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International Cancer Vaccine Symposium:London-UK-2004
Novenber 12 - 14, 2004
 
1st Session:
Dr. Yank D. Coble President, the World Medical Association Past President of the American Medical Associotion
"Cancer: a Global Disease"
Professor Karol Sikora Imperial College School of Medicine, UK
"A UK Perspective"
 
2nd Session:
Dr. Douglas R. Lowy National Cancer Institute/NIH, USA
"HPV Virus-like Particles and Vaccine Development"
Professor Pefer L. Stern Paterson Institute, Manchester, UK
"Therapeutic HPV vaccines"
Professor Alan Rickinson The University of Birmingham, UK
"Vaccines Targeting EB Positive Malignancies"
 
3rd Session:
Dr. Jeffrey Schlom National Cancer lnstitutee/NIH, USA
"Critical Issues in the Development of Cancer vaccines"
Dr. Olivera J. Finn University of Pittsburgh, USA
"Overcoming the Tumour Challenge fo Cancer Vaccines by Focusing on Premalignant Disease"
Dr. Christian Ottensmeier University of Southampton, UK
"DNA Vaccines"
Professor Martin Glennie University of Southampton, UK
"Immunostimulatory Antibodies"
Professor Angus Dalgleish St George's Hospital Medical School
"The Role of Allogeneic Cells and Dendritic Cell Antigen Presentation in the Development of Effective Cancer Vaccines"
 
4th Session:
Dr. Lowell T. Harmison,
Dr. Douglas Lowy,
Dr. Jeffrey Schlom,
Dr. Jeffrey Weber
 
"The U.S. Perspective"
Dr. Brian Davies Clinical Trials Consultant, MHRA
"The UK Perspective"
Dr. Jean-Ybes Bonnefoy,Direcfor Concerople Lyon Rhone-Alpes, France
"The French Perspective"
Professor Andrei Kozlov St. Petersburg University, Russia
"The Russian Perspective"
 
5th Session:
Dr. Ralph M. Steinman Rockefeller University, USA
"Dendritic Cells as Targets for Immunotherapy"
Professor Gerold Schuler University of Erlagen, Germany
"Dendritic Cell-Based Vaccination Against Cancer"
Dr. Jacques Banchereau Baylor Institute for Immunology Research, USA
"Dendritic Cell Vaccines in Melanoma"
Dr. James J. Mule Moffitt Cancer Centre, USA
"Experimental Strategies to Enhance the Potency of Dendritic Cell-Based Cancer Vaccines for Clinical Use"
Professor Laurence Young The University of Birmingham
"Arming Dendritic Cells for Cancer Immunotherapy"
Professor Georg Stingl University of Vienna Medical School, Austria
"Immunostimulation via the Skin - A Means of cancer Immunotherapy"
 
6th Session:
Dr. Richard Vile Mayo Clinic, USA
"Exploiting the Intentional Induction of Autoimmune Reactivity to Treat Metastatic Disease"
Professor Robert E. Hawkins University of Manchester, UK
"Clinical Evaluation of 5T4 as a Novel Target for Cancer Immunotherapy"
Professor Vincenzo Cerundolo University of Oxford, UK
"Immunodominance: "Lessons from Clinical Trials in Melanoma Patients""
 
7th Session:
Dr. Dean L. Mann University of Maryland, USA
"Infusion of Anfi-CD3/Anti-CD28 Expanded T-cells Post-Stem Cell Transplant Alters an Immune Response to a Pre-Transplant vaccine: Investigation of the Possible Role of Cytokines/Chemokines in this Response"
Dr. Cornelis J.M. Melief University Hospital Leiden, the Netherlands
"Precision Guiding of Cytolytic T-Lymphocyte Responses"
Dr. Jeffrey Weber,Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center University of Southern California, USA
"New Paradigms in Antigen Specific Approaches to Melanoma"
 
8th Session:
Professor Hans Wigzell Karolinska lnstitutet, Sweden
"Summary Talk"
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