Imagine a teeny-tiny cell living peacefully in some organ alongside its clone-sisters. Now, picture it suddenly, somehow, acquiring superpowers: it is now able to grow faster, change shape, and even travel long...
Ana Añazco Guenkova is a PhD student at the Centro de Investigación del Cáncer in Spain who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at the CRUK Scotland Institute in...
This summer, we invited cancer researchers at all levels to write a blog post for the fourth EACR Science Communication Prize around the theme 'Keep Research Curious', highlighting the multifaceted nature of...
Click above to watch. Please note: the audio quality is occasionally poor due to the internet connection of the speaker. "high-quality, up-to-date content on cancer research, presented by leading experts" - feedback...
Dr Jessica Chitty and Dr Thomas Cox generated and validated a novel selective and irreversible pan-lysyl oxidase inhibitor: PXS-5505. Their experiments in a series of pre-clinical models show that by acting on...
The EU-funded project EuCanImage, in which the EACR is a partner, just launched a large-scale study to perform a direct analysis of the impact of the annotator differences on AI training. EuCanImage...
Last year we awarded 13 EACR Researcher Development Grants to help EACR members based in countries with a low- or middle-income economy who need financial assistance to attend a workshop, course or...
Fabio Alfieri is a PhD student at the European Institute of Oncology in Italy who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at the New York University Langone Health in...
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to pursue a career in scientific management? What would a regular workday look like? What skills are valued in this sector and what...
© 2025 EACR
