Join us for the 12th annual CRINA Research Day to discover and celebrate the innovative cancer research happening right here in Edmonton.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Janessa Laskin (BC Cancer) as the keynote speaker. Dr. Laskin will provide an overview of the Personalized Oncogenomics (POG) Program - the BC-wide prospective translational cancer research program that integrates whole genome, transcriptome and germline sequencing into clinical care for patients - and share key insights, challenges, and opportunities drawn from the program's past decade. She will also lead a discussion on the importance of genomics data sharing and how the Marathon of Hope Cancer Centre Network can help researchers and clinicians learn and improve cancer research and care.

Following the keynote, join Drs. Janessa Laskin, Randeep Sangha, Eric Stutheit-Zhao, and Kathryn Rankin for an insightful panel discussion exploring strategies for integrating biomedical research into clinical trials.

Whether you are a researcher, trainee, clinician, patient partner or community member, this year’s CRINA Research Day offers a unique opportunity to connect, collaborate and exchange ideas.