Eugene Koay’s Lab to Present at Major 2026 Conferences on Both U.S. Coasts
Eugene Koay's lab is scheduled to present at the AACRpan26 and ASTRO 2026 conferences, with presentations occurring on both coasts of the USA.
Eugene, OR, September 28, 2026 —
Research from Eugene Koay’s lab is slated for presentation at two significant scientific gatherings in 2026: the AACRpan26 and ASTRO 2026 conferences. These presentations are scheduled to take place on opposite coasts of the United States, indicating a broad reach for the lab’s findings.
The specific dates for these presentations within 2026 were not provided. Similarly, the exact locations for the AACRpan26 and ASTRO 2026 conferences, beyond the general East and West Coast designations, have not been detailed. Further information regarding the specific research topics to be presented will likely be made available closer to the conference dates.
The American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) and the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) are prominent organizations in the fields of cancer research and treatment, respectively. Their annual conferences serve as key venues for the dissemination of new scientific discoveries, clinical trial results, and emerging trends in oncology.
The scheduling of presentations by Eugene Koay’s lab at conferences on both the East and West coasts suggests a comprehensive engagement with the scientific community. This dual presence allows for a wider audience to engage with the lab’s work and facilitates dialogue among researchers and clinicians across different geographical regions.
Details concerning the specific composition and focus of the research to be shared by Eugene Koay’s lab at AACRpan26 and ASTRO 2026 remain forthcoming. The lab’s participation in these high-profile events underscores its ongoing contributions to advancements in cancer research and patient care.
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