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Members of the Translational Cancer Therapy research group and Section for Oncological pelvic surgery participated in an inspiring and fruitful translational research meeting at Norefjell  15^th-16^th September with the kind support from Hydros fond. There were presentations of both clinical and translational research projects, giving the participants a better understanding of each other’s work, with the aim of improving the collaboration between the groups and thus also improve the research.

Thursday June 23^rd , a meeting for all the members of the EuroPMP Cost action were held in Ghent, Belgium. This was the first face to face meeting in EuroPMP since the start of the COVID pandemic. Colleagues from all over Europe, all working together to improve the treatment for patients with Pseudomyxoma peritonei attended. Everyone was thrilled at finally getting the chance to meet colleagues face to face after the pandemic to exchange ideas, research results and further promote collaboration.

On Friday 15 October, an inspiring translational research meeting was organized at the Institute for Cancer Research. Invited participants from the Section for Oncological pelvic surgery and the Translational Cancer Therapy research group, together with a number of collaborative partners and our user panel were present.

"We are so happy that we finally had the opportunity to organize such a meeting again. It is important to be able to meet and present and discuss many of our exciting research projects" says head of Oncological pelvic surgery Dr. Stein G. Larsen.