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2026 ISUP Stockholm Multidisciplinary Expert Consultation Conference

SEP12
07:30 · Europe / Stockholm
  • This conference brings together clinicians and scientists in pathology, urology, and oncology to review and establish recommendations for precision biomarker testing in bladder and prostate cancer.
  • It focuses on clinical implementation, specimen requirements, liquid biopsy, and AI applications in pathology.
  • Attendees aim to address knowledge gaps and shape future research and guidelines in cancer biomarker testing.

About this event

On September 12, 2026, the International Society of Urological Pathology (ISUP) will host a " Multidisciplinary Expert Consultation Conference on Precision Biomarker Testing in Bladder and Prostate Cancer ", open to members and non-member clinicians and scientists in pathology, urology, oncology, and related fields. The conference will take place immediately preceding the 38th European Congress of Pathology (ECP 2026) in Stockholm, Sweden, and will be held in person without a hybrid format.

Meeting Objectives:
Review the current landscape and clinical implementation of biomarker testing in bladder and prostate cancer.
Establish standardized, evidence-based recommendations for biomarker testing, interpretation, and reporting.
Define optimal specimen requirements, pre-analytical considerations, and specimen selection strategies for biomarker testing.
Define the role, clinical indications, limitations, and validation requirements of liquid biopsy.
Define the current and future roles of artificial intelligence and digital pathology in biomarker assessment, including workflow integration and quality assurance.
Identify knowledge gaps and research priorities to guide future studies, clinical trials, and guideline development.

This Consensus will be Co-Chaired by ISUP members, Dr. Liang Cheng (Providence, RI, USA), and Dr. Geert van Leenders (Rotterdam, Netherlands).

Meeting Venue : Grand Hôtel Stockholm (Website: grandhotel.se/ )
Address: Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8, 103 27 Stockholm, Sweden

Agenda: Details coming soon

Working Group 1: Biomarker Testing in Bladder Cancer
WG 1 Chairpersons: Michelle R. Downes, Antonio Lopez-Beltran

WG1 Subgroup 1: FGFR – MIBC and NMIBC
Hikmat Al-Ahmadie (Chair), Arndt Hartmann, Jeffrey S. Ross, David J. McConkey, Dilek Ertoy Baydar, Bas WG van Rhijn, Tianxin Lin
WG1 Subgroup 2: HER2 and other/emerging drug antibody conjugates
Charles Guo (Chair), Mahmut Akgul, Adeboye O. Osunkoya, Isabel Alvarado-Cabrero, Ankur Sangoi, Ashish M

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