The F-word, or how to fight fires in the research literature
At home, I am constantly fighting the F-word. Channelling my mother, I find myself saying things like ‘don’t use that word’, ‘not here’, ‘not in this house’. As you can probably gather,...
At home, I am constantly fighting the F-word. Channelling my mother, I find myself saying things like ‘don’t use that word’, ‘not here’, ‘not in this house’. As you can probably gather,...
The cancer research community is reacting and adapting to the restrictions placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’ve asked EACR members to contribute articles and advice on the theme of ‘How to be...
The EACR is launching a programme of virtual events to bring researchers together. We'd like to thank all of the EACR Ambassadors who volunteered to help us test this by attending our...
The cancer research community is reacting and adapting to the restrictions placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’ve asked EACR members to contribute articles and advice on the theme of ‘How to be...
Back in mid-February, 125 people from 29 countries met in Bergamo, Italy for the 5th edition of A Matter of Life or Death: Mechanisms, Models and Therapeutic Opportunities. 98.9% of participants said...
A while ago, back when I was still a PhD student and over here in the UK, Brexit dominated the news (and in hindsight that was only moderately upsetting), I shared a...
The European Association for Cancer Research joins with the European Academy of Cancer Sciences in noting with dismay the recent negative publicity about the European Research Council in the light of the...
The cancer research community is reacting and adapting to the restrictions placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’ve asked EACR members to contribute articles and advice on the theme of ‘How to be...
The cancer research community is reacting and adapting to the restrictions placed on us by the COVID-19 outbreak. We’ve asked EACR members to contribute articles and advice on the theme of ‘How...