The Cancer Researcher

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...

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...

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 Cora Olpe Today I would like to discuss one of the wet lab scientist’s biggest mental challenges: The 5-minute incubation. Often encountered during immunohistochemistry or western blotting techniques, those incredibly awkward few...