Fellows
(Those who will complete their fellowships after July 30, 2026)
The Workshop faculty will select approximately 75 clinical fellows from any oncology subspecialty or radiology who have made outstanding progress in their medical training, who have displayed an interest and competence in clinical cancer research, and who come from a diverse group of training institutions and personal backgrounds.
The 75 fellows selected will be required to pay a $2,500 registration fee to offset some of the costs of the Workshop. This fee covers most of the meals during the Workshop, but fellows will be responsible for their own travel (air and ground) and hotel accommodations at The Hythe. Fellows must stay at the Workshop hotel for the nights of July 26-31 (inclusive) and will be provided with a roster of those selected to share a room if desired.
Junior Faculty
(Those who have completed their fellowships between April 30, 2020 and July 26, 2026)
The Workshop faculty will also select approximately 25 junior faculty – i.e., clinical researchers in training who have already embarked on academic careers; who hold an appointment at the level of Assistant Professor, Instructor, or Lecturer; and who completed their fellowships after April 30, 2020.
The 25 junior faculty selected will be required to pay a $2,900 registration fee to offset some of the costs of the Workshop. This fee covers most of the meals during the Workshop, but fellows will be responsible for their own travel (air and ground) and hotel accommodations at The Hythe. Junior faculty students must stay at the Workshop hotel for the nights of July 26-31 (inclusive) and will be provided with a roster of those selected to share a room if desired.
Workshop Site
The 2026 AACR/ASCO Methods in Clinical Cancer Research Workshop will take place at The Hythe in Vail, Colorado. All participants must stay at The Hythe.
Accommodations
All Workshop participants are required to stay at The Hythe for the nights of July 26-31, inclusive. Complimentary breakfast and lunch will be provided throughout the Workshop, in addition to the complimentary group dinners on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday night, and a banquet with dancing on Friday night. The group dinner on Friday is the only Workshop event open to families and guests.
Single occupancy room or to share the room with a non-workshop participant (i.e., your family member or partner), are limited in number and are assigned on a first come, first served basis. The per night room cost for Workshop attendees is $269 per night (COST SUBJECT TO CHANGE). This per night cost is for either a single occupancy room or to share your room with a non-workshop participant (i.e., your family member or partner).
For those interested in sharing a hotel room, a list of the names of those accepted for the Workshop will be made available to accepted applicants so that you may contact friends/colleagues to coordinate room sharing.
- If you elect to share a room with a friend/colleague, please request a room with that person in the designated section of your registration and housing form.
- If you would like to share a room and are not requesting to be paired with a friend/colleague, you may request to receive a Workshop assigned roommate.
- Any Workshop assigned room sharing will be made between attendees of the same preferred gender group.
- The Workshop makes every effort to honor room sharing requests. However, shared room assignments are dependent on the number and type of requests.