummelkamp, Netherlands Cancer Institute  
12:45  14:00  Lunch and network  
  Session II  
14:00  14:35  Epigenetic evolution and plasticity in colorectal cancer and the normal gut  
  Andrea Sottoriva, Human Technopole, Italy  
14:35  15:10  Harnessing TCR Discoveries for the Next Generation of Immunotherapies
  Susana Minguet Garcia, University of Freiburg, Germany  
15:10  15:55  Break  
15:55  16:30  Epigenomic evolution of breast cancers at single-cell resolution  
  Céline Vallot, Institut Curie, France  
16:30  17:05  Approaching mitotic chromosome structure from all directions  
  Bill Earnshaw, University of Edinburgh, Scotland  
17:05  17:10  Closing remarks  
  Scientific Committee  
17:10  18:10  Networking drinks & bites  
7 November
8:30  9:30  Walk in, registration and coffee  
9:30  9:40  Welcome by Scientific Committee  
  Session III:   
9:40  10:15  Pinning down the molecular origins of esophageal adenocarcinoma to inform earlier detection  
  Rebecca Fitzgerald, MRC/CRUK, UK  
10:15  10:50  Mechanisms regulating stem cell plasticity during tumor initiation  
  Cédric Blanpain, Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium  
10:50  11:35  Break  
11:35  12:10  Unlocking immunity: Decoding and reprogramming the immune-evasive tumor microenvironment  
  Anna Obenauf, IMP, Austria  
12:10  12:45  Optimising CAR-T cell sensitivity by engineering extracellular receptor/ligand sizes  
  Omer Dushek, University of Oxford, UK  
12:45  14:00  Lunch and network  
  Session IV  
14:00  14:35  Protein design approaches in chromatin biology  
  Danny Sahtoe, Hubrecht Institute, the Netherlands  
14:35  15:10  Towards a quantitative understanding of enhance-promoter communication
  Luca Giorgetti, Friedrich Miescher Institute, Switzerland  
15:10  15:55  Break  
15:55  16:30  Attenuation of ATM signaling by ROS delays replicative senescence at physiological oxygen  
  Titia de Lange, The Rockefeller University, USA  
16:30  17:05  Epigenetic Mechanisms of Cancer and Pre-Cancer 
  Margaret Goodell, Baylor College of Medicine, USA  
17:05  17:10  Cl0sing remarks  
  Scientific Committee  
17:10  18:10  Networking, drinks & bites  

Oncode Annual Conference 2025

Registration form

The registration closes on 23 October

Please select your affiliation
Which day will you be attending?
Are you interested in a "meet the speaker" during a break? (for young researchers only)
If you do not agree, you cannot register via this form. Please send an email to [email protected].