Ghosts of waves past
The damage of the pandemic is beyond the realm of what can possibly ever be written or said about it. The physical, mental and psychological impacts of it are felt every day...
The damage of the pandemic is beyond the realm of what can possibly ever be written or said about it. The physical, mental and psychological impacts of it are felt every day...
Andrea Abaurrea is an EACR Travel Fellowship recipient who returned from Netherlands in June 2022. Read her experiences in her report below. The EACR has joined forces with Worldwide Cancer Research to...
Hugo posing next to the SP8 confocal microscope. With COVID-19 putting a stop to travel throughout 2020 and 2021, we're beginning to have have our first Travel Fellows return post-coronavirus. The EACR...
A lot has happened since our last in-person Congress in Amsterdam in 2018. After virtual congresses in 2020 and 2021, finally in 2022 we were able to meet face-to-face in sunny Seville...
The EACR Members’ Science Book Club recently read the book "Why We Sleep: The New Science of Sleep and Dreams" by Matthew Walker. We discussed the book in an informal Zoom meeting,...
"Toto, we’re not in academia anymore…" …this was one of the first sentences I said when I walked into my new office in Boston, USA, just six months ago. I had just...
The EACR is pleased to announce our partnership with CancerTools.org, a non-profit initiative led by Cancer Research UK. We asked the CancerTools.org team to tell us a little more about the project...
The return of our in-person conferences is just around the corner but our January and February conferences showed us virtual is still as popular as ever. Seed and Soil: In Vivo Models...
2022 got off to a flying start with two virtual EACR Conferences coming to your screens in January and February: ‘Seed and Soil: In Vivo Models of Metastasis’ and ‘The Structural Microenvironment:...