Curiosity killed the cat - so the saying goes. But like many scientists, I prefer the extended version: "Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back." It captures how curiosity, though...
The EACR's 'Highlights in Cancer Research' is a regular summary of the most interesting and impactful recent papers in cancer research, curated by the Board of the European Association for Cancer Research...
In this episode of the Cancer Researcher Podcast we interview Matheus Diaz about his research in Rene Bernards' lab on a ‘paradoxical’ approach to cancer treatment involving the activation of oncogenic signaling....
At our recent EACR-Boehringer Ingelheim virtual conference, Drugging and Regulating the MAP Kinase Pathway, we enjoyed a jam-packed programme of diverse sessions from a range of experts, including Piro Lito (MSKCC, US)...
Magdalena Sznurkowska and Irene Casanova Salas are the 2024 recipients of EACR-AstraZeneca Postdoctoral Fellowships, funding that is awarded for a period of up to three years to support excellent postdoctoral researchers in...
There are two wolves inside me: one driven by impact, determined to cure cancer, and another driven by curiosity, wanting to understand how things work. After three years as a full-time researcher,...
10 March 2025 The European Association for Cancer Research (EACR) recognises the profound challenges our friends and colleagues in the United States are facing due to disruptions to their research funding and infrastructure....
Alejandro Collado Solé is a PhD student at CNIO in Spain who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at INSERM in France between September and December 2024. The EACR,...
“No need to chart a course at the outset, they said, but rather follow the tune and delight in the journey. It was bound to lead somewhere great…” – Pamela Ryckman (Candace...
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