The purpose of this one-day BIOLuM symposium is to promote dialogue and collaboration among scientists who investigate the cell cycle, its dysregulation in cancer, and the therapeutic strategies that arise from these studies. By bringing together PhD students, postdoctoral fellows, and established scientists, this event aims to provide a stimulating forum for sharing recent discoveries, discussing open questions, and exploring new avenues of collaboration. The symposium will provide young researchers with an opportunity to present their work in a supportive environment, while allowing experienced scientists to share their expertise and insights. It will also serve as a platform to spark scientific curiosity, strengthen connections between research teams, and inspire future collaborative projects.

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