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Conference Details

Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Synopsis

Cancer cells recruit normal cells such as endothelial cells, immune cells, adipocytes and fibroblasts, to establish a reactive tumour microenvironment. Researchers are rapidly expanding our knowledge of how cancer and stromal cells communicate, via metabolic changes and inflammation, and establish a symbiotic relationship that supports malignant progression and suppresses anti-tumour immunity.

Throughout the Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment meeting there will be an emphasis placed not only on the mechanisms underlying the metabolic crosstalk established between cancer cells and stromal cells, but also on the impact of context-specific metabolism on cancer development and progression, and on how to therapeutically target these metabolic processes in cancer.

This Cancer Metabolism meeting will bring together diverse researchers from the fields of cancer metabolism and stromal cell biology, providing an opportunity to discuss recent developments and new areas of cross-fertilization between those fields.

The main topics will include:

  • Tumour microenvironment metabolic pathways and tumour progression
  • Metabolism of circulating tumour cells and cancer stem cells
  • Inflammation and cancer initiation
  • Immune microenvironment and tumour progression
  • Targeting metabolism for cancer therapy

Learning Objectives

This Cancer Metabolism conference will cover the major aspects of the metabolic transformation of cancer cells, such as in tumour-initiating cells and circulating tumour cells. The conference will also highlight the role of key stromal cell types, such as cancer-associated fibroblasts and cells of the immune system, emphasising novel therapeutic approaches.

Target Audience 

Researchers and clinicians from the following specialty fields will be expected to attend, such as: cancer biology, translational medicine, cell biology, vascular biology, immunology, inflammation, medicinal chemistry, drug discovery, biomarker discovery, tumour microenvironment, metabolism, cancer stem cells and circulating tumour cells, among other fields.

Confirmed Speakers

Prof. Dr. Michael Lisanti (University of Manchester)
CANCER METABOLISM AND TUMOR HETEROGENEITY: MITOCHONDRIA IN CANCER STEM CELLS ARE A THERAPEUTIC TARGET

Dr. Federica Sotgia (University of Manchester)
UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF TELOMERASE IN CANCER STEM CELLS

Dr. Ubaldo E. Martinez Outschoorn (Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals)
HUMAN METABOLIC ECOSYSTEMS

Prof. Lluis Fajas (UNIL)
CELL CYCLE REGULATORS ARE MAJOR FACTORS IN ADAPTING THE MATABOLIC RESPONSE TO

Dr. Jacques Pouyssegur (University of Nice)
TARGETING BIOENERGETICS AND NUTRIENT SENSING IN HYPOXIC TUMOURS

Prof. Adrian Harris (Oxford University)
INTRATUMOUR HETEROGENEITY OF THE HYPOXIA RESPONSE, ROLES IN INVASION,  METABOLISM, STEM CELL BIOLOGY AND DRUG RESPONSE

Prof. Pierre Sonveaux (Catholic University of Louvain)
POSITIONING AUTOPHAGY IN THE METABOLIC SYMBIOSIS BASED ON THE EXCHANGE OF LACTATE BETWEEN OXIDATIVE AND GLYCOLYTIC CANCER CELLS

Prof. Arne Östman (Karolinska Institute)
CAFS AND PERIVASCULAR CELLS; IMPACT ON PROGNOSIS AND RESPONSE TO TREATMENT

Prof. Isaac Witz (Tel Aviv University)
ASTROCYTES, BRAIN ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND MICROGLIA RESPOND EQUALLY TO BRAIN-METASTASIZING MELANOMA CELLS AND TO STROKE

Dr. Myriam Fabre (Oncomatryx)
TARGETING TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT TO TREAT INVASIVE TUMORS: OMTX705, A POWERFUL FAP-SPECIFIC ANTIBODY-DRUG CONJUGATE

Dr. Michelangelo Campanella (The Royal Veterinary College, London)
THE 18KDA PROTEIN TSPO INHIBITS MITOCHONDRIAL AUTOPHAGY AND UNDERPINS METABOLIC REPROGRAMMING OF BREAST CANCER CELLS

Dr. Balázs GyÅ‘rffy (Semmelweis University)
LINKING TP53 MUTATION TO ENERGY METABOLISM AND INCREASED GLYCOLYSIS IN BREAST CANCER

Assist. Prof. Ana Urbano (University of Coimbra)
METABOLIC ALTERATIONS PRODUCED BY HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM: INSIGHTS INTO THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING ITS CARCINOGENICITY

Dr. Balamurugan Kuppusamy (NIH/NCI) 
THE CEBPD TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR, A MARKER OF GOOD PROGNOSIS IN BREAST CANCER, BECOMES A SIGNALING HUB FOR PROMOTION OF CANCER CELL STEMNESS BY HYPOXIA AND INTERLEUKIN-6

Mark Musters (Lead Pharma)
TARGETING TUMOUR METABOLISM BY INHIBITION OF NUCLEAR RECPTOR ERRα WITH SMALL MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS

Matthew Hirschey (Duke University)
ACTIVATING LIPID METABOLISM AS A CANCER THERAPY

 

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Speakers

Invited Speakers

Lluis Fajas

Director Department Physiology, UNIL

Adrian Harris

Professor of Medical Oncology, University of Oxford

Arne Östman

Professor, Karolinska Institutet

Isaac Witz

Prof. Lab Chief, Tel Aviv University

Jacques Pouyssegur

CNRS Research Director, University of Nice

Pierre Sonveaux

Prof., Université catholique de Louvain (UCL)

Ubaldo Martinez Outschoorn

Assistant Professor, Thomas Jefferson University

Myriam Fabre

R&D Director, Oncomatryx Biopharma, S.L.

Michelangelo Campanella

Reader in Pharmacology and Unit Head, The Royal Veterinary College, University of London and UCL Consortium for Mitochondrial Research

Ana Urbano

Assistant Professor, University of Coimbra

Balázs Győrffy

Assistant professor, MTA TTK

Mark Musters

Project leader / Scientist, Lead Pharma

Balamurugan Kuppusamy

Staff Scientist, National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health

Matthew Hirschey

Assoc. Professor, Duke University

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Programme

THIS IS A PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

WEDNESDAY 9TH NOVEMBER 2016

14:00 – 15:00

Registration & Reception

14:00 – 14:45

Group Welcome Lunch

CANCER METABOLISM 
Session Chair: Ubaldo E. Martinez-Outschoorn

14:45 – 15:00

Opening Comments

 

15:00 – 15:30

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford

CANCER METABOLISM AND TUMOR HETEROGENEITY: MITOCHONDRIA IN CANCER STEM CELLS ARE A THERAPEUTIC TARGET

15:30 – 16:00

Adrian Harris
Oxford University

INTRATUMOUR HETEROGENEITY OF THE HYPOXIA RESPONSE, ROLES IN INVASION,  METABOLISM, STEM CELL BIOLOGY AND DRUG RESPONSE

16:00 – 16:30

Arne Ostman
Karolinska Institute

CAFS AND PERIVASCULAR CELLS; IMPACT ON PROGNOSIS AND RESPONSE TO TREATMENT

16:30 – 17:00

Dr. Jacques Pouyssegur
University of Nice

TARGETING BIOENERGETICS AND NUTRIENT SENSING IN HYPOXIC TUMOURS

17:00 – 17:30

Refreshments

METABOLIC SYMBIOSIS AND REPROGRAMMING  
Session Chair: Jacques Pouyssegur

17:30 – 18:00

Ubaldo E. Martinez Outschoorn
Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals

HUMAN METABOLIC ECOSYSTEMS

18:00 – 18:30

Pierre Sonveaux
Catholic University of Louvain

POSITIONING AUTOPHAGY IN THE METABOLIC SYMBIOSIS BASED ON THE EXCHANGE OF LACTATE BETWEEN OXIDATIVE AND GLYCOLYTIC CANCER CELLS

18:30 – 19:00

Lluis Fajas
University of Lausanne

CELL CYCLE REGULATORS ARE MAJOR FACTORS IN ADAPTING THE METABOLIC RESPONSE TO CANCER

19:00 – 19:30

Isaac Witz
Tel Aviv University

ASTROCYTES, BRAIN ENDOTHELIAL CELLS AND MICROGLIA RESPOND EQUALLY TO BRAIN-METASTASIZING MELANOMA CELLS AND TO STROKE

19:30 – 20:00

PM Panel Discussion

20:00

Group Dinner

THURSDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 2016

07:00 – 08:30

Group Breakfast

METABOLISM, AUTOPHAGY AND THE TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT
Session Chair: Mark Musters

08:30 – 09:00

Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF TELOMERASE IN CANCER STEM CELLS

09:00 – 09:30

Michelangelo Campanella
The Royal Veterinary College, London

THE 18KDA PROTEIN TSPO INHIBITS MITOCHONDRIAL AUTOPHAGY AND UNDERPINS METABOLIC REPROGRAMMING OF BREAST CANCER CELLS

09:30 – 10:00

Myriam Fabre
Oncomatryx

TARGETING TUMOR MICROENVIRONMENT TO TREAT INVASIVE TUMORS: OMTX705, A POWERFUL FAP-SPECIFIC ANTIBODY-DRUG CONJUGATE

10:00 – 10:30

Refreshments

10:30 – 11:00

Balázs GyÅ‘rffy
MTA TTK

LINKING TP53 MUTATION TO ENERGY METABOLISM AND INCREASED GLYCOLYSIS IN BREAST CANCER

11:00 – 11:30

Ana Urbano
University of Coimbra

METABOLIC ALTERATIONS PRODUCED BY HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM: INSIGHTS INTO THE MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING ITS CARCINOGENICITY

11:30 – 12:00

AM Panel Discussion

12:00 – 16:30

Group Lunch & Free Time

13:00 – 16:00

Group Activity: Paphos Tombs of the Kings – Mosaics – Aphrodite’s Rock

NEW PROMISING TARGETS AND STRATEGIES FOR CANCER THERAPY
Session Chair: Balázs GyÅ‘rffy

16:30 – 17:00

Mark Musters
Lead Pharma Medicine BV

TARGETING TUMOUR METABOLISM BY INHIBITION OF NUCLEAR RECPTOR ERRα WITH SMALL MOLECULAR COMPOUNDS

17:00 – 17:30

Balamurugan Kuppusamy
National Cancer Institute/National Institutes of Health

THE CEBPD TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR, A MARKER OF GOOD PROGNOSIS IN BREAST CANCER, BECOMES A SIGNALING HUB FOR PROMOTION OF CANCER CELL STEMNESS BY HYPOXIA AND INTERLEUKIN-6

17:30 – 18:00

Matthew Hirschey
Duke University

ACTIVATING LIPID METABOLISM AS A CANCER THERAPY

18:00 – 18:30

Refreshments

18:30 – 19:00

Derek Radisky
Mayo Clinic Cancer Center

EPITHELIAL AND STROMAL ALTERATIONS THAT DRIVE BREAST CANCER PROGRESSION FROM BENIGN BREAST DISEASE

19:00 – 19:30

Paola Marignani
Dalhousie University

IS METABOLISM THE INTERCEPT BETWEEN TUMOUR MICROENVIRONMENT AND EPIGENETIC CHANGES THAT SUPPORT CANCER?

19:30 – 20:00

PM Panel Discussion

20:00

Group Dinner

FRIDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 2016

07:00 – 08:30

Group Breakfast

INFLAMMATION AND CANCER PROGRESSION
Session Chair: Mike Berridge

08:30 – 09:00

Petr Benes
St. Annes University Hospital, Czech Republic

SUPPRESSION OF BREAST CANCER LUNG METASTASES BY INFLAMMATORY SIGNATURE TARGETED BY c-MYB

09:00 – 09:30

Adit Ben-Baruch
Tel Aviv University

INFLAMMATION-DRIVEN TUMOR-STROMA INTERACTIONS IN BREAST CANCER: REGULATION OF METABOLIC AND PRO-TUMORAL TRAITS OF MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS

09:30 – 10:00

Si Chen
ErasmusMC Rotterdam

INFLAMMATORY NICHE SIGNALLING DRIVES GENOTOXIC STRESS IN HEMATOPOIETIC STEM CELLS AND PREDICTS LEUKEMIC EVOLUTION IN HUMAN LEUKEMIA PREDISPOSITION SYNDROMES

10:00 – 10:30

AM Panel Discussion

10:30 – 11:00

Refreshments

11:45 – 17:00

Group Lunch & Free Time

12:45 – 16:30

Group Activity: Wine Tasting at Chryssogoriatissa Monasteries – Agios Neophytos

MITOCHONDRIA IN CANCER PATHOGENESIS
Session Chair: Arne Ostman

17:00 – 17:30

Mike Berridge
Malaghan Institute of Medical Research

MITOCHONDRIAL TRANSFER FROM THE MICROENVIRONMENT FACILITATES GROWTH AND METASTASIS OF TUMOUR CELLS WITHOUT MITOCHONDRIAL DNA

17:30 – 18:00

Igal Madar
Mitoluminate Diagnostics

18F-FBNTP - A NOVEL BIOMARKER FOR DIFFERENTIAL IMAGING OF OXIDATIVE AND NON-OXIDATIVE MICROREGIONS IN BREAST TUMOR

18:00 – 18:30

PM Panel Discussion

18:30 – 19:30

Refreshments

20:00

*Gala Dinner & Group Photo*

SATURDAY 12TH NOVEMBER 2016

07:00 – 08:30

Group Breakfast

MYC AND INTEGRINS AS THERAPEUTIC TARGETS
Session Chair: Lluis Fajas 

08:30 – 09:00

Juha Klefstrom
University of Helsinki

REACTIVATING MYC APOPTOSIS PATHWAY IN BREAST CANCER

 

09:00 – 09:30

Jai Prakash
University of Twente

INTEGRIN ALPHA5: A KEY PROGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC TARGET IN PANCREATIC TUMOR STROMA

09:30 – 09:45

Maria Rosaria Ambrosio
University of Naples

GLUCOSE IMPAIRS TAMOXIFEN RESPONSIVENESS MODULATING CTGF (Connective Tissue Growth Factor) IN BREAST CANCER CELLS

09:45 – 10:00

Vadim Pokrovsky
Peoples friendship University

ANTICANCER ACTIVITY OF L-LYSINE ALPHA-OXIDASE FROM TRICHODERMA CF. AUREOVIRIDE RIFAI

10:00 – 10:30

AM Panel Discussion

10:30 – 10:45

Closing Comments

10:45 – 11:45

Refreshments

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Prices

Early Bird Full Price Additional Adult Additional Child Extra Night Adult Extra Night Child
Academic £1155 £1222 £486 £0 £95 £0
Industry £1155 £1222 £486 £0 £95 £0
Student £1017 £1084 £486 £0 £95 £0

All registration fees include 3 nights accommodation and meals during the conference period. Exact inclusions are detailed below.

Accompanying child fees and extra night child fees are applicable for children up to the age of 11 years. Children aged 12 years and older are classified as an adult at this venue (Annabelle). 

Accompanying child fees are inclusive of bed and breakfast only, no other food and beverage is included and will be charged to your room on consumption.

What's included in our Registration Fees?

Our registration and accompanying person fees are inclusive of the following during the conference period only:

- 3 Nights’ fixed accommodation (9th, 10th, 11th November)
- Buffet Breakfast with a selection of hot beverages and fresh juice
- 3 Course Buffet Lunch with 1 soft drink, mineral water and tea/coffee
- 3 Course Buffet Dinner with one glass of wine or local beer, 1 soft drink and mineral water
- Complimentary WIFI in both conference rooms and your guest room
- Gala Dinner (includes complimentary drink tickets)
- Refreshment breaks including light snacks
- Daily complimentary bottled water in guest room, per guest

Additional nights are inclusive of one night’s accommodation and buffet breakfast only. 

Accompanying Children Group Food & Beverage Prices

Accompanying children aged 11 years and below are welcome to join the group meals and gala dinner however, charges will apply. These charges can be posted to your room upon request. Please note, any food and beverage purchased for children is the responsibility of the parent. 

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Supported By

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Venue

Annabelle

Venue Rating
Currency
Great Britain Pound (GBP)
Address
Annabelle 10, Poseidonos Avenue 8042 Paphos
Nearest Airport
Paphos International Airport

The Annabelle is a family-run oasis set within six acres of lush gardens on Paphos’ Mediterranean sea front. 

Cool, peaceful interiors, understated design and warm, caring service combined with 5 star luxury to create a distinct atmosphere of unpretentious elegance.

The Annabelle is the closest hotel to Paphos’ picturesque medieval castle and harbour, yet its seafront gardens, outstanding cuisine and impeccable service have earned it a reputation as one of the town’s best-loved retreats.

Throughout the conference period you will enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner. During each meal delegates are entitled to a choice of hot beverages, soft drinks plus one glass of house wine or beer during dinner. The themed Gala Night takes place on the third evening of the conference with a mouth-watering feast exclusively designed by the head chef and a live band. Complimentary drink tickets will be handed out upon arrival. We welcome all delegates and their accompanying persons to the Gala Night – a truly fun filled night not to be missed!
 

Hotel Facilities:

  • Fitness Centre with Gym
  • Four Restaurants and Five Bars
  • Complimentary WiFi access in public areas
  • Room Service
  • Floodlit Tennis Court and Squash Court
  • Spa
  • Free Parking
  • Laundry/Valet Service
  • Business Centre with Internet Access
  • Self-Serve Laundry
  • Children Activities ( Kid / Family Friendly )
  • Shuttle Bus Service

Location

Paphos is a coastal city in the southwest of Cyprus and the capital of Paphos District. In antiquity, two locations were called Paphos: Old Paphos and New Paphos. The currently inhabited city, New Paphos, lies on the Mediterranean coast, about 50 km (31.07 mi) west of Limassol (the biggest port on the island). 

Paphos is also the mythical birthplace of Aphrodite and is an open air museum of Byzantine churches and Roman ruins interspersed with al fresco restaurants and café bars.

The Annabelle is the closest hotel to Paphos’s picturesque fishing harbour, ancient port and the UNESCO-listed House of Dionysos, containing Cyprus’s world-renowned Roman mosaics.

Paphos International Airport is the country's second-largest airport and is 16 km away from The Annabelle. The drive time is approximately 20 minutes. 

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Transportation

Local Cyprus Airports

The nearest airport to The Annabelle is Paphos International Airport (PFO), only a 20 minute drive from the hotel. However, given the time of year flights into PFO may be limited so you may wish to fly into Larnaca International Airport (LCA) which is approximately a 1 hour and 30 minute drive from the hotel.

Airport Transfers

We are working in partnership with Jack's Taxis who are a reputable and trustworthy transfer company based in Cyprus. They will be on hand to provide our delegates with a seamless transfer to and from the airports in Cyprus, offering great group rates. Jack's Taxis will manage and confirm your booking so please contact them directly and ensure you quote the group code ‘Fusion Conferences’.

 

One-way transportation prices can be found below to and from The Annabelle Hotel.

DESTINATION

SEATS

PRICE (DAY)

PRICE (NIGHT)

Paphos Airport

4

€22.40

€25.60

 

6

€34.40

€38.40

Larnaca Airport

4

€85.60

€96.00

 

6

€104.00

€114.40

- Daytime: 06.00hrs to 20.00hrs
- Nighttime: 20.00hrs to 06.00hrs
- Baby seat/Child seat/Booster seat: €5.00 per seat, per way.
- For a family of 4 persons, a 6 seater taxi will be automatically requested, due to the space available for luggage and child seats if requested
- All rates are subject to change without prior notice.
- All above rates are inclusive of VAT.
- Upon arrival at the airport, please head for the arrivals hall and look out for signage with your name and the Fusion Conferences logo.

To make a booking or to enquire, please contact Jack's Taxis directly. Please make cash payment in EUR direct to the driver.

Quote the Group Booking Code: Fusion Conferences
Contact Name: Judy
Telephone: 00357 26910620/4
Email: info@jackstaxicyprus.com

Shuttle Bus Service

If you are looking for a more cost effective ground transportation option on a shared basis, Kapnos Airport Shuttle provides a useful service from Larnaca International Airport and Paphos International Airport to Paphos town centre. Shuttle journeys include:

Larnaca Airport (via Limassol) – Paphos
Total trip duration: 3 hours is an average estimate
Total approximate cost: €13.00 (€9.00 from the Airport to Limassol and €4.00 from Limassol to Paphos)

Larnaca Airport (via Paphos Airport) – Paphos
Total trip duration: 2.5 hours is an average estimate
Total approximate cost: €16.50 (€15.00 from Larnaca Airport to Paphos Airport and €1.50 from Paphos Airport to Paphos)

Bus 612: Paphos Airport - Kato Paphos Harbour

To make a booking or to enquire, please contact Kapnos Airport Shuttle directly. 

Kapnos Airport Shuttle
Telephone: + 357 77771477
Email: info@kapnosairportshuttle.com
Website: https://www.kapnosairportshuttle.com/

** Please note that Fusion Conferences cannot be held responsible for any bookings made with the suppliers mentioned above as transportation is not included within the registration package **

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Local Activities

Municipal Baths

Distance by foot – 270m

The Municiple Baths are a 150m stretch of sandy beach along Poseidonos Avenue.

Open daily 24 hours (Lifeguard available from 11:00am-17:00pm)

Free Admission

 

Agioi Anargyroi Church

Distance by foot – 850m

Distance by car – 1.3km

The Church was built around 1500AD as a Latin Church on the site of a church that had been destroyed in 59AD after an earthquake. After the Turkish invasion in 1570, it became the Byzantine Cathedral of Kato Paphos.

Open daily 8:30am – 17:00pm

 

Saint Paul’s Pillard

Distance by foot – 900m

Distance by car – 750m

This, otherwise unremarkable stone, was the stone in which Saint Paul received 40 Lashes for the evangelising on the island.

Open daily 8:30am – 17:00pm

Free Admission

 

St Soloman’s Catacombs

Distance by foot – 1km

Distance by car – 1.1km

Orgionally a Christian catacomb, the church stands near the harbour area of Paphos. There is a tree that sits above the catacomb which is said to heal the diesease of those who hang personal items as offerings on its branches.

Open in daylight hours

Free Admission

 

Kato Paphos Archaeological Park

Distance by foot – 1.9km

Distance by car – 1.0km

This archaeological ruins and monuments date back to the prehistoric time, through to the Middle Ages and to the Roman period. 

Open daily 8:30am - 17:00pm

Admission: € 4.50

 

House of Dionysos

Distance by foot – 1.9km

Distance by car – 1.4km

The House of Dionysos is a 550sq metre house occupied by beautiful mosaics. They decorate the floors with depictions of mythological, hunting and vintage images. It is one of the most impressive structures in cyprus and the mosaics are considered to be the finest and best preserved in the Mediterranean.

Open daily 8:30am - 17:00pm

Admission: € 4.50

 

Paphos Harbour Castle

Distance by foot – 1.9km

Distance by car – 1.4km

The Byzantine fortress was built in order to protect the harbour from invasions in the 13th Century. It was dismantled by the Venetians in 1570 who failed to defend it against the Ottomans who proceeded to restore and strengthen it after they captured the island.

Open daily 8:30am - 17:00pm

Admission: € 4.50

 

Tombs of the Kings

Distance by foot – 3.0km

Distance by car – 2.9km

The Tombs of the Kings is a large necropolis. The underground tombsdate back to the 4th centruy BC. They are carved out of solid rock and are thought to be the burial site of Paphitic aristocrats and high officials up to the third centruy AD. No kings were ever burried here.

Open daily 8:30am - 17:00pm

Admission: € 2.50

 

Aphrodite’s Rock (Birth Place)

Distance – 28.2km

According to legend, this rock is known to be the birth place of the Goddess of Beauty, Aphrodite. As legend has it, Gaia, the mother of Aphrodite, asked her son Cronus to mutilate his father and proceed to throw it into the sea. It turned into white foam from which Aphrodite appeared. Legend has it that any person who swims in the waters around Aphrodite's rock will be blessed with eternal beauty. 

Open 24 hours

Free Admission

 

Sanctuary of Aphrodite

Distance – 21.9km

The 1500BC show the remains of the ancient sanctury belonging to Aphrodite and her cult following.

Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday-Sunday 8:00am – 16:00pm, Wednesday 8:00am – 17:00pm

Admission: € 3.40

 

Troodos Mountain Range

Distance – 81km

The Troodos mountain is the largest mountain range in Cyprus. The highest peak is of Mount Olumpus at 1,952m.

Open 24 hours

Free Admission

 

La Bodega Premium Cava

Distance – 4.3km

Known as an Aladdin's Cave of high quality wines, this winery hosts a large variety of wines champagnes and spirits.

Open Monday – Saturday 9:30am-21:30pm

http://www.sunshineradio.com/company/la-bodega-premium-cellar-wine-beer-spirts-paphos-pafos-cyprus/

 

Vouni Panayia Winery

Distance – 41.1km

A winery that has grown and matured over the years providing an experience into Cyprian wine.

Open 9:00am-16:30pm

http://www.vounipanayiawinery.com/en/

 

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Group Activities

Group Activity 1: Paphos Tombs of the Kings – Mosaics – Aphrodite’s Rock

We have arranged an exciting group activity for the 2016 Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference participants. The tour will take place during free time on Thursday 10th November 2016.

Paphos is one of the cities in Cyprus where you can best understand the culture civilizing influence the Roman occupiers made. Here, Greek history and mythology is combined with Roman life art at the time of the emerging Christianity on the island. More than in any other city, the visitor is experiencing cultural history at every turn. One example and an unforgettable experience is one of the most remarkable testimonies of Roman art on the island, the Roman villas with their unique floor mosaics, which will be our first stop. Another interesting site to visit is the Tombs of the Kings. The last stop takes us out of Paphos to the birthplace of Aphrodite – Petra tou Romiouor known also as Aphrodite Rock.

The tour is optional and should you wish to participate we would ask that you email sarah@fusion-conferences.com to confirm your participation no later than Thursday 3rd November 2016 as we are required to confirm numbers in advance in order to arrange appropriate transportation.

Location/Activity

Time Start

Time Finish

Lunch at The Annabelle Hotel

12:00

13:00

Travel to Paphos Tombs of the Kings

13:05

13:15

Paphos Tombs of the Kings

13:15

13:45

Travel to Mosaics

13:45

14:00

Mosaics

14:00

14:30

Travel to Aphrodite’s Rock 

14:30

15:00

Aphrodite’s Rock

15:00

15:35

Travel Back to The Annabelle Hotel

15:35

16:00

The price of the tour will vary depending on confirmed numbers. We will confirm the tour price during conference registration. For guidance, the cost will be approximately €43.00 per person, dependent on final group size.

The above price includes; modern touring vehicle, English speaking local guide and entrance fees.

Please bring with you; appropriate footwear for the beach.

Please note that payment will need to be made onsite at the Annabelle hotel. A member of the Fusion team will advise who to make payment to during conference registration. Cash payments only. 

Group Activity 2:  Wine Tasting at Chryssogoriatissa Monasteries – Agios Neophytos

We have arranged an exciting group activity for the 2016 Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference participants. The tour will take place during free time on Friday 11th November 2016.

Our first stop will be Chryssogoriatissa monastery, one of the monasteries with excellent wines which you will enjoy tasting. Short after the mid 12th century St. Neophytos lived as a hermit in a secluded area in the north part of Paphos, where today a monastery dedicated to him stands. This is your next visit before driving back to the hotel.

The tour is optional and should you wish to participate we would ask that you email sarah@fusion-conferences.com to confirm your participation no later than Friday 4th November 2016 as we are required to confirm numbers in advance due to transportation requirements.

Location/Activity

Time Start

Time Finish

Lunch at The Annabelle Hotel

12:00

12:45

Travel to Agios Neophytos

12:45

13:10

Agios Neophytos

13:10

13:55

Travel to Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery

13:55

14:40

Chrysorrogiatissa Monastery

14:40

15:30

Travel Back to The Annabelle Hotel

15:30

16:30

The price of the tour will vary depending on confirmed numbers. We will confirm the tour price during conference registration. For guidance, the cost will be approximately €41.00 per person, dependent on final group size.

The above price includes; modern touring vehicle, English speaking local guide, wine tasting and entrance fees.

Please note the following restrictions; adults only.

Please note that payment will need to be made onsite at the Annabelle hotel. A member of the Fusion team will advise who to make payment to during conference registration. Cash payments only.

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Oral Presenters

We have a number of oral opportunities available at this Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment meeting. To be considered for a talk, please register for the conference and you will be able to submit your abstract online and monitor the status of your abstract through your Fusion account. Please use the abstract template provided and ensure your abstract is no longer than one page in length. Any abstracts exceeding this size may be cut short during print.

Please check the Cancer Metabolism conference programme carefully to note your presentation time (inclusive of Q&A) should you be accepted for an oral presentation. We recommend you check our website regularly as the conference approaches. Regular programme updates will be released under the ‘Programme’ tab on the conference page.

Your Presentation on the Day

If you have prepared some slides to accompanying your talk please ensure you bring these with you on a USB or portable file saving device.

For those presenting on the first day, please email your slides to us so we can have everything prepared and ready for the first session. Please email your slides to: admin@fusion-conferences.com

On the day of your presentation please make yourself known to the AV team who will be available in the conference room. If you have any animations or videos we do advise to run through the presentation with the AV tech to make sure everything is compatible. We also advise that all speakers make themselves known to the AV tech in the conference room immediately before your session beings. The AV tech will apply your microphone and provide a laser pointer should you have an accompanying presentation. We prefer speakers to use our master laptop to run presentations from, however, if you prefer to use your own laptop, please notify us in advance.

It is important that all speakers adhere to their presentation time and respect their fellow presenters. A visual traffic light aide will be available to warn presenters and the audience as your time decreases.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to approach our AV tech or a member of the Fusion team.

Helpful Tips for Presentation Slides

Aspect Ratio: 4:3 in Presenter View, Landscape in Orientation
Font Size: Minimum font size used should be 24pt. 
File Type: Please save your presentation in PPT or PPTS format. 
Video Clips: Please save these separately and do not build them into the PowerPoint. Videos will be played via the AV control desk using the master laptop.

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Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment Conference

Importance of Inflammation and Stromal Cells


09 Nov 2016 - 12 Nov 2016

Paphos, Cyprus

Chairs

Michael Lisanti
University of Salford
Federica Sotgia
University of Salford

Posters

We have a number of poster opportunities available at this Cancer Metabolism and the Tumour Microenvironment meeting. To be considered for a poster presentation, please register for the conference and you will be able to submit your abstract online and monitor the status of your abstract through your Fusion account. Please use the abstract template provided and ensure your abstract is no longer than one page in length. Any abstracts exceeding this size may be cut short during print.

Our poster boards can accommodate a maximum poster size of A0 (1189H x 841W mm), portrait in orientation. Posters exceeding this size may not fit on the poster boards provided and therefore we may be unable to display your poster, so please kindly keep to these measurements.

Displaying & Presenting Your Poster

During conference registration if you are presenting a poster please request a poster number from the registration desk. Please do not put up your poster without notifying a member of the Fusion team. Certain adhesive agents are not permitted at some venues therefore; Fusion will be the sole provider of all poster fixings.

You can display your poster from registration. Your poster can remain on display for the entire duration of the conference and we ask that posters are taken down on the final day of the meeting. The poster session is usually scheduled on Day 3, but please check the official programme for exact timings. Refreshments will be provided and the poster prizes will be awarded during the conference Gala Night that evening. 

 

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