Goodbye Flat Biology 2019: “Walking out of Goodbye Flat Biology I felt motivated and...
178 participants from 29 countries met at Harnack House in Berlin, Germany for the 4th EACR Goodbye Flat Biology Conference - Advancing 3D-based Models...
Seed and Soil 2019: “An amazing meeting with high quality speakers”
Participants from 36 countries from as far as Brazil, Australia, Malaysia and South Korea gathered in Berlin, Germany for the 2nd joint EACR-MRS Conference...
Nanotechnology in Cancer 2019: “A wonderful platform to learn”
99 participants from 25 countries attended the EACR Conference on Nanotechnology in Cancer: Engineering for Oncology, at Churchill College, Cambridge, UK from 12-14 September...
Cancer Genomics 2019: Mel Clyne’s Scientific Review
by Mel Clyne, Chief Editor of Nature Protocols
About a month ago, I attended the EACR Cancer Genomics 2019 meeting. The quality of the talks and...
670 and Counting: the Scientist Tackling Gender Bias on Wikipedia
According to the Women in Red, "a gender-gap bridging project on Wikipedia", there are 1.5 million English biographies on Wikipedia. Less than 20% of...
4th EACR Conference on Cancer Genomics: “An outstanding cancer genomics conference!”
250 participants from 41 countries met at Churchill College, Cambridge, UK from 23-26 June 2019 for the 4th EACR Conference on Cancer Genomics.
Cancer Genomics...
EACR-ESMO Joint Conference on Liquid Biopsies: “a much needed conference in the area of...
268 participants from 39 countries gathered in Bergamo, Italy from 15-17 May 2019 for the first EACR-ESMO Joint Conference on Liquid Biopsies, 2019, which...
Tracking Cancer 2019: A Participant’s View
On 4-6 February 2019, the EACR held its first conference on Tracking Cancer in the famous CosmaCaixa science museum in Barcelona.
100% of the participants...
Reporting back from Defence is the Best Attack: Immuno-Oncology Breakthroughs
180 participants from 28 countries gathered in Barcelona from 11-13 March 2019 for the second EACR Conference Defence is the Best Attack: Immuno-Oncology Breakthroughs,...
Conference Review: Tracking Cancer 2019
Tracking Cancer: Detection and Monitoring, from Diagnosis to Therapy, took place in one of Europe's most famous science museums - CosmoCaixa in Barcelona. 131...
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“The research trip taught me to think bigger”: Gils Roex’s EACR...
Gils Roex is a PhD student at the University of Antwerp, Belgium who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at a...