Ask Me Anything: Precision Medicine & Cancer Research | Technology Networks

Ask Me Anything: Precision Medicine & Cancer Research | Technology Networks


"Cancer is an all-encompassing topic, impacting us all on a global scale. The sobering reality is that one out of every two people is likely to confront a cancer diagnosis during their lifetime. This inevitability leaves a multitude of questions in its wake. So we've lined up a remarkable Ask Me Anything session with none other than Professor Mark Lawler all about precision medicine and cancer research.


Professor Mark Lawler is not just any scientist; he's a globally recognized luminary in the field. With a career spanning decades, he's been a relentless force in expanding the boundaries of scientific knowledge, all with a dedicated mission to enhance the lives of those affected by cancer. Boasting an impressive publication record of over 200 papers, including groundbreaking contributions in high-impact journals like the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, Nature Medicine, Lancet Oncology, Cancer Discovery, Nature Communications, and Gut.

During this session you will:

  • Engage in a Live Q&A:  Pose your questions directly to Professor Lawler and receive real-time answers. 
  • Gain Expert Perspectives: Participate in the exchange of ideas as Professor Lawler shares his thoughts on questions posed by fellow participants.

This is your rare opportunity to pose your burning questions to him for FREE – an opportunity that doesn't come around often!"

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