CANCELLED Frontiers of Science: Prof. Maria Sibilia

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CANCELLED Frontiers of Science: Prof. Maria Sibilia

26 November 2026

When

November 26, 2026

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Event Details

THIS SEMINAR IS CANCELLED

and postponed to January 2027

Prof. Maria Sibilia, Medical University of Vienna, Austria
Harnessing innate immunity to treat metastatic cancer: From mechanisms to therapeutics

Host: Johanna Ivaska (joivaska@utu.fi)

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