Adrian Saurin University of Dundee, School of Medicine United Kingdom

Adrian setup his lab in 2013 to study how cell cycle networks preserve genome stability and protect cells against cancer. He completed his PhD in cardiomyocyte cell signalling (King College London) before moving on to postdoctoral positions in protein phosphorylation signalling (with Peter Parker, CRUK London Research Institute) and chromosome segregation (with Geert Kops, UMC Utrecht)

Tuesday 09 June 2026

Time	Session

15:20 16:55	Symposium: Cell Cycle Regulation Spatial control of mitosis: do nucleosomes hold the key to genomic stability? JonathonPines Speaker United Kingdom Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2026 Resistance to cell cycle inhibitors: why p53 loss and senescence evasion is so dangerous AdrianSaurin Speaker United Kingdom Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2026 Classic and novel approached for targeting CDKs in cancer therapy MarcosMalumbres Speaker Spain Room F9+10

Time

Session

15:20

16:55

Symposium: Cell Cycle Regulation

Spatial control of mitosis: do nucleosomes hold the key to genomic stability?

JonathonPines Speaker United Kingdom
Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2026
Resistance to cell cycle inhibitors: why p53 loss and senescence evasion is so dangerous

AdrianSaurin Speaker United Kingdom
Proffered Paper: Selected from Abstracts - to be announced in 2026
Classic and novel approached for targeting CDKs in cancer therapy

MarcosMalumbres Speaker Spain

Room F9+10