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Our agenda, scientific committee and speakers

Our second data-driven Cancer Research Conference includes three days of scientific sessions, networking, panel discussions and much more.

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Meet our scientific committee

Andi Roy.

Andi Roy

Professor of Paediatric Haematology, University of Oxford

Claude Chelala.

Claude Chelala

Professor of Bioinformatics, Barts Cancer Institute, Queen Mary University of London

Headshot of Debbie Keatley.

Debbie Keatley

Patient affiliate

Ellen Bisci.

Ellen Bisci

Patient affiliate

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Michael Cuthbert

Director, National Quantum Computing Centre

Raj Jena.

Raj Jena

Professor of AI in Radiation Oncology, University of Cambridge Department of Oncology and Cambridge University Hospitals

Shaumya Kularajan.

Shaumya Kularajan

Patient affiliate

Tony Ng.

Tony Ng

Senior Vice President and Head of Oncology Translational Research, GSK

Explore our agenda

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Meet our keynote speakers

Cathie Sudlow.

Cathie Sudlow

Director of the Usher Institute, School of Population Health Sciences, The University of Edinburgh and Director of the UKRI Adolescent Health Study

Why data matters: Enabling large scale population health research in the UK in the 'big data' era

Mhairi Aitken.

Mhairi Aitken

Senior Ethics Fellow, The Alan Turing Institute

Why children are key to responsible AI

Meet our co-chairs

Greg Hannon.

Greg Hannon

Senior Group Leader, Cancer Research UK Cambridge Institute

Day 2 - Revolutionising cancer research: the transformative role of AI

Raj Jena.

Raj Jena

Professor of AI in Radiation Oncology, University of Cambridge Department of Oncology and Cambridge University Hospitals

Day 2 - Revolutionising cancer research: the transformative role of AI

Richard Lee.

Richard Lee

Consultant Respiratory Physician, NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at The Royal Marsden and the Institute of Cancer Research

Day 2 - Revolutionising cancer research: the transformative role of AI

Bill Nailon.

Bill Nailon

NHS Clinical Scientist

Professor, Department of Oncology Physics at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre

Day 2 - Revolutionising cancer research: the transformative role of AI

Melissa Davis.

Melissa Davis

Director, Institute of Translational Genomic Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine

Day 3 - Personalising cancer medicine: the power of health data

Tony Ng.

Tony Ng

Senior Vice President and Head of Oncology Translational Research, GSK

Day 3 - Personalising cancer medicine: the power of health data

Mark Lawler.

Mark Lawler

Professor of Digital Health, Queen’s University Belfast

Scientific Director, DATA-CAN

Day 3 - Personalising cancer medicine: the power of health data