Plan Ahead for the ECOG-ACRIN Fall 2026 Group Meeting

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Plan Ahead for the ECOG-ACRIN Fall 2026 Group Meeting

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The ECOG-ACRIN Cancer Research Group (ECOG-ACRIN) Fall 2026 Group Meeting is just weeks away, Tuesday, October 20, through Thursday, October 22, and we look forward to welcoming colleagues from across the country to Philadelphia for three days of scientific exchange, collaboration, and education. Whether you are an investigator, research advocate, or clinical research professional, the meeting offers valuable opportunities to connect with peers and stay informed about the latest developments.

It Is Not Too Late to Register

There is still time to register for the meeting. View the schedule on the Group Meeting website and be sure to select the sessions you plan to attend during registration.

As always, the meeting is open to staff from ECOG-ACRIN member institutions, ECOG-ACRIN research advocates, NCI/NIH employees, representatives from sponsoring or exhibiting organizations, and other invited guests.

Featured Sessions

The following events are perennial highlights of the Group Meeting, so be sure to add them to your schedule. Please note that the dates and times for these sessions differ from those of past meetings.

Robert L. Comis, MD Translational Science Symposium
Tuesday, October 20 | 12:00–2:00 PM
This symposium provides a focused exploration of an area of significant scientific opportunity. The theme for Fall 2026 is Inflammation as a Shared Mechanism Across Diseases.

General Session
Wednesday, October 21 | 9:00–11:00 AM
The General Session will feature a keynote address from Robert J. Gray, PhD, former ECOG-ACRIN Group Statistician for Therapeutic Studies. In addition, there will be recognition of research leadership and excellence, as well as discussions on high-priority issues in cancer research and previews of presentations slated for upcoming national meetings.

Fall 2025 Group Meeting Reception at
Reading Terminal Market

Reception at Reading Terminal Market
Wednesday, October 21 | 7:30–9:30 PM
One of Philadelphia's most iconic destinations, Reading Terminal Market (a short walk from the hotel) is among the oldest and largest enclosed public markets in the United States. Join colleagues for an evening of networking, conversation, and local flavor in this historic setting. Against the backdrop of the nation's 250th anniversary, Philadelphia provides a fitting venue for discussions about innovation, progress, and the future of cancer research.

Training and Education for Clinical Research Professionals

ECOG-ACRIN is pleased to offer a variety of sessions and educational opportunities designed specifically for clinical research staff. A curated list of sessions for non-investigator clinical research professionals is available on the Group Meeting website.

When registering, be sure to select the Clinical Research Professionals Track bundle to automatically add these sessions to your schedule.

We Look Forward to Seeing You in Philadelphia

The Fall 2026 Group Meeting promises an engaging program of scientific discussion, professional development, and collaborative opportunities. We encourage you to review the schedule, register if you have not already done so, and finalize your session selections. We look forward to bringing the ECOG-ACRIN community together this October in Philadelphia.

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