14-16 August 2024 | International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney, NSW

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About the Meeting

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, 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. 

We look forward to welcoming you to Sydney for Australia’s premier Medical Oncology meeting. 

A/Prof Connie Diakos and Dr Adrian Lee

2024 ASM Co-Convenors

KEY DATES

Call for Abstracts 19 Feb

Early Bird registration opens 1 Mar

Early Bird registration closes 15 Jun

Call for Abstracts closes 30 Jun

Abstract selection advice 12 Jul

ABSTRACT AND POSTER PROGRAM

Only abstracts submitted by oncology trainees, clinicians, professionals and researchers can be submitted. Refer to Program Guidelines for more info.

Program Guidelines

Abstracts Frequently asked questions and Key Dates


ABSTRACT SUBMISSIONS CLOSED

PROGRAM

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

  • DAY 1

    9.00am | National Oncology Mentorship Program (NOMP)

    10.30am | Morning Tea

    12.00pm | Lunch

    1.00pm | Symposium: Health Technology Assessment Fit for the Future

    3.00pm | Afternoon Tea

    4.00pm | Trainee Program: Emerging Fields

    4.00pm | YOGA Program: Precision Medicine for Young Oncologists: What You Need to Know

    PURCHASE DAY 1 PASS

  • DAY 2

    9.00am | Opening Ceremony

    9.45am | Morning Tea

    10.15am | Highlight Session: Incorporating AI into Oncology Practice

    11.45am | Members' Meeting: RACP ATC-MO Update

    12.15pm | Lunch

    12.45pm | Symposium: Use of Technology and Management of Lung Cancer Patients

    1.45pm | Oral Session – Trainees

    2.45pm | Afternoon Tea

    3.15pm | Symposium: Unavailable Anti-cancer Treatments: A Common Clinical Dilemma

    4.15pm | Welcome Reception & Poster Walk and Talk

    6.00pm | ASM Dinner

    PURCHASE DAY 2 PASS

  • DAY 3

    8.00am | Breakfast Session: Mesothelioma: Recent Advances in Systemic Therapy

    9.00am | Highlight Session: Solid Precision Medicine

    10.00am | Morning Tea

    10.30am| Oral Session – Young Oncologists

    11.30am | Symposium: Liquid Precision Medicine

    12.30pm | Lunch
    1.00pm | Transforming Cancer Care in Australia: The Impact of Precision Oncology and Omico's Role in Advancing Treatment

    1.30pm | Oral Session – Consultants

    2.30pm | Symposium: Radiomics

    3.30pm | Multicultural Afternoon Tea

    4.00pm | Interactive Equity Session: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Medical Oncology – We Are all in this Together

    5.00pm | ASM Close

    PURCHASE DAY 3 PASS

Registration

(All amounts + GST)

FULL MEETING Registration

Trainee / Student (MOGA Member) AUD$250

Consultant (MOGA Member) AUD$350

Industry AUD$1000

Non Member Medical Professional AUD$450

Nurses/Allied Health Professional AUD$300

SINGLE DAY Registration

Trainee / Student (MOGA Member) AUD$150

Consultant (MOGA Member) AUD$210

Industry AUD$600

Non Member Medical Professional AUD$270

Nurses/Allied Health Professional AUD$180

Discounted registration available for MOGA members

International Speakers

  • Prof Dean Fennell

    UK

  • Dr Bob T. Li

    USA

  • Dr Si-Yang Liu

    China

  • Dr Alexander Pearson

    USA

  • Prof Vivian Strong

    USA

National Speakers & Chairs

  • Ms Kate Applegarth

  • Prof Dale Bailey

  • Prof Frances Boyle

  • Dr Kim Tam Bui

  • Dr David Chan

  • Dr Wei Yen Chan

  • Prof Lorraine Chantrill

  • A/Prof Tim Clay

  • Dr Elizabeth Connolly

  • A/Prof Connie Diakos

  • Ms Mary Duffy AM

  • A/Prof Melissa Eastgate

  • Dr Ziba Gandomkar

  • Dr Bridget Haire

  • Dr Sarah Heynemann

  • Prof Ashley Hopkins

  • Dr Deme Karikios

  • Dr Helen Ke

  • Prof Dorothy Keefe

  • Dr Adrian Lee

  • Dr Jennifer Lim

  • Dr Renee Lim

  • Dr Frank Lin

  • Prof Matthew Links

  • A/Prof Anthony Linton

  • Dr Jia (Jenny) Liu

  • A/Prof James Lynam

  • Prof Guy Maddern

  • Prof Linda Mileshkin

  • Prof Michael Millward

  • Dr Anna Mislang

  • Dr Sharon Nahm

  • Dr Udit Nindra

  • A/Prof Sarah Norris

  • Dr Abhijit Pal

  • Dr Andrew Parsonson

  • Prof Nick Pavlakis

  • Dr Bethan Richards

  • Dr Aflah Roohullah

  • Dr Eshan Shamsi-Gooshki

  • Dr Gowri Shivasabesan

  • Dr Jessica Smith

  • Dr Samuel Stevens

  • Prof Aaron Sverdlov

  • Dr Aaron Tan

  • Dr Joe Wei

  • Prof Desmond Yip

Presenter & Chair Bios

AWARDS

2024 HEROES AWARD

This Award seeks to recognise contributions by medical oncologists that honour the spirit and commitment of the late Prof Martin Tattersall AO, and his significant contributions to the establishment and development medical oncology in Australia.  

2024 Award Recipient: Professor Dorothy Keefe

Prof Keefe was nominated for her significant contribution to Medical Oncology in Australia and the profession over 30 years in clinical medicine, research, policy, strategy and system reform – always striving to improve health outcomes for citizens by keeping them at the centre of everything she does. Her achievements as CEO of Cancer Australia, including leading advocacy for a National Lung Cancer Screening Program and launching the first ever Australian Cancer Plan, are further evidence of an exemplary career to date.

The Award will be presented at the 2024 MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting Welcome Reception on Thursday, 15 August at International Convention Centre (ICC) Sydney.

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant provided by Genesis Care

ABSTRACT AWARDs*

This award will go to the top 3x oral presentations at the symposium in the following categories:

  • Best Oral Presentation by a Medical Oncology Trainee

    | Dr Amy Smith

  • Best Oral Presentation by a Young Medical Oncologist (within 5 years of receipt of Fellowship)

    | Dr Lawrence Kasherman

  • Best Oral Presentation by a Medical Oncology Consultant

    | A/Prof Rahul Ladwa 

*For members of MOGA only: Each Award provides funding of AUD$3,000 to support the recipient’s professional education and research.

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant provided by GSK

TRAVEL AWARDS

MOGA is offering 8x travel awards to advanced trainees and young oncologists (within 5 years of Fellowship) to support their attendance at the 2024 MOGA Annual Scientific Meeting. Eligibility is exclusive to MOGA members.

Award recipients will receive AUD $1000 to assist in covering their expenses (airfare, accommodation and registration) to attend the meeting.

Applications closed.

For more info, visit our Awards & Grants page.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Please contact moga@theconferencecompany.com to request a copy of the Prospectus and discuss sponsorship opportunities.

2024 ASM sponsors

Gold Sponsor

Bronze Sponsor

Abstract Awards Sponsor

Heroes Award Sponsor

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Exhibitors

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