Irish Association for Cancer Research (IACR) The Irish Association for Cancer Research (IACR) is an All-Ireland (Republic and Northern Ireland) non-profit organisation for cancer researchers across all disciplines. Our aim is to...
Barbara Guinn is an EACR member who recently shared a success story that was made possible thanks to the resources she receives with her EACR membership. Barbara, alongside Kelly Grayson and Alice...
Rhianna Blyth is a PhD student at the Centre for Cancer Immunology, University of Southampton in the UK who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at IPBS-Toulouse in France...
Alex Mur Espinosa is a PhD student at the Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology in Spain who received an EACR Travel Fellowship to visit and work at the Icahn School of Medicine...
Researchers attend conferences, courses and workshops to build their knowledge, gain new skills and share their findings, but obtaining funding to attend events can be very difficult, especially for researchers based in...
Tune in to this episode for a journey through the unexpected. In this episode we unravel the magic of curiosity-driven research in revolutionising cancer breakthroughs. This episode is part of our campaign...
We met in Berlin, Germany for our sold-out conference 'Goodbye Flat Biology: Next Generation Cancer Models' in October 2023. The event was praised for its high scientific quality, excellent networking opportunities and...
The journey of a scientist is often defined by the transitions they make, and mine has been no exception. In the world of research, transitions are not just scientific leaps; they are...
In the ever-changing pursuit to challenge, evolve and understand the complexities of this gigantic universe, Newton’s law of motion largely remains true. If we are in motion, we tend to stay in...
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