Hallmarks of Cancer seminar - Dr. Frank McCormick

About this event

We are delighted to announce our next speaker in the Hallmarks of Cancer Seminar Series, Dr. Frank McCormick, Professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and a world-renowned pioneer in cancer biology and RAS-targeted therapies.Talk Title:"Successes and Failures on the RAS Pathway"Date: Friday, November 6, 2026Time: 11:00 AM Eastern Time (EST)Format: Virtual (Zoom) Dr. McCormick has made groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of RAS signaling and its role in cancer. His pioneering work has helped shape the development of therapies targeting RAS-driven cancers, one of the most challenging areas in oncology. In this seminar, Dr. McCormick will share insights into the scientific discoveries, successes, setbacks, and lessons learned from de cades of research on the RAS pathway, highlighting both the remarkable progress and the challenges that remain. This promises to be an exciting and thought-provoking conversation for scientists, clinicians, trainees, and anyone interested in understanding how fundamental discoveries can lead to advances in cancer treatment. Event is free but registration is required. The Zoom link will be shared upon registration. https:// hallmarksofcancer.org/events (https://hallmarksofcancer.org/events)This event is online: http://Registery and RAS-targeted therapies.

Talk Title:"Successes and Failures on the RAS Pathway"

Date:

Friday, November 6, 2026

Time:

11:00 AM Eastern Time (EST)

Format:

Virtual (Zoom)

Dr. McCormick has made groundbreaking contributions to our understanding of RAS signaling and its role in cancer. His pioneering work has helped shape the development of therapies targeting RAS-driven cancers, one of the most challenging areas in oncology.

In this seminar, Dr. McCormick will share insights into the scientific discoveries, successes, setbacks, and lessons learned from decades of research on the RAS pathway, highlighting both the remarkable progress and the challenges that remain.

This promises to be an exciting and thought-provoking conversation for scientists, clinicians, trainees, and anyone interested in understandi ng how fundamental discoveries can lead to advances in cancer treatment.

Event is free but registration is required. The Zoom link will be shared upon registration.

https://hallmarksofcancer.org/events

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