Tag: EACR Congress
“Our grandmothers would be so proud”: unexpected family reunion at the...
At the EACR 2024 Congress in Rotterdam, a chance encounter turned into a heartwarming family reunion for two researchers who had not seen each...
EACR 2024 Annual Congress in review: “Interacting with some of the...
We were delighted to welcome the cancer research community to Rotterdam, Netherlands for the EACR Annual Congress 2024: Innovative Cancer Science between 10 -...
EACR 2023 Annual Congress in review: “world-class speakers discussing the most...
We were delighted to welcome the cancer research community to Torino, Italy for the EACR Annual Congress 2023: Innovative Cancer Science between 12 -...
EACR 2022 Congress: A Participant’s View
In June 2022 we met face-to-face in sunny Seville as the EACR Congress returned to the in-person format. We enjoyed four days of fantastic...
EACR 2022 Congress in review: “the top meeting in Europe with...
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...
EACR 2021 Virtual Congress: A Participant’s View
At the beginning of June 2021, the EACR hosted its second Virtual Congress with 4 days of high quality speaker talks, an online Poster...
EACR Virtual Congress 2021: “A fabulous opportunity to learn from top...
The highly anticipated EACR Congress for 2021 was hosted virtually for the second year in a row. The four-day festival, from 09-12 June 2021,...
In the Spotlight at the EACR Virtual Congress
This article first featured here on the Neuroblastoma blog, which features regular articles about Olga Piskareva's lab group and their activities. By visiting Catherine's...
VIDEO: Why are papers rejected? How can you become a peer-reviewer?...
At the Virtual EACR Congress in June, we gathered senior editors from top cancer research journals for an insightful discussion about scientific publication.
Professors Alberto...
Love and fear in the lab: watch the EACR25 Opening Lecture...
When Uri Alon got stuck during his PhD, he felt unworthy of being called a scientist because he was never taught that scientists can...
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Gujarati, Academic, Woman: Navigating different cultures and identities
By Diviya Gorsia
I count myself incredibly privileged to have had the support and insistence of my parents in educating their own only daughter as...
