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The International Society for Cutaneous Lymphomas (ISCL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1992.

It is a global organization & comprised of physicians, scientists, and allied healthcare professionals involved in cutaneous lymphomas. The International Society for Cutaneous Lymphomas (ISCL) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1992 at the World Congress of Dermatology in New York.

08/02/2026

We were thrilled to host 56 poster presentations at this year's conference symposium. From novel therapeutic approaches to patient-centered outcomes, the dedication and innovation shared by researchers and clinicians from around the world continue to push our field forward. Thank you to all our presenters and attendees for making this session a highlight of the event!

08/01/2026

A successful conference takes a dedicated community, and we could not have done it without the generous support of our incredible sponsors. Because of your commitment to advancing cutaneous lymphoma research, education, and patient advocacy, we were able to bring together global leaders, foster meaningful collaborations, and share game-changing insights. To each of our sponsor organizations: thank you for standing with us and supporting our mission every step of the way!

07/31/2026

What a fantastic start to our conference! Our Welcome Reception brought together clinicians, researchers, advocates, and community members under one roof to reconnect with old friends and forge new partnerships.

07/16/2026

Looking back at ... we close this series with heartfelt gratitude to the incredible individuals whose dedication made the congress such a success.

Thank you to our Co-Chairs, Dr. Ivan Litvinov and Dr. Julia Scarisbrick, for their outstanding leadership in organizing and guiding this exceptional meeting.

Thank you to Simply Eventful Management for their expert planning and coordination behind the scenes.

Thank you to Mrs. Victoria Ceh, CEO of ISCL, for her continued leadership and commitment to the Society and its mission.

And Thank you to Dr. Miranda Branyiczky and the promotions team for leading our social media and member engagement efforts, helping connect our global community throughout the congress.

Finally, thank you to every speaker, attendee, sponsor, volunteer, and member who made a truly memorable and inspiring event. We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting.

07/13/2026

Looking back at ... we want to recognize the organizations whose generous support helped make this congress possible.

Thank you to our sponsors for partnering with the International Society for Cutaneous Lymphomas and supporting scientific education, collaboration, and innovation in the field of cutaneous lymphoma.

Your commitment plays an important role in bringing together the global community dedicated to improving patient care and advancing research.

Thank you for your partnership and support.

07/11/2026

Looking back at ... some of the most meaningful moments happened between the sessions.

Whether during poster sessions, coffee breaks, discussions, or social events, attendees created lasting memories while sharing knowledge and experiences with colleagues from around the world. From reconnecting with colleagues to meeting new collaborators, the congress provided countless opportunities to build relationships, exchange ideas, and strengthen our global cutaneous lymphoma community.

Thank you to everyone who helped make the congress such a welcoming and engaging event. We loved capturing these moments and are excited to share more highlights from the meeting.

07/10/2026

Looking back at ... our keynote lectures sparked engaging discussions and showcased the scientific advances shaping the future of cutaneous lymphoma research and patient care.

We were honored to hear from Dr. Thomas S. Kupper and Dr. Jason Hipp, whose presentations explored groundbreaking discoveries, emerging technologies, and new perspectives across the field.

Dr. Kupper took attendees on a remarkable journey through "40 Years of Research on Skin Immunity", tracing the evolution of our understanding from the discovery of the T cell receptor molecular structure to today's targeted systemic therapies and biologic treatments that are transforming patient care.

Dr. Hipp highlighted the growing role of artificial intelligence and emerging pattern recognition technologies in pathology, demonstrating how these tools have the potential to assist pathologists, uncover novel biomarkers, identify new therapeutic targets, and ultimately improve the diagnosis and treatment of cutaneous T cell lymphoma.

In addition to their inspiring keynote lectures, ISCL was proud to recognize their exceptional contributions to the field. Dr. Thomas S. Kupper received the Herschel S. Zackheim Lectureship Award, and Dr. Hipp was also honored for his significant impact on advancing cutaneous lymphoma research and care.

Thank you to both speakers for sharing your expertise, vision, and leadership with the global community.

07/07/2026

Looking back at ... it all began with a warm welcome from our Co-Chairs, Dr. Julia Scarisbrick and Dr. Ivan Litvinov, who officially opened the 6th World Congress of Cutaneous Lymphomas.

Their leadership helped bring together clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals from around the world for several days of scientific exchange, collaboration, and meaningful discussion dedicated to advancing the field of cutaneous lymphoma.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make an unforgettable meeting.

06/24/2026

We are 24 hours away from the start of 6WCCL!

We're excited to welcome attendees to Montréal for the 6th World Congress of Cutaneous Lymphomas.

📍 Venue: Le Westin Montréal
📅 Registration Desk opens tomorrow at 6:30 am
🎓 Educational sessions, posters, exhibits, networking opportunities, and accredited symposia begin this week.

If you're travelling into Montréal, please note that airport construction may cause delays for Uber pickups. Taxi, public transit (747 YUL Express), and sedan services are recommended alternatives.

Be sure to have your name badge with you at all times for access to sessions and exhibits.

Safe travels to everyone joining us, and we'll see you soon at !

06/23/2026

Spotlight on Dr. Marcia Matos Silva, MD, PhD

Dr. Marcia Matos Silva, MD, PhD is a highly accomplished dermatologist with extensive expertise in onco-dermatology, advanced phototherapies, and complex cutaneous manifestations. She earned her medical degree from the Souza Marques Technical Educational Foundation in 1987, later completing both a Master’s degree (1998) and a PhD (2003) in Dermatology at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ).

🏥 Affiliation: Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) and the National Cancer Institute (INCA), Brazil

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675 Tollgate Road , Suite G
South Elgin, IL
60123

Telephone

630-578-3991

Website

http://cutaneouslymphoma.org/

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