Welcome to the DKTK Scientific Community Meeting 2025
Dear DKTK colleagues,
Thank you for your interest in attending the DKTK Scientific Community Meeting 2025. This meeting will provide an excellent opportunity to network and to take the next steps in advancing elements of the new strategic concept, such as implementing the newly proposed Ad-hoc working groups. Please note that the registration deadline is March 12, 2025.
In preparation for the meeting the DKTK community was invited to propose topics for Ad-hoc working groups.
Three parallel sessions will be organized during which colleagues interested in contributing to these working groups will meet in person, to discuss and develop the topics further and align them with the two newly defined pillars “Therapeutic Innovations”, and “Diagnostic Innovations & Molecular Prevention”.
We look forward to your participation and valuable contributions!
The DKTK Coordination Office
Agenda
You can find the current agenda here.
Participation
The number of available spots for the DKTK Scientific Community Meeting 2025 is limited, and each DKTK site has selected up to 30 participants who will attend. Please note that additional participants should not be invited without prior consultation with your local scientific coordinator; only individuals communicated by the partner sites to the DKTK Coordination Office will receive an official invitation to register for the Scientific Community Meeting and the ad-hoc working group sessions via this registration page.
Please note: Travel and accommodation costs will not be covered centrally by the DKTK and must be met by the participants.
Ad-Hoc Working Groups
At the meeting, > 20 ad-hoc working groups will convene in three parallel sessions. Each participant is eligible to register for one working group per session with the first two sessions scheduled for day one and the third for day two. Registration is essential for invited participants, with limited slots available on a first-come, first-served basis. Descriptions for each working group can be found in the agenda. Every group will be led by named chairs, and two debrief sessions will provide an opportunity for the chairs to share their group’s discussion results with all participants.
To register for the ad-hoc working groups, please follow this link.
Venue
The DKTK Scientific Community Meeting 2025 will take place at the DKFZ Communication Center in Heidelberg. Please note that this is an on-site event, and online participation will not be possible. For directions and travel information, please visit this link.
Organizer
Host
Michael Baumann, German Cancer Research Center, Heidelberg