Mayo Clinic Shares Radiation Oncology Research at ASTRO 2026
Mayo Clinic researchers are set to present 45 abstracts and participate in numerous sessions at the 2026 ASTRO Annual Meeting in Boston. Topics include advancements in radiation therapy, the integration of AI in healthcare, and clinical outcomes for Ewing sarcoma.
Why it matters
The research presented at ASTRO influences global standards for cancer treatment and the integration of emerging technologies like AI into clinical oncology.
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Mayo Clinic researchers will present findings on emerging technologies, precision treatments and new radiation therapy techniques at the 2026 American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) Annual Meeting , Sept. 26 - 30 in Boston.
Mayo Clinic experts will participate in nearly 65 poster, education, quick-pitch, scientific, oral, plenary and presidential sessions and present 45 abstracts. Their presentations will cover topics ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced technologies in radiation therapy to clinical outcomes of precision treatments and novel techniques.
Presidential Symposium : Data to Dialogue: Communicating Radiotherapy's Value to Advance Care - Session II: Challenges and Opportunities in Scientific Knowledge Creation and Dissemination
Presentation time: Sunday, Sept. 27, 9:49 - 9:53 a.m. EDT
Description: This session will explore how today's science and healthcare information will be disseminated tomorrow, and look at the roles of journals, websites, online platforms and AI-powered content.
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