FREE WEBINAR: Streamlining Tumour Interpretation with the Cancer Genome Interpreter (CGI)

Virtual Event, Worldwide

9 April 2026

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FREE OPEN ACCESS WEBINAR

Streamlining Tumour Interpretation with the Cancer Genome Interpreter (CGI)

Thursday 09 April 2026, 14:00 – 15:30 CET 

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Experience the next generation of genomic analysis with the Cancer Genome Interpreter (CGI). Developed by the CGI-Clinics project through a co-creation process with over 10 European hospitals, this advanced clinical decision support platform leverages state-of-the-art machine learning to transform complex genomic data into actionable clinical insights. 

Who should attend?

• Clinical molecular biologists and pathologists
• Oncologists in precision medicine and phase I clinical trials
• Researchers in precision oncology and cancer genomics
• Bioinformaticians in clinical oncology labs

What you will learn: 

• The science behind CGI: Understand the Automatic Learning Platform and the data-driven methods used in CGI for mutation interpretation. 
• The new CGI platform: Explore the new CGI tool, including enhanced Interpretation, Clinical Reporting, and the virtual Molecular Tumour Boards (vMTB). 
• Clinical impact in practice: Discover a real-world use case of CGI implementation at the Centre Léon Bérard (Lyon).  
• How to join the community: Learn how to participate actively in the CGI-Clinics community and benefit from using CGI in your center. 
• Discover the CGI-500Genomes call: Learn about this competitive call to sequence and mobilise controlled-access genomic data for cancer research. 

Presentations from: 

• Dr. Nuria López-Bigas (CGI-Clinics Project Coordinator, IRB Barcelona, Spain) 
• Dr. Santiago Demajo (CGI-Clinics Scientific Coordinator, IRB Barcelona, Spain) 
• Dr. Loic Verlingue (Oncologist and Cancer Researcher, Centre Léon Bérard, Lyon, France) 

The presentations will be followed by an interactive Q&A session. 

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The webinar is open to all and you do not have to be an EACR member to attend.

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