Conference Review: Making it Personal 2018
Early in November 2018 the EACR hosted the 3rd edition of Making it Personal: Cancer Precision Medicine in the picturesque Italian town of Bergamo, our...
Retraction Watch launches public retraction database
You've probably heard of Retraction Watch, the influential research integrity blog that reports on the retraction of scientific papers, aiming to increase transparency in...
Conference Review: Mechanisms to Therapies 2018
October 2018 saw the EACR host a EACR Conferences meeting in the beautiful Spanish city of Bilbao for the very first time. The Euskalduna...
£30 million funding collaboration by leading European cancer charities
‘Team science’ across Europe gets £30 million support
Accelerator Award: Key information
Open to: Senior researchers at centres in the UK, Italy and Spain
Research area: Translational research
Next deadline: 10 January...
cOAlition S: the tipping point for European Open Access?
We all know that many funding organisations are committed to Open Access publishing. But could a new coalition, cOAlition S, finally make it a reality?
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Interactive Cancer Risk Matrix: a masterclass in effective data presentation
The study of what causes and prevents cancer can be a complex minefield of conflicting research, interpretation and opinion. There are countless lifestyle and...
‘Scooped’ research welcome at PLOS Biology
Have you ever been ready to publish your exciting, potentially groundbreaking new piece of research based on many months of hard work - only...
Say @helloeacr and join us on Instagram
Share your EACR photos using #EACR or tag us @helloeacr. You can also help us celebrate our 50th Anniversary in 2018 by sharing your...
News Summary: CancerSEEK blood test, immune system vs. CRISPR
CancerSEEK blood test detects 8 common cancers
A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University have trialled a blood test, CancerSEEK, that could identify non-metastastic cancers in the...
Is there a place for ‘Kindness in Science’?
Scientists in New Zealand hope to kick-start a movement that will offer a kinder, gentler and more inclusive scientific culture.
The Kindness in Science movement intends...
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“I acquired valuable knowledge and techniques that have greatly benefited my...
Chiara Marchioro is a PhD student at the Istituto di Ricerca Pediatrica Città della Speranza, University of Padua in Italy who received an EACR...
