01:15:47
Dimitar Sasselov Q&A
01:30:01
Henry Heng Q&A
59:32
Michael Levin Q&A
01:24:59
Bob Gatenby Q&A
02:00:48
Perry Marshall Q&A
01:30:10
Jim Shapiro Q&A
01:32:37
Kenneth Pienta Q&A
28:58
James Shapiro - What Can Evolutionary Biology Learn from Cancer Biology?
19:28
Frank Laukien - The Evolution of Evolutionary Processes in Organismal and Cancer Evolution
20:31
Steve Gullans - The Role of âUnnatural Evolutionâ in Cancer and Beyond
17:09
Perry Marshall - Cellular Cognition and the Volitional Turing Machine
29:07
Kenneth Pienta - Convergent Evolution and the Origins of Lethal Cancer
21:32
Cellular Darwinism: regulatory networks, stochasticity, and selection in cancer development
29:47
Jeffrey Townsend - The Somatic Molecular Evolution of Cancer: Mutation, Selection, and Epistasis
15:01
Carlo Maley - The Evolution of Cancer Suppression Across Life
35:07
Day 3 Speaker Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
27:35
Patrick Soon-Shiong - Introducing Quantum Onco-Therapeutics: The Path to Memory T-cells
32:32
Michael Gillette - Cancer Proteogenomics and Therapy Resistance
30:35
Henry H. Heng - Genome Chaos: creating new system information to drive macroevolution
36:55
Day 2 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
17:27
Adelene Perkins - Cancer - Daring to Believe in a Cure and Why This Belief is Justified
29:06
Robert Weinberg - Mechanisms of Malignant Progression of Carcinoma Cells
42:03
Day 1 Speakers Panel Discussion: Insights and Controversies
15:48
Bonnie Anderson - RNA Whole-Transcriptome Sequencing in Cancer Diagnostics
29:29
Robert Gatenby - Can Adaptive Cancer Therapy Reduce Evolutionary Pressures?
18:35
Elizabeth O'Day - BoRs (Biomarkers of Response) To Optimize Metastatic Breast Cancer Treatment
31:03
Jinsong Liu - The Giant Cell Unifies Cancer Evolution, Development, and Human Life Cycle
17:04
James Shapiro & Denis Noble - The Post-Modern Synthesis Movements in Organismal Evolution
29:27
George Church - Accelerated evolution, proliferation & mammalian development/cancer
17:06
William Audeh - Can the âCancer Speciesâ be driven to extinction?
18:51
Anna Barker - The Next Challenge in Precision Cancer Medicine: Evolutionary Cancer Biomarkers
29:57
Paul Davies & Kimberly Bussey - Reverting to single-cell biology in cancer
19:05
Michael Levin - Can Organismal Pattern Homeostasis Suppress Cancer?
32:21
Leroy Hood - A Systems-Approach to the Early Diagnosis and Prevention of Disease
28:06
Mathias Mann - Integrating high content imaging, deep learning with single cell proteomics
30:28
Azra Raza - The Patient Perspective on Modern Cancer Therapy
32:33
Charles Swanton - Cancer evolution, immune evasion and metastasis
11:39
Frank Laukien - Overview and Purpose of the Cancer & Evolution Symposium
13:53
Harvard Origins of Life Initiative: Building Blocks, Protocells & UV-driven Evolution
14:08
Natalia Kamarova - Mathematical Modeling of Cancer Evolution
13:19
Cancer Cell Map Initiative: Interpreting cancer genomes with protein-protein interaction maps
12:34
Cancer Isn't Dumb â Why The Cancer & Evolution Symposium Exists
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About
This conference issues an urgent call for new ideas and approaches so lives can be saved. Prevention, early detection and early intervention are key to dramatic progress in the war on cancer so we can reduce patient suffering and mortality on a broad societal scale.
This potentially historic symposiumâs goal is to stimulate new strategies for comprehensive cancer prevention and early cancer detection, as well as adaptive cancer management and treatment.
We will facilitate constructive debate, strive for consensus where possible, and unearth new insights into how to reprioritize prevention, cancer research, screening, diagnostics and patient risk stratification to guide therapy improvements.
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