Applications now open!

Join the Cancer Genomic Epidemiology course, 16–18 February 2026, for an immersive look at how genomics and epidemiology intersect to advance cancer research, clinical practice, and prevention.

Learn from leading experts through lectures and interactive sessions covering:
• Mutational signature analysis
• Models for studying carcinogens
• Large-scale genomic and exposure data
• Environmental contributions to cancer risk
• Applications in public health and prevention

Gain practical insights into how genetic and environmental factors shape cancer development, with a focus on equitable cancer prevention worldwide.

Open to scientists in genomics, epidemiology, clinical practice, or public health.
Bursaries available. Apply by 3 November 2025 here.

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