Thanks to everyone for a fantastic meeting #SACB2025 @cancersysbio.bsky.social (I sure needed an injection of great science in *these times*) @mathcancer.bsky.social closing out the show...

Closing comments from @mathcancer.bsky.social at #sacb2025: systems approaches to the study of cell metabolism, cell-cell interactions and spatial relationships will fuel the next findings in cancer treatment

The #sacb2025 closing keynote is given by Melissa Kemp discussing the role of metabolism and metabolic modeling in cancer

Last in the signal transduction session at #sacb2025 is Todd Stukenberg from UVA

The signal transduction session at #SACB2025 continues with Varuna Nangia discussing how to use cell cycle to study drug effects in melanoma

We’re very excited to hear @theleelab.bsky.social present on modeling cell death in cancer #SACB2025

For our last day of #SACB2025 @gottschalklab.bsky.social presents her labs work on macrophage signaling

For our second speaker on our special AI/Equity/Cancer session, we have Dr. Curtis Henry #SACB2025

To kickoff our special session on Health Equity for AI in Cancer we have Dr. Tina Hernandez-Boussard #SACB2025

Enjoying day one of #SACB2025! Amazing line up of speakers today!! Good reminder of the amazing communities of scientists using all kinds of tools and working towards helping patients with cancer!

Walker Mellon getting ready to discuss some of the new comparative oncology projects we are focusing on this year! #SACB2025

Temitope and I are at #SACB2025 in Colorado this week. Kailei and I were in Colorado last week for the #GRC Physics of Cancer. Great immersion in cancer meets quantitative analysis approaches at both. Very different weather though...

Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science! It's a great day to present my postdoc work in Improving Response to Immunotherapies in Advanced HER2+ Breast Cancer at #SACB2025.

Congratulations to all the SACB scholars at #sacb2025! We look forward to seeing you at future meetings!

Last talk of the systems pharmacology session at #sacb2025 is Emily Bozich identifying drug synergies using network topologies

The #sacb2025 systems pharmacology continues with Leonard Harris with more microenvironmental interrogation of cancer growth

Next up at #SACB2025 have @andriy-marusyk.bsky.social discussing the evolutionary dynamics of cancer drug response

Systems pharmacology session at #SACB2025 leads off with Marc Birtwistle from Clemson University

Last lightning talk session of #SACB2025 with Rebecca Bekker, Lucas Gillenwater, Anisha Datta (1/2)

The #SACB2025 immunology session closes out with @davidesanin.bsky.social discussing myeloid cell regulation in prostrate cancer

The immunology session at #SACB2025 continues with @adamlmaclean.bsky.social discussing cell-cell interactions in tumor metastasis

Melissa Davis from Morehouse School of Medicine discusses cancer disparities at #SACB2025

Day two of #sacb2025 kicks off with Paolo Provenzano from University of Minnesota discussing the immune response in pancreatic cancer

Our lightning talks from selected posters starting with Dr. Prasana Vaddi

Last speaker in our postdoc highlight session is Dr. Wei Hu #SACB2025 on reversible and irreversible resistance mechanisms and personalized treatment

Now in the postdoc highlight session, Dr. Raghav Jain tells us about their work on AML using multiomics data from CPTAC4

Dr. Christian Meyer on drug combinations, synergy metrics that measure efficacy, and how this can be leveraged for translational work #SACB2025

Dr. Amy Pomeroy is up next in our postdoc spotlight session telling us about their work on mechanistic modeling of combination therapy doi.org/10.1101/2024...

To start our postdoc highlight session, we have Dr. John Metzcar telling us about his work on mechanistic modeling of glioblastoma and its microenvironment #SACB2025

Last speaker for the tumor metabolism session is Yapeng Su from the Fred Hutch #sacb2025

The cancer metabolomics session continues with Bethany Veo #sacb2025

Cholsoon jang presents on the role of lipid fatty acid length in cancer development #sacb2025

Dr. Cholsoon Jang up next in the metabolism session with a talk on metabolism rewiring in liver cancer and ferroptosis #SACB2025

The afternoon session of #sacb2025 on tumor metabolism is kicked off by Sriram Chandrasekaran talking about computational tools to study cancer metabolism

Last speaker in the tumor heterogeneity session at #sacb2025 is Michelle Barbeau studying EMT via proteogenomic approaches

Next up at #sacb2025 is Elizabeth Brunk presenting on the use of AI in predicting cancer mutation function

Next invited speaker at #sacb2025 is @soledadsosalab.bsky.social discussing cancer cell dissemination and its contribution to tumor dormancy

Dr. Pamela Becker, after showing how systems biology can be used for individualized risk assessment with mmSYGNAL (doi.org/10.1101/2024...). A reminder that the future is now for systems biology applied to cancer! #SACB2025

Dr. Pamela Becker showing us results from a clinical trial in which a functional assay to drug response results in better survival for patients with acute leukemia #SACB2025

Dr. Pamela Becker kicks off the tumor heterogeneity session with her talk on AML drug resistance

At the end of her talk Dr. I-D posted this special call for papers that could benefit the entire #sacb community

Christine Iacobuzio-Donahue reminding us that even though we know much about the genomic landscape in primary PDAC tumors, there are many gaps in our understanding of its evolution and metastases #SACB2025

#sacb2025 keynote Christine Iacobuzio-Donahue believes that “systems approaches are the future of cancer research” and introduces her work in pancreatic cancer

Our meeting chair @mkemp.bsky.social kicks off #sacb2025 here in sunny Denver, Colorado!

Excited to start #SACB2025 at U Colorado!

#SACB2025 meeting is happening this coming week Feb 9-12 2025 at U Colorado Anschutz! We have an incredible set of speakers in line. If you can't be there in person, you can join as a virtual attendee and join the live stream of our sessions sacbmeeting.org

Making space for spatial biology in the clinic Spatial transcriptomics methods have been slow to move into clinical practice, but spatial proteomics are cheaper and more scalable, and could progress faster go.nature.com/3PoWPkz

Registration closes tomorrow!!! Sign up for a great meeting!

Registration for the #SACB2025 meeting closes on January 24, 2025! This meeting is an amazing place to network and share science across cancer systems biology research areas. Information on our amazing speakers and registration is below: sacbmeeting.org

Registration is now open for #SACB2025 - a meeting that focuses on systems approaches to cancer biology research. Registration link can be found here: web.cvent.com/event/00434e... Meeting is Colorado in February 2025!