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SUMMARY:Cancer Research Institute Immunotherapy Patient Summit
DESCRIPTION:Join the Cancer Research Institute\, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and Fred Hutch for a day of learning with medical experts who will share the latest research updates in immunotherapy as well as patients who will share their experiences receiving immunotherapy. A healthy lunch will be provided\, during which attendees can continue the conversation alongside expert and patient speakers. In the afternoon\, attendees will have the opportunity to choose a small breakout session to take deeper dive into specific questions with experts. \nPatients\, caregivers\, friends\, family\, and advocates are all encouraged to attend this event. Registrants will also have the opportunity to book a one-on-one confidential appointment with a Clinical Trial Navigator to search for immunotherapy clinical trials. Please register today to reserve your seat. \nAgenda\n9:00am | Registration and networking \n10:00am | Welcome by the Cancer Research Institute \n10:10AM | Welcome by Nancy E. Davison\, M.D.\, executive director and president of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and senior vice president\, director of clinical oncology at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center \n10:15am | Learn the Basics of Immunotherapy: Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) \n10:45am | Expert panel: Immunotherapy research updates\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) with David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch); Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\, Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA) \n11:30am | Patient Perspective: A message from Kristin Kleinhofer\, who recieved immunotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia \n12:00pm | Lunch and networking \n1:00pm | Learn about clinical trials \n1:15pm | Patient panel: Hear directly from patients who have participated in immunotherapy clinical trials \n2:15pm | Breakout sessions: Your choice of deeper dive Q&A moderated by our experts in \n\ngeneral immunotherapy\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch)\nblood cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch)\nlung cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\nskin cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA)\n\n3:30pm | Program close \nAppointments with clinical trial navigators will be available throughout the day to help you find immunotherapy clinical trials\, connect with study sites\, and answer questions. The service is free and completely confidential. Indicate your interest for an appointment on the registration page. \nIf you need assistance\, please email: patients@cancerresearch.org or call 212-688-7515 \n__________________________________________________________________________________ \nIf you are driving to the event\, free self-parking is available. \nDirections from I-5 Northbound or Southbound to Pelton Auditorium:\n1 – Take exit 167\, Mercer Street/Seattle Center. (If you are northbound on I-5\, you will exit I-5 from the far-left lane.If you are southbound\, you will exit I-5 from the far-right lane.)\n2 – As you exit\, move to the far-right lane.\n3 – Turn right at the end of the ramp onto Fairview Avenue N.\n4 – Veer right at the light\, staying on Fairview Avenue N. (Do not turn right onto Valley Street.) Travel one block to Aloha Street.\n5 – Turn right onto Aloha Street\, and travel two blocks to the parking lot (entrance will be on the left – Follow Patient Summiyt signs. Parking in this lot is free for Patient Summit attendees).\n6 – Proceed down the stairs on the north side of the parking lot or down the ramp on the southwest side of theparking lot to the Thomas building.\n7 – When you enter the Thomas building\, continue straight to Pelton Auditorium. \n___________________________________________________________________________________ \nThis event is organized by the nonprofit Cancer Research Institute\, and is made possible with generous support from the following: \nGOLD SPONSOR\nBristol-Myers Squibb\nMerck \nBRONZE SPONSORS\nExelixis\nGSK\nLilly Oncology \nSPONSORS\nFoundation Medicine
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cancer-research-institute-immunotherapy-patient-summit/
LOCATION:Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, 1100 Fairview Ave. N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cancer Research Institute Immunotherapy Patient Summit
DESCRIPTION:Join the Cancer Research Institute\, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and Fred Hutch for a day of learning with medical experts who will share the latest research updates in immunotherapy as well as patients who will share their experiences receiving immunotherapy. A healthy lunch will be provided\, during which attendees can continue the conversation alongside expert and patient speakers. In the afternoon\, attendees will have the opportunity to choose a small breakout session to take deeper dive into specific questions with experts. \nPatients\, caregivers\, friends\, family\, and advocates are all encouraged to attend this event. Registrants will also have the opportunity to book a one-on-one confidential appointment with a Clinical Trial Navigator to search for immunotherapy clinical trials. Please register today to reserve your seat. \nAgenda\n9:00am | Registration and networking \n10:00am | Welcome by the Cancer Research Institute \n10:10AM | Welcome by Nancy E. Davison\, M.D.\, executive director and president of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and senior vice president\, director of clinical oncology at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center \n10:15am | Learn the Basics of Immunotherapy: Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) \n10:45am | Expert panel: Immunotherapy research updates\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) with David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch); Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\, Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA) \n11:30am | Patient Perspective: A message from Kristin Kleinhofer\, who recieved immunotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia \n12:00pm | Lunch and networking \n1:00pm | Learn about clinical trials \n1:15pm | Patient panel: Hear directly from patients who have participated in immunotherapy clinical trials \n2:15pm | Breakout sessions: Your choice of deeper dive Q&A moderated by our experts in \n\ngeneral immunotherapy\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch)\nblood cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch)\nlung cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\nskin cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA)\n\n3:30pm | Program close \nAppointments with clinical trial navigators will be available throughout the day to help you find immunotherapy clinical trials\, connect with study sites\, and answer questions. The service is free and completely confidential. Indicate your interest for an appointment on the registration page. \nIf you need assistance\, please email: patients@cancerresearch.org or call 212-688-7515 \n__________________________________________________________________________________ \nIf you are driving to the event\, free self-parking is available. \nDirections from I-5 Northbound or Southbound to Pelton Auditorium:\n1 – Take exit 167\, Mercer Street/Seattle Center. (If you are northbound on I-5\, you will exit I-5 from the far-left lane.If you are southbound\, you will exit I-5 from the far-right lane.)\n2 – As you exit\, move to the far-right lane.\n3 – Turn right at the end of the ramp onto Fairview Avenue N.\n4 – Veer right at the light\, staying on Fairview Avenue N. (Do not turn right onto Valley Street.) Travel one block to Aloha Street.\n5 – Turn right onto Aloha Street\, and travel two blocks to the parking lot (entrance will be on the left – Follow Patient Summiyt signs. Parking in this lot is free for Patient Summit attendees).\n6 – Proceed down the stairs on the north side of the parking lot or down the ramp on the southwest side of theparking lot to the Thomas building.\n7 – When you enter the Thomas building\, continue straight to Pelton Auditorium. \n___________________________________________________________________________________ \nThis event is organized by the nonprofit Cancer Research Institute\, and is made possible with generous support from the following: \nGOLD SPONSOR\nBristol-Myers Squibb\nMerck \nBRONZE SPONSORS\nExelixis\nGSK\nLilly Oncology \nSPONSORS\nFoundation Medicine
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cancer-research-institute-immunotherapy-patient-summit-2/
LOCATION:Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, 1100 Fairview Ave. N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Cancer Research Institute Immunotherapy Patient Summit
DESCRIPTION:Join the Cancer Research Institute\, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and Fred Hutch for a day of learning with medical experts who will share the latest research updates in immunotherapy as well as patients who will share their experiences receiving immunotherapy. A healthy lunch will be provided\, during which attendees can continue the conversation alongside expert and patient speakers. In the afternoon\, attendees will have the opportunity to choose a small breakout session to take deeper dive into specific questions with experts. \nPatients\, caregivers\, friends\, family\, and advocates are all encouraged to attend this event. Registrants will also have the opportunity to book a one-on-one confidential appointment with a Clinical Trial Navigator to search for immunotherapy clinical trials. Please register today to reserve your seat. \nAgenda\n9:00am | Registration and networking \n10:00am | Welcome by the Cancer Research Institute \n10:10AM | Welcome by Nancy E. Davison\, M.D.\, executive director and president of Seattle Cancer Care Alliance\, and senior vice president\, director of clinical oncology at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center \n10:15am | Learn the Basics of Immunotherapy: Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) \n10:45am | Expert panel: Immunotherapy research updates\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch) with David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch); Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\, Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA) \n11:30am | Patient Perspective: A message from Kristin Kleinhofer\, who recieved immunotherapy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia \n12:00pm | Lunch and networking \n1:00pm | Learn about clinical trials \n1:15pm | Patient panel: Hear directly from patients who have participated in immunotherapy clinical trials \n2:15pm | Breakout sessions: Your choice of deeper dive Q&A moderated by our experts in \n\ngeneral immunotherapy\, moderated by Phil Greenberg\, M.D. (Fred Hutch)\nblood cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by David Maloney\, M.D.\, Ph.D\, (Fred Hutch)\nlung cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Renato G. Martins\, M.D. (SCCA)\nskin cancer and immunotherapy\, moderated by Shailender Bhatia\, M.D. (SCCA)\n\n3:30pm | Program close \nAppointments with clinical trial navigators will be available throughout the day to help you find immunotherapy clinical trials\, connect with study sites\, and answer questions. The service is free and completely confidential. Indicate your interest for an appointment on the registration page. \nIf you need assistance\, please email: patients@cancerresearch.org or call 212-688-7515 \n__________________________________________________________________________________ \nIf you are driving to the event\, free self-parking is available. \nDirections from I-5 Northbound or Southbound to Pelton Auditorium:\n1 – Take exit 167\, Mercer Street/Seattle Center. (If you are northbound on I-5\, you will exit I-5 from the far-left lane.If you are southbound\, you will exit I-5 from the far-right lane.)\n2 – As you exit\, move to the far-right lane.\n3 – Turn right at the end of the ramp onto Fairview Avenue N.\n4 – Veer right at the light\, staying on Fairview Avenue N. (Do not turn right onto Valley Street.) Travel one block to Aloha Street.\n5 – Turn right onto Aloha Street\, and travel two blocks to the parking lot (entrance will be on the left – Follow Patient Summiyt signs. Parking in this lot is free for Patient Summit attendees).\n6 – Proceed down the stairs on the north side of the parking lot or down the ramp on the southwest side of theparking lot to the Thomas building.\n7 – When you enter the Thomas building\, continue straight to Pelton Auditorium. \n___________________________________________________________________________________ \nThis event is organized by the nonprofit Cancer Research Institute\, and is made possible with generous support from the following: \nGOLD SPONSOR\nBristol-Myers Squibb\nMerck \nBRONZE SPONSORS\nExelixis\nGSK\nLilly Oncology \nSPONSORS\nFoundation Medicine
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/cancer-research-institute-immunotherapy-patient-summit-3/
LOCATION:Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center\, 1100 Fairview Ave. N.\, Seattle\, WA\, 98109\, United States
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SUMMARY:Geeky Open Mic
DESCRIPTION:Comedians\, storytellers\, singers\, and poets: come and see the indisputable proof that Nerdy is the New Cool! \nHosted by Valerie Bentivegna at the Wayward Coffee House – the coffee haven for geeks – this free open mic is a safe space for both new and experienced comedians to try out some new\, “smarter” material\, or researchers to have a go at stand-up. This is a space to experiment (science!) with comedy\, songs\, the spoken word\, or anything really as long as it’s geeky! \nWayward Coffeehouse is a safe space for geeks of all stripes. Material that is racist\, sexist\, homophobic\, Islamophobic\, anti-Semitic\, anti-trans\, anti-immigrant or otherwise ‘punching down’ is not welcome. \nCome join at 6:30 for the pre-open mic writing hour to pitch some of your ideas and work on jokes\, stories\, and/or songs together!
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/geeky-open-mic/
LOCATION:Wayward Coffeehouse Roosevelt\, 6417 Roosevelt Way NE\, Ste 104\, Seattle\, WA\, 98115\, United States
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SUMMARY:Geeky Open Mic
DESCRIPTION:Comedians\, storytellers\, singers\, and poets: come and see the indisputable proof that Nerdy is the New Cool! \nHosted by Valerie Bentivegna at the Wayward Coffee House – the coffee haven for geeks – this free open mic is a safe space for both new and experienced comedians to try out some new\, “smarter” material\, or researchers to have a go at stand-up. This is a space to experiment (science!) with comedy\, songs\, the spoken word\, or anything really as long as it’s geeky! \nWayward Coffeehouse is a safe space for geeks of all stripes. Material that is racist\, sexist\, homophobic\, Islamophobic\, anti-Semitic\, anti-trans\, anti-immigrant or otherwise ‘punching down’ is not welcome. \nCome join at 6:30 for the pre-open mic writing hour to pitch some of your ideas and work on jokes\, stories\, and/or songs together!
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/geeky-open-mic-2/
LOCATION:Wayward Coffeehouse Roosevelt\, 6417 Roosevelt Way NE\, Ste 104\, Seattle\, WA\, 98115\, United States
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SUMMARY:Geeky Open Mic
DESCRIPTION:Comedians\, storytellers\, singers\, and poets: come and see the indisputable proof that Nerdy is the New Cool! \nHosted by Valerie Bentivegna at the Wayward Coffee House – the coffee haven for geeks – this free open mic is a safe space for both new and experienced comedians to try out some new\, “smarter” material\, or researchers to have a go at stand-up. This is a space to experiment (science!) with comedy\, songs\, the spoken word\, or anything really as long as it’s geeky! \nWayward Coffeehouse is a safe space for geeks of all stripes. Material that is racist\, sexist\, homophobic\, Islamophobic\, anti-Semitic\, anti-trans\, anti-immigrant or otherwise ‘punching down’ is not welcome. \nCome join at 6:30 for the pre-open mic writing hour to pitch some of your ideas and work on jokes\, stories\, and/or songs together!
URL:https://scienceinseattle.com/event/geeky-open-mic-3/
LOCATION:Wayward Coffeehouse Roosevelt\, 6417 Roosevelt Way NE\, Ste 104\, Seattle\, WA\, 98115\, United States
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