XX Anniversary Circulating Tumor Cells

Welcome

Dear Esteemed Colleagues,

We want to welcome all of you to the celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the publication of the first paper on Circulating Tumor Cells!

Two decades of relentless pursuit, groundbreaking discoveries, and unwavering commitment to unraveling the mysteries of circulating tumor cells have brought us to this remarkable milestone. As we gather here today, we reflect on the extraordinary journey that has shaped the landscape of cancer research and diagnostics.

Over the years, our collective efforts pushed the boundaries of scientific understanding, opening new avenues for early detection, disease monitoring, personalized medicine, and innovative targeted treatment strategies. The wealth of knowledge and collaboration within this field has not only deepened our comprehension of cancer biology but has also paved the way for transformative advancements in patient care.

As we commemorate this 20th anniversary, let us acknowledge the commitment of researchers, clinicians, and professionals who have dedicated their careers to the study of circulating tumor cells. Your commitment has not only fueled scientific progress but has provided hope to countless individuals affected by cancer.

Throughout this celebratory event, let us engage in vibrant discussions, share our latest findings, and foster new collaborations that will undoubtedly shape the future of circulating tumor cell and, more in general liquid biopsy research. Together, we stand at the forefront of innovation, poised to make even greater strides in our collective quest to understand and combat cancer.

Here’s to two decades of progress, discovery, and resilience in the realm of Circulating Tumor Cells. May the next twenty years bring even more groundbreaking achievements, as we continue to work towards a world where cancer is not just treatable but preventable.

We invite and wait for you in Granada, and let the spirit of scientific inquiry, collaboration and friendship guide our path forward.”

Cheers to the 20th Anniversary of Circulating Tumor Cells!

Sincerely
Dr Massimo Cristofanilli and Dr M Jose Serrano