PhilJones Cambridge Stem Cell InstituteUnited Kingdom

Philip Jones, Programme Leader at the MRC Cancer Unit in Cambridge, is a clinician-scientist whose influential discoveries have fundamentally changed our understanding of tissue homeostasis and its perversion during carcinogenesis.

Wednesday 10 June 2026

Time	Session

11:35 13:10	Symposium: Cancer Initiation BeatrizSalvador Co-Chair Cardiff UniversityUnited Kingdom NuriaLopez-Bigas Co-Chair IRB BarcelonaSpain Using complex models of colorectal cancer to investigate therapeutic targeting OwenSansom Speaker School of Cancer SciencesUnited Kingdom Proffered Paper: Spatially-resolved multi-omic analysis reveals extensive field cancerisation and remodelling of the T-cell microenvironment in inflammatory bowel disease EACR26-1344 EACR26-1344 Ann-MarieBaker Oral Presenter Institute of Cancer ResearchUnited Kingdom Evolution of the Pancreatic Cancer Microenvironment MarinaPasca di Magliano Speaker University of Michigan, Medical SchoolUnited States Proffered Paper: The Dutch childhood cancer genome project: Characterizing the landscape of early tumor driver events EACR26-1301 EACR26-1301 PatrickKemmeren Oral Presenter Princess Maxima Center for Pediatric OncologyNetherlands Somatic evolution and cancer risk in normal esophagus PhilJones Speaker Cambridge Stem Cell InstituteUnited Kingdom Room F9+10

Time

Session

11:35

13:10

Symposium: Cancer Initiation

BeatrizSalvador Co-Chair Cardiff UniversityUnited Kingdom

NuriaLopez-Bigas Co-Chair IRB BarcelonaSpain

Using complex models of colorectal cancer to investigate therapeutic targeting

OwenSansom Speaker School of Cancer SciencesUnited Kingdom
Proffered Paper: Spatially-resolved multi-omic analysis reveals extensive field cancerisation and remodelling of the T-cell microenvironment in inflammatory bowel disease

EACR26-1344

EACR26-1344

Ann-MarieBaker Oral Presenter Institute of Cancer ResearchUnited Kingdom
Evolution of the Pancreatic Cancer Microenvironment

MarinaPasca di Magliano Speaker University of Michigan, Medical SchoolUnited States
Proffered Paper: The Dutch childhood cancer genome project: Characterizing the landscape of early tumor driver events

EACR26-1301

EACR26-1301

PatrickKemmeren Oral Presenter Princess Maxima Center for Pediatric OncologyNetherlands
Somatic evolution and cancer risk in normal esophagus

PhilJones Speaker Cambridge Stem Cell InstituteUnited Kingdom

Room F9+10