Events
The calendar of the field.
From the flagship NanoTME conference to year-round workshops and training programs, our events convene the community that is redefining oncology.
Previous conferences
The conference, edition by edition.
2021
1st edition event
NanoTME 2021
International audience
Online
The inaugural NanoTME conference is held online, convening an international audience and opening a standing scientific dialogue at the interface of nanomedicine and the tumor microenvironment.
2023
2nd edition event
NanoTME 2023
8 — 10 May
UPark, University of Twente
The first in-person edition, held on the University of Twente campus in Enschede in collaboration with the International Cancer Microenvironment Society.
2025
3rd edition event
NanoTME 2025
5 — 8 May
Van der Valk Hotel, Enschede
22 invited speakers, 14 short talks and ~35 posters before ~75 participants from more than fifteen countries. Yuval Shaked and Jai Prakash formally launch the NanoTME Society.
2027
4th edition event
NanoTME 2027
3–5 May 2027
Campus of the University of Giessen, Germany
Planning is underway for the fourth edition of the conference, with expanded educational programming for early-career members and a broader international programme committee.
Upcoming events
The conference, and the work that continues year-round.
Featured
NanoTME Conference
Three days of keynote lectures, scientific sessions, posters, workshops and structured networking — convening the global community in one place.
- Keynote lectures
- Scientific sessions
- Poster presentations
- Workshops
- Networking opportunities
- Industry engagement
Flagship
NanoTME Conference
5 — 8 May 2025 · Van der Valk Hotel, Enschede, The Netherlands
Webinar
NanoTME Webinar Series
Quarterly · Online
Training
Summer Training School
Summer · Rotating host institutions
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A scientific community for the next chapter of cancer research.
Affiliation with the NanoTME Society places investigators, clinicians and partners within an international scientific community working at the interface of nanomedicine and the tumor microenvironment.