Carl-HenrikHeldin Uppsala UniversitySweden

Carl-Henrik Heldin is Chairman of the Board for the Nobel Foundation, and a molecular biologist and medical researcher. He has been director of the Uppsala branch of Ludwig Cancer Research since 1986 and professor in molecular cell biology at the medical faculty of Uppsala University since 1992.

Wednesday 10 June 2026

Time	Session

09:20 10:55	Symposium: Tumour Innervation AndreasTrumpp Co-Chair HI-STEM GmbH in the German Cancer Research CenterGermany GeorgiosSflomos Co-Chair EPFLSwitzerland Targeting the pro-tumorigenic effects of TGFb in tumor treatment Carl-HenrikHeldin Speaker Uppsala UniversitySweden Proffered Paper: Neural features underlying pancreatic cancer cell responses to nerve-derived signals EACR26-1410 EACR26-1410 Kim HoaHo Oral Presenter German Cancer Research Center DKFZGermany The role of neurons in carcinomas AndreasTrumpp Speaker HI-STEM GmbH in the German Cancer Research CenterGermany Proffered Paper: How Neural Phenotypes Dictate the Synaptogenic Microenvironment and Functional Connectivity in Glioblastoma EACR26-0081 EACR26-0081 LynnMenzl Oral Presenter Universitätsklinikum ErlangenGermany Pulmonary innervation impacts tumour progression: A tale of two cancers LeanneLi Speaker The Francis CRICK InstituteUnited Kingdom Room F6+7+8

Time

Session

09:20

10:55

Symposium: Tumour Innervation

AndreasTrumpp Co-Chair HI-STEM GmbH in the German Cancer Research CenterGermany

GeorgiosSflomos Co-Chair EPFLSwitzerland

Targeting the pro-tumorigenic effects of TGFb in tumor treatment

Carl-HenrikHeldin Speaker Uppsala UniversitySweden
Proffered Paper: Neural features underlying pancreatic cancer cell responses to nerve-derived signals

EACR26-1410

EACR26-1410

Kim HoaHo Oral Presenter German Cancer Research Center DKFZGermany
The role of neurons in carcinomas

AndreasTrumpp Speaker HI-STEM GmbH in the German Cancer Research CenterGermany
Proffered Paper: How Neural Phenotypes Dictate the Synaptogenic Microenvironment and Functional Connectivity in Glioblastoma

EACR26-0081

EACR26-0081

LynnMenzl Oral Presenter Universitätsklinikum ErlangenGermany
Pulmonary innervation impacts tumour progression: A tale of two cancers

LeanneLi Speaker The Francis CRICK InstituteUnited Kingdom

Room F6+7+8