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### TITLE: [Translational Control - From Cells to Organisms](https://fusion-conferences.com/conference/213?tab=synopsis)


DATES: 22 May - 25 May 2027
LOCATION: Durrës, Albania

CHAIRED BY: **Maria Barna** (Stanford University), **Davide Ruggero** (University of California at San Francisco) , **Poul Sorensen** (University of British Columbia), **Anne Willis** (University of Cambridge).

SYNOPSIS:

This meeting will bring together investigators studying translational control across scales - from molecular mechanisms within cells to tissue-level physiology, cancer biology, therapeutic intervention, and organismal adaptation. The goal is to define how regulation at the level of mRNA translation shapes cell identity, developmental transitions, stress responses, disease states, and organismal fitness. A central focus will be how cells selectively remodel translation in response to changing environments. 

A major objective will be to connect fundamental mechanisms of translational control to therapeutic opportunities. Because translational regulation can determine which proteins are made, when, where, and in what cellular state, it offers a powerful but still underdeveloped entry point for intervention. The meeting will explore how targeting translation initiation, elongation, ribosome function, RNA regulatory elements, stress-response pathways, and specialized translational programs could open new therapeutic strategies for cancer and other diseases. 



This meeting will bring together investigators studying translational control across scales - from molecular mechanisms within cells to tissue-level physiology, cancer biology, therapeutic intervention, and organismal adaptation. The goal is to define how regulation at the level of mRNA translation shapes cell identity, developmental transitions, stress responses, disease states, and organismal fitness. A central focus will be how cells selectively remodel translation in response to changing environments. 

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Translational Control - From Cells to Organisms

 COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation. (www.cost.eu) | The TRANSLACORE Cost Action is bridging disciplines and expertise across Europe in order to advance an emerging field in cancer biology: translational control in cancer. It is providing a unique opportunity to understand this biological process leading to reconsider our view of gene expression control in this disease and deliver novel therapeutic opportunities.

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