Insights into Genome Instability, from Basic Mechanisms to Clinical Applications

The Gordon Research Seminar on DNA Damage, Mutation and Cancer is a unique forum for graduate students, post-docs, and other scientists with comparable levels of experience and education to present and exchange new data and cutting edge ideas.

This meeting is aimed to foster the scientific development of early career scientists by stimulating discussions on recent and unpublished research in the field of genome stability. This will take place in a relaxed and highly engaging environment to empower young scientists to exchange ideas among their peers and will include opportunities to network and interact with invited experts from various career paths for professional development. Young scientists from a broad range of experimental backgrounds and interests are encouraged to present their unpublished work on DNA damage signaling, DNA repair mechanisms, mutagenesis, and their relevance to cancer progression and treatment.