Symposium Objectives
This symposium aims to:

The future of precision medicine (PM) is being shaped by the ability to harness Circulating Biomarkers (CBM)—a powerful class of biological indicators that provide real-time insights into disease progression, treatment response, and therapeutic targeting. From cancer to neurological disorders, CBM has the potential to revolutionise early diagnosis, risk stratification, and personalised therapy.

However, significant challenges remain in standardisation, clinical translation, and commercial adoption of CBM-based technologies. This symposium brings together leading scientists, clinicians and industry innovators to explore cutting-edge advancements and real-world applications of CBM research.

Objective 1

Provide updates on the latest expertise, instrumentation, and standards in enumerating Circulating Biomarkers (CBM).

Objective 2

Explore potential molecular targets on systemic cancer cells for adjuvant therapies within PM.

Objective 3

Describe the potential of CBM in cancer and neurological disorders, supported by patient data and advanced animal models.

Purpose

Advancing Liquid Biopsy
in Personalized Medicine

This symposium aims to enhance the understanding and application of liquid biopsy in personalised medicine for oncology and neurology.


It will update state-of-the-art methods for identifying and characterising CBM using tools like liquid biopsy, genomics, proteomics, and advanced imaging.


The event will highlight recent research and discuss CTCs, exosomes, and cfDNA for early detection, diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment monitoring of cancers and neurological disorders.

Theme 1

Liquid Biopsy and Circulating Biomarkers

Theme 2

Advanced Technologies in Cancer Research and Diagnostics

Theme 3

Novel Approaches in Cancer Treatment and Drug Discovery

Theme 4

Specific Cancer Research Areas

Theme 1

Extracellular Vesicles in Neurological Disorders

Theme 2

Advanced Technologies in Cancer Research and Diagnostics

Theme 3

Novel Approaches in Cancer Treatment and Drug Discovery

Theme 4

Specific Cancer Research Areas