About EuSARC
EuSARC is a Europe-wide group of dedicated scientists and clinicians holding regular meetings to bridge the gap between basic and clinical research on sarcomas. The EuSARC 2026 meeting takes place in Oslo, Norway and will have the theme the Biology of Sarcoma : from Basic Mechanisms to Innovative Therapies.
The EuSARC community intends to improve communication among scientists and clinicians that share the passion for sarcoma research. By organizing annual meetings, EuSARC aims to raise awareness of the dire need for novel research approaches to tackle these poorly explored tumors.
Sarcomas are malignant tumors of bones and soft tissue – a heterogeneous group that collectively accounts for approximately 2% of all cancers. They are among the least studied cancer types and have seen little therapeutic progress. Fresh ideas and initiatives are needed to address the unmet medical need of these hard-to-treat tumors.
Find more information about the history of EuSARC meetings here.
You are invited to join this annual symposium to be held in Oslo, Norway.
The aim of the symposium is to raise awareness about novel research approaches to tackle sarcomas, provide a networking forum for scientists and clinical oncologists, promote actions to support in-training scientists and young oncologists, further connect basic and translational research, increase knowledge by addressing sarcoma biology and pathophysiology aiming towards more effective patient care, and raise public awareness by emphasizing the clinical relevance and importance of promoting sarcoma research.
The 2026 program will gather distinguished speakers, scientists, and clinical oncologists to connect basic and translational research and include speaker presentations, flash talks, and a posters session featuring topics ranging from basic mechanisms to innovated therapies in the sarcoma field.
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The EuSARC meetings aim to :
INCREASE KNOWLEDGE
Provide a forum in sarcoma biology and pathophysiology aiming towards more effective patient care
NETWORK
Establish and consolidate a network of scientists and clinical oncologists pushing forward the field of sarcoma
PROMOTE ACTIONS
Encourage and support in-training scientists and young oncologists in sarcoma research
BRIDGE THE CAP
Connect basic and translational research
RAISE PUBLIC AWARENESS
Emphasize the clinical relevance and the importance of promoting sarcoma research
