I was watching as my dad received an hematopoietic stem cell transplant to treat his disease, an aggressive blood cancer called acute myeloid leukemia, while my mind was switching between anxiety, worry...
Research is serious business - except when it's not! While most people imagine scientists wearing white lab coats and peering into microscopes with stern expressions, the truth is, research is often an...
Katie Begg has been announced as the second recipient of an EACR-Molecular Oncology Editorial Fellowship, funding that is awarded to enable a talented cancer researcher to gain knowledge and experience of scientific...
As a child, I was the one who never stopped asking questions. "Why is the grass green?" "Why is the moon sometimes out during the day?" My mother patiently did her best...
We are pleased to announce that Marta Kovatcheva has been selected as the recipient of the 2025 EACR-Mark Foundation-Pezcoller Foundation Rising Star Award. Established in 2023, this prestigious award recognises one outstanding...
In 2024, we supported 34 EACR members to attend two online training workshops funded by the EACR and facilitated by EMBO. In this article, participants from the 'Laboratory Leadership' workshop share how...
We met in Lyon, France for our the EACR Conference: Liquid Biopsies between 12 and 14 November 2024. The event was praised for its comprehensive overview of the liquid biopsies topic, covering...
In the context of healthcare, translating knowledge generated through research into clinical applications is essential. Knowledge translation (KT) encompasses a collection of strategies, including synthesis, dissemination, and implementation, all aimed at ensuring...
If there is a universal virtue that researchers need to have, then it is this one: persistence. Probably because failure is very present in a researcher’s life. Then, what is it that...
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