Tag: The Cancer Researcher-EACR Science Communication Prize 2021
Just a little optimisation
by Sean Patmore
About the author:
My name is Sean Patmore I am a fourth year PhD student from RCSI, working in the Irish centre of...
Show her where she’s needed
by Caitrín Crudden
Remember those childhood summers that seemed to go on for eternity? The memories of which are tinged in yellow, blurry and warm?
The...
Overcoming Adversity
by Amila Suraweera
The saying “publish or perish” resonates with every scientist. Publishing is our bread and butter and without it, our research careers cannot...
Transition of a Cancer Patient into a Cancer Survivor and Researcher!
by Cemre Ucaryilmaz
“When you have cancer and are treated with chemotherapy, it basically kills your body. But if you succeed at waking up the next morning...
Rising Through Dark Times
by Anurag Srivastava
"I want to quit everything and go back to India", I said to my PI one afternoon in May. The devastating second...
The Longest Two Minutes of my Scientific Career
by Daniel Jacobson
My science success story came tumbling down at around 6pm in early January 2020.
As a 24-year-old, second-year PhD student, I hesitate to...
Presenting at Parliament
by Fiona Malcomson
Politicians are not my usual audience and the House of Commons is not my usual auditorium. I normally present at scientific meetings,...
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Guillermo de la Vega Barranco’s EACR Travel Fellowship experience
Guillermo de la Vega Barranco is a PhD student at the Spanish National Cancer Research Center (CNIO), Spain who received an EACR Travel Fellowship...
