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| Symposium 2021 of State Key Laboratory of Liver Research (HKU) and Theme-based Research Scheme Project on Liver Cancer Stemness (5 Jun 2021) | |
| Dept of Pathology, SClinMed Uploaded on 2021-05-03 11:33:04 |
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| Symposium 2021, to be held on 5 June 2021 (Saturday), is the 10th Symposium. Bringing together the research team members of SKLLR and the Theme-Based Research Scheme Project as well as other local and overseas experts, the Symposium features presentations of pioneering research and new clinical deve... |
| KEYSTONE SYMPOSIA Cancer Stem Cells: Advances in Biology and Clinical Translation | |
| Dept of Pathology, SClinMed Uploaded on 2021-04-22 14:44:10 |
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| Preponderant experimental and clinical evidence has demonstrated that pervasive cancer cell heterogeneity in both phenotypic presentations and functional properties exists, such that a population of cancer cells with cardinal stem cell properties (i.e., cancer stem cells) pre-exists in untreated tum... |
| Symposium 2019/20 of State Key Laboratory of Liver Research and Theme-Based Research Scheme Project on Liver Cancer Stemness (29 Feb 2020) | |
| Dept of Pathology, SClinMed Uploaded on 2019-12-10 17:26:06 |
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| Symposium 2019/20 of SKLLR/TRS is a one-day event organized annually since 2011 and has become a signature event of SKLLR. Bringing together the research team members of SKLLR and the TRS Project as well as other local and overseas experts, the Symposium features presentations of pioneering research... |
| Symposium 2019 of SKLLR/TRS - From Basic Research to Clinical Applications (14 Dec 2019) | |
| Dept of Pathology, SClinMed Uploaded on 2019-10-11 11:55:12 |
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| Symposium 2019, to be held on 14 December 2019 (Saturday), is the 9th Symposium. Bringing together the research team members of SKLLR and the Theme-Based Research Scheme Project as well as other local and overseas experts, the Symposium features presentations of pioneering research and new clinical ... |
| Saw Swee Hock Public Lecture in Statistics by Professor L.J. WEI | |
| Dept of Statistics & Actuarial Science Uploaded on 2018-10-22 17:07:32 |
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| 'Moving beyond the comfort zone in practicing translational statistics for clinical studies' Over the years, the process of designing, monitoring, and analyzing clinical studies for evaluating new treatments has gradually fallen into a fixed pattern. Clinical trialists have sometimes been slow to ut... |
