Inaugural International Workshop on Innovative Models for Neuroblastoma Research
(Vienna, 15.12.2023) On December 14th and 15th, the St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute proudly hosted the inaugural International Workshop on Innovative Models for Neuroblastoma Research. This groundbreaking event gathered experts from Austria, the UK, the USA, Belgium, and Sweden, all converging at St. Anna CCRI to exchange the latest insights and advancements in neuroblastoma research.
The workshop featured stimulating discussions, tackling pivotal questions like “What makes a good model for Neuroblastoma?” and “What does the future hold for Neuroblastoma models?” These dialogues were instrumental in shedding light on the future directions and potential breakthroughs in the field of neuroblastoma research, offering new perspectives and fostering collaborative efforts to combat this challenging disease.
The institute extends its sincere gratitude to all the participants whose contributions and insights made this conference exceptionally successful. The collective expertise and shared vision of the attendees have undeniably propelled the field forward, opening up new research avenues and enhancing our understanding of neuroblastoma.
Acknowledgment is also due to the esteemed institutions that played a vital role in enriching the workshop, including the University of Sheffield, Oregon Health & Science University, Cancer Research Institute Ghent, Medical University of Vienna, Karolinska Institutet, the Institute of Cancer Research, National Institutes of Health, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, Lund University, and King’s College London. Their involvement underscores the global collaboration and shared commitment to advancing neuroblastoma research, with the ultimate goal of improving outcomes for children affected by this disease.
