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ISCAM stands for International Society for Cancer Metabolism, a society for scientists engaged in acidity, proton dynamics, metabolism and microenvironment in cancer research.

 

The mission of ISCaM (ex ISPDC, International Society for Proton Dynamics in Cancer) is to improve communication and to foster collaborative activities and research programs between European and non European scientists engaged in acidity, proton dynamics, metabolism and microenvironment in cancer research.

What we do

Networks, collaborations and meetings

Our goal is to Improve communication and collaborative activities between European and non European scientists engaged in acidity, proton dynamics, metabolism and microenvironment in cancer research. 

Promoting our approach to cancer therapy in the scientific community, social community, Funding Agencies, Governments, and stimulate translation into clinical applications.

ISCaM President

Pawel Swietach

Professor of Physiology at Oxford University.
His laboratory at the Department of Physiology, Anatomy and Genetics investigates signalling by small molecules in the heart and in cancer, with a particular focus on hydrogen ions, which determine pH. His research focus on the understanding of the mechanisms by which cells handle their acidic products and how, in turn, acid/base chemistry affects biology.

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