The Barossa Meetings bring together some of the world’s best scientists across different disciplines in a convivial atmosphere conducive to open and energetic discussions. The 2019 meeting’s theme of ‘Cell Signalling in Cancer Medicine’ will continue this tradition by bringing into focus the major new paradigms arising from fundamental discoveries and their impact on therapeutic strategies. In addition to the numerous international delegates, the meeting will be attended by many of the key Australian researchers in cell signalling and cancer medicine.
As has become tradition, the 9th Barossa Meeting will be the occasion to award the Clifford Prize for Cancer Research to a scientist whose contribution has made a global difference in the fight against cancer
REGISTER |
Please submit abstracts for selected podium talks by 30 September 2019 |
➢ Angiogenesis | ➢ Metabolism | |
➢ Apoptosis | ➢ Signalling networks | |
➢ Cancer therapeutics | ➢ Stem cells | |
➢ Carcinogenesis | ➢ Translational medicine | |
➢ Epithelial-mesenchymal transition | ➢ Tumour microenvironment | |
➢ Cancer Genomics | ➢ Cellular plasticity/heterogeneity | |
➢ Immunotherapy | ➢ Therapy resistance | |
➢ Lipid signalling |
Ivan Dikic | Goethe University School of Medicine, Frankfurt, Germany |
Lucy Godley | University of Chicago, IL, USA |
Ming Lei | Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China |
Shiva Malek | Genentech, CA, USA |
Madelon Maurice | University Medical Center, Utrecht, Netherlands |
Gerry Melino | University of Cambridge, UK |
Erik Sahai | Francis Crick Institute, London, UK |
Tuomas Tammela | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, NY, USA |
Wee Wei Tee | Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB) A*STAR, Singapore |
Karen Vousden | Francis Crick Institute, London, UK |
Marie-Liesse Asselin-Labat | Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, VIC |
Kate Burbury | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, VIC |
Thomas Cox | Garvan Institute of Medical Research, NSW |
Charley de Bock | Children's Cancer Institute, NSW |
Sarah-Jane Dawson | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, VIC |
Paul Ekert | Children's Cancer Institute, VIC |
Steven Lane | Queensland Institute of Medical Research, QLD |
David Komander | Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, VIC |
Fabienne Mackay | The University of Melbourne,VIC |
Marina Pajic | Garvan Institute of Medical Research, NSW |
Belinda Parker | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, VIC |
Clare Scott | Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, VIC |
Paul Timpson | Garvan Institute of Medical Research, NSW |
Anne Voss | Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, VIC |
Vi Wickramasinghe | Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, VIC |
Alpha Yap | Institute for Molecular Bioscience, QLD |
Yeesim Khew-Goodall (Co-Convenor)
Stuart Pitson (Co-Convenor)
Claudine Bonder
Angel Lopez
Michael Samuel
Hamish Scott
Claudine Bonder
Cameron Bracken
Susan Branford
Anna Brown
Michael Brown
Richard D’Andrea
Loretta Dorstyn
Guillermo Gomez
Phillip Gregory
Chris Hahn
Natasha Harvey
Sharad Kumar
Angel Lopez
Stuart Pitson
Jason Powell
Paul Reynolds
Nirmal Robinson
David Ross
Michael Samuel
Andreas Schreiber
Quenten Schwarz
Hamish Scott
Vinay Tergaonkar
Damon Tumes
Vishva Dixit, USA
Richard Flavell, USA
Wanjin Hong, Singapore
Tony Hunter, USA
John D. Scott, USA
Joseph Schlessinger, USA
Novotel Barossa Valley
Golf Links Road, Rowland Flat, Barossa Valley SA 5352
Ph: 08 8524 0045 Fax: 08 8524 0050
90 minutes drive from Adelaide. Arriving by Plane – 70 km from Adelaide International Airport
The Novotel Barossa Valley is the location for the 9th Barossa Meeting. It boasts a superb, but somewhat isolated location which encourages delegates to remain on-site for the duration of the conference, providing ample opportunity for delegate interaction during the breaks in the Scientific Program.
The Barossa Signalling Meeting strives to achieve gender balance in all aspects of the conference. We endeavour to attain this balance through equal female and male representation on the organising committee and as session chairs, as well as through invitations to high quality speakers of both sexes in accordance with the gender balance in our research community
Should you have any questions or require further information please contact:
Seed Events
Janine Power
PO Box 2137, Glenelg SA 5045
Phone: +61 400 280 811
Email: janine@seedevents.com.au