ICIS Events and Educational Opportunities
From our renowned Annual Conferences to engaging workshops, free webinars, and insightful reflections on past events, we offer a wide range of opportunities for anyone looking to expand their knowledge of oncological imaging.
24th International Cancer Imaging Society Meeting and Annual Teaching Course
24th - 26th September, 2025 7:45 AM
The Hague Conference Centre
In-person
President: Professor Thierry Huisman
Precision diagnostics: Advancing oncological imaging breakthroughs
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On Demand Coverage
ICIS SGCR WIRES 2024 On-Demand
27th - 29th September, 2024 12:00 AM
Shangri-La Hotel Singapore
Online
The theme of ICIS SGCR-WIRES 2024, ‘Illuminating Cancer Care’ focussed on the evolving role of imaging and intervention in modern clinical practice, in an era of breakthroughs in the understanding of carcinogenesis and major developments in cancer treatment and precision medicine. The faculty consisted of ICIS Fellows and local / regional colleagues, all experts in this specialist field, with extensive knowledge and experience of clinical practice and cutting-edge research to share with international colleagues. 1. Click the Registration tab above and sign up to watch the presentations delivered at ICIS 2024 in Singapore! 2. Once registered, please allow us one working day to set up your login credentials. You will be able to login to view ICIS 2024 on www.icis2024.com soon! Please direct any questions to the ICIS Team at [email protected]
Read With The Experts
Read with the Experts - Hepatobiliary: Segment 2
28th August, 2025 4:00 PM
Live via Zoom & Collective Minds
Online
Our Read with the Experts learning series is back for 2025, with six segments focused on hepatobiliary imaging. This is a great opportunity for those who missed it last time! Each segment will include five challenging diagnostic cases, selected by ICIS Fellows, who are global experts in this field. You will be able to preview the full DICOM cases and test your knowledge by answering multiple-choice questions (MCQs) related to each case. Then, during a 45-minute live webinar, the expert will walk through the cases, explaining the correct answers and discussing the main diagnostic points, with time for Q&A. At the end of the series, MCQ answers submitted before each webinar will be reviewed—and the participant achieving the highest overall score will win a prize! Segment 1: 22 May 2025 Segment 2: 28 August 2025 Segment 3: 18 September 2025 Segment 4: 30 October 2025 Segment 5: 27 November 2025 Segment 6: 11 December 2025 FREE for ICIS members and £20 per segment for non-members.
Annual Conference
24th ICIS Meeting and Annual Teaching Course
24th - 26th September, 2025 7:45 AM
The Hague Conference Centre
In-person
This 24th Annual Teaching Course of ICIS will be held in The Hague, The Netherlands. Join a faculty consisting of ICIS Fellows and international colleagues, all experts in this specialist field, with extensive knowledge and experience of clinical practice and cutting-edge research. Stay at the forefront of oncological imaging Network with global experts Gain insights into the latest advancements in cancer diagnostics and AI-driven imaging techniques As a city renowned for its commitment to sustainability, The Hague offers an eco-conscious setting for our annual event, with extensive green spaces, carbon-neutral public transport, and ambitious climate initiatives. Attendees can explore cutting-edge research while experiencing a city that prioritises environmental responsibility, aligning with the healthcare sector’s growing focus on sustainability.
ICISi Masterclass
Rectal Cancer MRI
16th - 17th October, 2025 8:00 AM
Live Masterclass via Zoom
Online
This new online Masterclass in Rectal Cancer MRI will be delivered over two half-day sessions, as a workstation-based teaching course. Designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of rectal MRI, the course will be led by our experienced faculty and focus on practical knowledge that can be directly applied in clinical settings. Topics will include primary staging, restaging, and response assessment of rectal tumours, as well as radiology-pathology correlation and strategies to optimise image quality for improved diagnostic accuracy. The course will also examine the ‘Watch & Wait’ approach, including patient selection criteria and follow-up for this management pathway. Our expert faculty have extensive clinical knowledge and experience, and delegates will benefit from mentored case-based learning, enhanced by direct access to individually review between 35-40 brand new cases, each chosen to illustrate specific learning points. The detailed workbook summarising all the cases, delivered directly to you for use during the course, will provide a valuable resource of information relating to imaging in this complex body region. Participants must have access to two screens for the duration of the course. As this is an interactive course, limited to 24 participants, we ask that you join using a device with a camera to achieve the optimum experience. Please refer to the joining instructions for full details of screen requirements (see the ICIS website for details).
ICISi Masterclass
Head and Neck Cancer Imaging
6th - 7th November, 2025 8:30 AM
Live Masterclass via Zoom
Online
This Masterclass in Head & Neck Cancer Imaging will be delivered online, over two half-days, as a workstation-based teaching course, highlighting the range of tumoural lesions occurring in this complex body region. The relative value of different imaging modalities will be addressed, with examples of atypical appearing lesions demonstrated alongside more typical imaging patterns seen in different subsites. Attention will be paid to pertinent findings that may change patient management, and the role of imaging in patient surveillance after treatment of head and neck cancer will be reviewed. Our expert faculty have extensive clinical knowledge and experience, and delegates will benefit from mentored case-based learning enhanced by direct access to individually review between 35-40 brand new cases, each chosen to illustrate specific learning points. The detailed workbook summarising all the cases, delivered directly to you for use during the course, will provide a valuable resource of information relating to imaging in this complex body region. Participants must have access to two screens for the duration of the course. As this is an interactive course, limited to 24 participants, we ask that you join using a device with a camera to achieve the optimum experience. Please refer to the joining instructions for full details of screen requirements.