Abstract Submissions Now Open.
The Cancer Institute NSW has called for Abstracts for this year's inaugural NSW Cancer Summit, to be held on 13 - 14 August 2025 at the ICC Sydney.
Multiple abstract topics are open across two presentation types. Delegates are welcome to submit multiple abstracts, however each abstract must be submitted separately. For further information visit the NSW Cancer Summit webpage.
We encourage NSW Regional Cancer Research Network members to consider submitting an abstract for consideration as an oral or poster presentation.
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Abstracts close 5.00pm Monday 7 April.
About the NSW Cancer Summit
The inaugural NSW Cancer Summit 2025 will be held at the ICC Sydney on 13 and 14 August 2025 and will unite leading minds to help shape the future of cancer prevention, treatment and care.
From cutting-edge laboratory research and groundbreaking innovations to prevention strategies, treatment advancements and holistic care approaches, the Summit will spotlight NSW’s world-leading efforts to support people impacted by cancer.
This two-day event will offer a dynamic platform for seeding new ideas, identifying key challenges and delivering expert insights in cancer control.
The program will feature multi-stream sessions, including keynote presentations from distinguished speakers, abstract and poster presentations, panel discussions, workshops and networking opportunities.
Experts will delve into pioneering cancer research across the entire translational research pathway, from laboratory research to patient care and beyond.
The program will also include a focus on optimising behaviour change in prevention, risk-based screening, precision medicine, technological innovations in artificial intelligence (AI) and the use of real-world data in cancer treatment.
The Summit is expected to attract over 500 delegates from a broad cross section of the academic and health sectors who are involved in cancer research and patient care. This includes cancer researchers, clinicians, nursing and allied health professionals, consumers, those with a lived experience of cancer, government representatives, leaders from non-government organisations and private industry.
Registration for the event will open shortly.
Support for NSW Regional Cancer Research Network Members
NSW Regional Cancer Research Network will be offering support packages to regional members to enable their attendance at the event. More information will be released once registrations for the NSW Cancer Summit have open. If you intend to apply for support from NSW Regional Cancer Research Network to attend the event, please do not register for the event until you receive further instructions.