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BIO brings you Keynote Luncheon speakers from the highest level of world politics, Super Sessions led by major companies and Breakout Sessions with topic experts.

The Prostate Action Forum is a biennial conference with one aim: to promote collaboration in international prostate research.

Cancer Clinical Networks, Queensland Health's Cancer Care Program

This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC - Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers and clinicians froma cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

The Translational Research Institute (TRI) will be holding their first Symposium to unveil the work of TRI members.

This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC - Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers and clinicians froma cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

International Guest Speaker Dr Martine Roudier, Prostate Cancer Pathology Specialist. This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC - Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers and clinicians froma cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

Find out the latest in Prostate Cancer Research from Dresden, Germany with Professor Michael Froehner and Dr Susanne Fuessel of University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus.

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What's new in prostate cancer research? Find out at the APCRC-Q Seminar Series 2012. This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC-Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers, and clinicians from a cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

What's new in prostate cancer research? Join Senior Research Fellow and Associate Professor, Dr Kieran Scott at this APCRC-Q Seminar Series Event. Dr Scott and Dr Rockstroh will share their current research activities in the area of prostate cancer. This regular seminar series aims to bring together scientists, researchers, and clinicians from a cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

What's new in prostate cancer research? Find out at the APCRC-Q Seminar Series 2012. This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC-Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers, and clinicians from a cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

"Towards MRI alone treatment planning and adaptive MRI-based prostate radiation therapy". Join Dr Jason Dowling, Research Scientist, Biomedical Imaging within the CSIRO ICT Centre, The Australian e-Health Research Centre as he shares what's new in prostate cancer research.

What's new in prostate cancer research? Find out at the APCRC-Q Seminar Series 2012. This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC-Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers, and clinicians from a cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.

To celebrate the Centre’s 3rd anniversary, Professor Colleen Nelson, Executive Director, APCRC-Q invites you to attend a welcome day to showcase the Centre’s clinical and translational activities.

Say farewell to the Mo’s we’ve only just ‘grown’ to Mo!

The scientific program, which includes plenary sessions, parallel symposia, workshops, poster sessions and other ancillary meetings, will bring together leading experts from all areas of cancer research in Canada to exchange knowledge and share ideas.

Southside Sport & Community Clubs annual fund raiser breakfast for Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia

What's new in prostate cancer research? Find out at the APCRC - Q Seminar Series 2011. This regular seminar series, hosted by the APCRC - Q, aims to bring together high calibre scientists, researchers, and clinicians from a cross-section of disciplines, enabling them to share discoveries and discuss the significance of their work in the treatment of prostate cancer.