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2022 Merkel CELLebration & Dinner

September 13, 2022
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UW Division of Dermatology’s Nghiem Lab, the laboratory of Dr. Paul Nghiem, PhD, Head of the Division of Dermatology, held its annual Merkel CELLebration & Dinner on Monday, Sept. 12, 2022, at the UW Medicine Research Campus in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood. 

This year’s hybrid event gave participants the option to attend in-person or virtually.

Each year the Nghiem Lab hosts the Merkel CELLebration & Dinner to share the latest advances in the treatment of Merkel cell carcinoma (MCC), a rare and lethal form of skin cancer, and to connect with the lab’s extensive community of patients and their families, physicians, pharmaceutical partners, and scientific experts. This year’s event welcomed around 120 in-person attendees, and around 75 virtual attendees.  

The program included musical performances (including a violin duet by Dr. Nghiem and his son), engaging patient stories discussing their experiences with MCC, and a presentation of new research and clinical developments. Attendees also had the opportunity to take a tour the Nghiem Lab, guided by members of the lab’s research team.

Thank you to all who attended this year’s Merkel CELLebration & Dinner! We are honored to be a partner as we come together to fight this disease. Special thank you to the entire Nghiem Lab Research Team for their help planning and organizing this year’s event.

Click here the watch the 2022 Merkel CELLebration presentation on YouTube.

Visit pnlab.org to learn more about the Nghiem Lab’s latest research.

Visit merkelcell.org to learn more about Merkel cell carcinoma including support and resources.


Highlights from the 2022 Merkel CELLebration & Dinner 

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Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team give attendees a tour of lab and discuss thier ongoing research projects.
Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team give attendees a tour of lab and discuss their ongoing research projects. 
Top: Nghiem Lab Researchers discuss their research poster presentations with attendees. Bottom: Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team who helped organize this year's event.
Top: Nghiem Lab Researchers discuss their research poster presentations with attendees. Bottom: Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team who helped organize this year's event. 
Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team.
Members of the Nghiem Lab Research Team. 

 

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