The Biology Education Department at Tishk International University (TIU), in collaboration with Takvin Organization, successfully hosted a Workshop on Multidisciplinary Approaches to Understanding the Development and Treatment of Cancer on November 28, 2024. This event was a key initiative supporting the department’s commitment to advancing Sustainable Development Goals (SDG 3 & 17): Good Health and Well-Being, and Innovative Partnerships.

The workshop brought together a distinguished panel of experts and professionals to discuss innovative approaches to cancer research and treatment. Researchers, educators, medical professionals, and students from diverse fields actively participated, fostering an interdisciplinary environment for knowledge sharing and collaboration.

Workshop Highlights

The comprehensive agenda delved into a broad range of crucial topics, including:

  • Food and Human Well-Being: Exploring the critical link between dietary habits and cancer occurrence.
  • Cosmetics and Derma Health: Addressing the role of cosmetics and potential contamination in cancer development.
  • Emerging Biomarkers: Identifying novel biomarkers for the early detection and prognosis of cancer.
  • Advances in Personalized Medicine: Discussing the latest developments in targeted therapies and precision oncology.
  • Environmental and Radiation Risks: Investigating environmental factors that contribute to cancer.

Panel Contributions & Future Outlook

The panelists shared valuable insights and engaged the audience through interactive discussions, emphasizing the critical importance of a multidisciplinary approach to tackling cancer. The workshop served as a vital platform for exchanging ideas, exploring cutting-edge research, and inspiring innovative solutions for cancer care.

The Biology Education Department extends its heartfelt appreciation to all the esteemed speakers, participants, and the Takvin Organization for their significant contributions to the workshop’s success. The department remains dedicated to organizing impactful events that advance education, research, and global well-being.

Keywords: Collaboration, Innovation, Cancer, Cancer Therapy, Higher Education, Education, Research.