Scientific Themes
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Tumor Heterogeneity & Microenvironment Explores how genetic, epigenetic, and phenotypic diversity within tumors influences progression and therapy resistance. Focuses on interactions between cancer cells, stroma, and immune components, and how the microenvironment dynamically shapes tumor evolution, opening avenues for microenvironment-targeted therapies. |
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Cancer Cell Signaling & Metastasis Addresses dysregulated signaling pathways that drive tumor growth, invasion, and dissemination. Highlights molecular mechanisms underlying metastasis and therapeutic resistance. Emphasis on integrative research combining signaling biology with novel anti-metastatic interventions to improve outcomes in advanced cancers. |
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Cancer Immunology & Vaccines Covers immune evasion strategies of tumors, development of therapeutic and preventive cancer vaccines, and novel immunotherapies. Focuses on advances in immuno-oncology, checkpoint inhibition, and combinatorial approaches that strengthen immune surveillance and enhance durable cancer control. |
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Cancer Genomics, Proteomics & Proteogenomics Showcases large-scale omics approaches that decode tumor biology and reveal biomarkers for precision oncology. Highlights proteogenomics linking genetic mutations with functional protein changes, providing deeper insights into tumor networks and therapeutic vulnerabilities. |
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Cancer Metabolism & Therapy Examines metabolic reprogramming in cancer cells and therapeutic opportunities arising from metabolic vulnerabilities. Discusses novel drugs, small molecules, and combinatorial therapies targeting altered metabolism, aiming to overcome resistance and enhance treatment efficacy. |
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Data Analysis, AI & ML in Cancer Focuses on computational innovations in genomics, imaging, and clinical data. Highlights AI and machine learning approaches for biomarker discovery, therapy prediction, and patient stratification, enabling translation of big data into actionable, patient-centered cancer solutions. |
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Patient Advocacy (Science & Society) Centers on integrating patient perspectives into cancer research and care. Emphasizes advocacy for equitable access, science–society dialogue, and policymaking. Aims to strengthen collaboration among researchers, clinicians, patients, and stakeholders to align scientific priorities with real-world patient needs. |
Speakers
![]() Dr. Lawrence BanksDirector-General – ICGEB,Trieste, Italy |
![]() Prof. Kumaravel SomasundaramProfessor, Department of Microbiology and Cell Biology, IISc Bengaluru, India |
![]() Dr. Sagar SenguptaDirector,BRIC-NIBMG, Kalyani, |
![]() Dr. Anup TamhankarSurgical Oncologist, DMHRC |
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![]() Prof. Bushra AteeqProfessor, IIT-Kanpur, India |
![]() Dr. Girdhari LalScientist – F, BRIC-NCCS, |
![]() Dr. Gopal C. KunduProfessor & Director R&D, KIIT – BBSR, |
![]() Dr. Murali Dharan BashyamStaff Scientist VII, BRIC-CDFD, Hyderabad, India |
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![]() Dr. Nagireddy PutluriProfessor, Molecular and Cellular Biology,Baylor College of Medicine, |
![]() Dr. Niloo SrivastavaScientist – F, Health & Wellness (Scientific Decision Unit), |
![]() Dr. Prasanna VenkatramanDeputy Director - CRI ACTREC, Navi Mumbai, India |
![]() Dr. Prashant KumarDatar Cancer Genetics |
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![]() Dr. Ramesh UmmaniSr. Principal Scientist, CSIR – IICT, Hyderabad, India |
![]() Dr. Ritu GuptaProfessor, AIIMS – New Delhi, India |
![]() Dr. Sanjeev DasStaff Scientist-VII, BRIC – NII,
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![]() Prof. Sanjeev ShuklaProfessor, IISER – Bhopal India |
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![]() Dr. Sharmila BapatDirector (Additional Charge), BRIC – NCCS, |
![]() Dr. Shona NagDirector-Oncology, Sahyadri Group of hospitals, Pune. Research area: Breast Cancer |
![]() Dr. Sorab DalalPrincipal Investigator, ACTREC,
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![]() Dr. Soumen ChakrabortyScientist-F, BRIC-ILS BBSR, |
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![]() Dr. Sudeep GuptaProfessor (Med. Onco.) & Director, ACTREC, |
![]() Dr. Sukesh BhaumikProfessor, SIU School of Medicine, |
![]() Dr. Uttiya BasuProfessor, Columbia University New York, USA |
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DETAIL PROGRAM
IC3R-2025 brings together leading experts across cancer biology, translational research, and patient advocacy to share cutting-edge insights and foster collaborations. The scientific program has been designed to reflect diverse themes and research areas, ensuring opportunities for meaningful dialogue across disciplines. We invite all participants to actively engage in sessions, interact with speakers, and contribute to shaping discussions that will drive innovation in cancer research and care.
For program-related queries or updates, please reach out to the organizers at ic3r.nccs@gmail.com.