CANCER SUMMER SCHOOL 2014 PROGRAM

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CANCER SUMMER SCHOOL 2014

PROGRAM

Monday 30

th

June

09:00-10:00am: Participant Arrival & Coffee Break ED 3 room

10:00-12:00pm: Presentation of the program

Presentation of the participants and of their research interests/experiences

Philippe Juin, Center for Cancer Research Nantes-Angers, FR

Mario Campone, University of Angers, FR Videoconference room (1st floor)

12:30pm – 1:30 pm Lunch (St Serge University restaurant)

1:30pm - 3:30 pm Free time in Angers. Do consider getting your breakfast for Tuesday morning, there is a small supermarket in the center, where you will be at that time.

3:30pm - 4:30 pm Welcome conference: The French cancer plan & the road to personalized cancer care

Valérie Mazeau-Woynar, National Cancer Institute, Paris - ED 10 4:30pm - 5:00 pm Opening of the Summer Schools Prof. Isabelle Richard, Dean of the

Medical School and from Mr. John Webb, Vice-President for International Relations

Amphitheatre 200

5:00pm - 6:00 pm Plenary conference: The grapewine genome as the basis for

genetics and plant improvement

Prof. Jean Weissenbach, French National Centre for Scientific

Research (pioneer of the sequencing and analysis of the genomes) Amphitheatre 200

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Tuesday 1

st

July

9:00-10:00am: Session 1: Personalized medicine Myeloma, from fundamental to clinical research

10:00-12:00pm: Interactive session

François-Régis Bataille, University of Angers, FR

Oncologoy Centre Paul Papin, Angers (conference room)

12:30pm: Lunch (University restaurant)

2:00-3:00pm: Session 2: Communication skills training in hematology and oncology

3:00-5:00pm: Interactive session

Anne Brédart, Curie Institute, Paris, FR

José Hureaux, Angers University Hospital, FR Videoconference room, faculty of medicine

Wednesday 2

nd

July

9:00-12:00pm: Visit of the Centre Paul Papin – Western Oncology Institute

Mario Campone, University of Angers, FR

2:00-3:00pm Session 3: Cell signaling, oncogenic addiction and cancer 3:00-5:00pm: Workshop & article presentations by the students

Olivier Coqueret, University of Angers, FR

Alain Nepveu, Mc Gill University, CA Videoconference room

6:00-8:00pm: Sport: Kayak-tour or Kayak-Polo session at the Lac de Maine

Be sure to bring along your swimsuit and a change of clothes in the morning; you will not have time to go to the University residence between the Workshop and the Kayak Session. Departure from the Medical School at 5:15pm

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Thursday 3

rd

July

9:00-10:00am: Session 4: Oncogene, Epithelial-Mesenchymal transition & Cancer 10:00-12:00pm: Workshop & article presentations by the students

Morag Park, Mc Gill University, CA Videoconference room

2:00-3:00pm: Session 5: Cell death and cancer

3:00-5:00pm: Workshop & article presentations by the students

Trevor Littlewood, University of Cambridge, UK Videoconference room

Friday 4

th

July

9:00-10:00am: Session 6: Personalized medicine and target therapy 10:00-12:00pm: Workshop & article presentations by the students

Philippe Juin, Center for Cancer Research Nantes-Angers, FR

Mario Campone, University of Angers, FR

Joan Montero, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston USA ED 11

2:00-3:00pm: Session 7: Mammary gland development and breast cancer 3:00-5:00pm: Workshop & article presentations by the students

Lucia Speroni, Tufts University, USA Videoconference room

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Saturday 5

th

– Sunday 6

th

July

Atlantic Coast day(s)

You will get a two-day ticket meaning you can hop on any regional trains (TER) at any given time during the week-end.

Here is the timetable for the TER on Saturday to go to the beach: For the outward trip -> 9:00am at Angers train station, you can reach the beach at 10:40am. You can get off the train at any station you like (eg: Pornichet,

La Baule, Le Croisic etc… They are all near the beach)

For the return trip -> 7:19pm at La Baule Escoublac train station, you can reach Angers at 9:00 pm. This is the last train, do not to miss it, otherwise you will

have to buy your own tickets home. You can also hop on the train at other stations, but it has to be the same 7:19 train.

You can spend the night there (organized on your own) or travel back and forth on the same day.

And here is the timetable for the TER on Sunday to go to the beach:

For the outward trip -> 8:45 or 9:11am from Angers train station, you can reach the beach at 10:40 or 11:20am. Again, feel free to get off the train at any station you like. For the return trip -> 7:21 or 8:00pm from La Baule Escoublac train station, you can

reach Angers at 9:06 or 9:52pm. The 9:52 train is the last one, do not to miss it! Same goes, you can hop on the train at any station, make sure it is the 8:00 train

though.

Make sure to bring your swimsuit along!

Monday 7

th

July

9:00-10:00am: Session 8a: Genomics and hematology

10:00-12:00pm: Workshop & article presentation by the students

Philippe Guardiola, University of Angers, FR ED 12

2:00-5:00pm: Session 8b: Workshop on Genomics, Genotyping and Data analysis

Philippe Guardiola, University of Angers, FR ED 12

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5:30-8:30 pm: Rowing Session on the Maine River (short walking distance from the

Medical School).

Be sure to bring along your swimsuit and a change of clothes in the morning; you will not have time to go to the University residence between the lecture and the rowing session. Cost: 5€ (to be paid on the spot)

Tuesday 8

th

July

9:00-12:00pm: Session 9: Prostate cancer: Image guided diagnosis and treatment

Abdel-Rahmène Azzouzi, University of Angers, FR

Nacim Betrouni, French Institute of Health and Medical Research Lille (INSERM), FR

Videoconference room

12:00-12:30pm: Quick lunch (picnic) then departure from the faculty of medicine to Nantes

12:30pm: Departure of the bus from the medical school 2:00pm: Arrival in Nantes

2:00-5:00pm: Visit of the Radiology Centre René Gauducheau of Nantes – Western Oncology Institute

5:00-9:00pm: Free time in Nantes

At 10 pm the bus will take you back to Angers. Meeting point in the city center

Wednesday 9

th

July

9:00-12:00pm: Session 10: Metabolism and Cancer

Then workshop & article presentation by the students

Vincent Procaccio, University of Angers, FR

Natalie German, Harvard University, USA Videoconference room

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12:30am: Lunch (University restaurant)

2:00-5:00pm: Session 11: Brain tumors: molecular pathology in adult diffuse gliomas

Audrey Rousseau, University of Angers, FR

Wolf Mueller, University of Leipzig, DE Videoconference room

Thursday 10

th

July

9:00-12:00pm: Visit of the unit “Hospital biology”

‘Plateau de biologie hospitalière’, Angers University Hospital, FR

12:30pm: Lunch (university restaurant)

2:00-3:00pm Conference

Pierre Corvol, INSERM / Collège de France Amphitheatre Simone Veil

3:00-5:00pm: Work in smalls groups on Academic research/industrial research

Workshops on Biotechnology companies: collaboration, creation, valorization

Amphitheatre Simone Veil

Friday 11

th

July

9:00-12:00pm: Session 12: Applications and Pipelines

“Next generation sequencing” (NGS) in genetics and genomics

Pierre Lindenbaum, University of Nantes, FR

Solena Le Scouarnec, University of Nantes, FR ED 13

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3:00-4:00pm: Closing of the CSSA 2014 at the Hôtel des Pénitentes

Isabelle Richard, Dean of the Medical School, University of Angers, FR

John Webb, Vice-President for International Relations, University of Angers, FR

The three best presentations of all 3 Summer Schools

4:00-5:00pm Presentation of Angers English-taught programs

From 5:00 pm on: Farewell Drinks