by Rosanna Jackson It hasn’t worked. A sinking in your stomach confirms just how disappointed you are. Just how much you wanted this experiment to work. Imposter syndrome starts to creep in. No...
by Lydia Dyck Animal work is a big part of cancer research. Many researchers are using animal models to figure out how cancer develops and how to cure it. But before doing...
EACR Travel Fellowships are co-sponsored by Worldwide Cancer Research and provide funds up to €3,000 to early-career cancer researchers. For more information on how to apply for Travel Fellowships, you can visit...
by Mark A. Rubin1,2 1 Department for BioMedical Research, University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland, 2 Weill Cornell Medical Collage, New York, USA Name and circumstances have been changed to protect privacy. Mira...
by Venu Thatikonda I generate a number of beautiful figures in a day and look at them like a mother looks at her newborn baby. Every day at 9am, I enter the...
A letter from Professor Alberto Bardelli, President of the European Association for Cancer Research Dear EACR members, I took up Presidency of the European Association for Cancer Research at the EACR25 Congress...
by Irina Pavlenko I am a molecular biologist and work in a big regional pathology lab with more than 1500 tests performed each month. These include immonohistochemical tests, PCR, ISH etc. I was...
by Bethan Rogoyski The book Life of Pi describes the odyssey of a young man and his tiger trying to get home after capsizing at sea. Perhaps the parallels between this and the...
EACR Travel Fellowships are co-sponsored by Worldwide Cancer Research and provide funds up to €3,000 to early-career cancer researchers. For more information on how to apply for Travel Fellowships, you can visit...
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