Scientific Meetings and Other Events
There is no doubt that scientific meetings are one of the most important activities organised by the ANZHNCS. These meetings are valuable opportunities to stay up to date with the latest learning from both local and international experience. They can also be a source of inspiration and help re-energise our efforts in preventing and treating head and neck cancers.
2024 MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting
Dates: Wednesday 14 – Friday 16 August 2024
Venue: International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney, NSW, Australia
Theme: Caring for Tomorrow: Bridges in Cancer Care Technology and Innovation
In 2024 oncologists from around Australia are looking forward to gathering in Sydney for our prestigious 45th Annual Scientific Meeting. This year’s theme, Caring for Tomorrow: Bridges in Cancer Care Technology and Innovation promises an enriching educational agenda that will delve into the latest breakthroughs in cancer treatment and research, whilst offering attendees a platform for networking and collaboration. International and local speakers will draw from their innovative work in areas including AI, solid and liquid precision medicine, radiomics and novel drug development to inspire and educate attendees.
The meeting will also encompass a range of activities including engaging Scientific Sessions, Abstract Presentations, Mentorship Program, Interactive Workshops, Trainee and YOGA Programs and Social Events around the Darling Harbour precinct. The meeting will incorporate a large Industry Exhibition with over 30 stands, Networking Lounge and extensive Poster Display.
9th SKULL BASE MASTERCLASS – DISSECTION COURSE & MINI-SYMPOSIUM
Dates: 9th to 11th of October 2024
Venue: ATT Center, in Athens, Greece
The 9th edition of the Skull Base Masterclass will take place in Athens, Greece. It is the 3rd year that Athens will host this event, following 2 highly successful iterations. The course will provide an excellent opportunity for participants to listen to lectures by an outstanding international faculty which will cover both the basis, as well as the latest developments of endoscopic skull base surgery. Furthermore, participants will be able to get hands-on experience and update their knowledge of skull base anatomy through the cadaveric dissection sessions. The course aims for participants to further their knowledge of skull base surgery and for both faculty and participants to fortify their professional relationships and enjoy their stay in Athens.