The Cancer Researcher

by Samantha Terry I am a new-ish lecturer with a small group of just one postdoc. Together we’re studying the use of radioactivity to image and treat disease, mostly cancer. I have three...

In a tenebrous lab with fluorescing glass slides, I rest my rough head among cultured cell lines. I wait and I wait, while the plume-like projection Gently descends to reach its perfection....

EACR-Worldwide Cancer Research Travel Fellowships provide funds up to €3,000 to early-career cancer researchers. For more information on how to apply for Travel Fellowships, you can visit the EACR website. Name: Lydia Dyck, Postdoctoral...

Want to find out more about the EACR conference on Mechanisms to Therapies: Innovations in Cancer Metabolism? You can read our Conference Review here. Tin Lok Wong, Postdoctoral Fellow Home institution and...

by Caroline Himbert It is that time of year again: the line in front of the research center’s coffee shop seems to be way too long throughout the day, your department is as...

EACR-Worldwide Cancer Research Travel Fellowships provide funds up to €3,000 to early-career cancer researchers. For more information on how to apply for Travel Fellowships, you can visit the EACR website. Name: Maria Chiara De...

You've probably heard of Retraction Watch, the influential research integrity blog that reports on the retraction of scientific papers, aiming to increase transparency in science. The blog was founded in 2010 by...

by Peter Gawne It’s Monday morning, 8:30am, 2nd July. I’m at the Royal Society in London, surrounded by books – some over 100 years old – dressed in a bright banana yellow...

by Tamara Sutus Temovski Impostor phenomenon (IP), impostor syndrome or fraud syndrome is a term coined in 1978 by clinical psychologists Dr. Pauline R. Clance and Suzanne A. Imes. It occurs among...