Conference: 50th FEBS Congress
Attending the 50th FEBS Congress in Maastricht was an invaluable experience for my scientific and professional development. I had the opportunity to present my poster entitled “IL-6-induced STAT3 binding regulates MIR100HG transcription in hepatocellular carcinoma cells” during the Cancer – Basic Research poster session.
Presenting my work allowed me to discuss my research with scientists from different countries, receive valuable feedback and establish new professional contacts. I also attended several inspiring scientific sessions covering cancer biology, gene regulation and molecular mechanisms of disease, which broadened my perspective and provided new ideas for my future research. I am grateful to the COST Action for supporting my participation and enabling me to engage with the international scientific community
