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WATCH NOW: Alberto Bardelli on ‘Inactivation of DNA repair and high dose Vitamin C boost cancer immunotherapy’ plus Q&A on ‘Being a researcher in the time of COVID-19’

April 29, 2020

The EACR is launching a programme of virtual events to bring researchers together. We’d like to thank all of the EACR Ambassadors who volunteered to help us test this by attending our first event: a virtual ‘Meet the Expert’ session with EACR President, Alberto Bardelli. It was a great interactive session with lots of discussion and questions from researchers in 10 different countries.

The recording of this webinar is now available for anyone to view for free! Click in the player above to view it.

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Format of the webinar recording:

  • 20 minute presentation on Alberto Bardelli’s current research at the Department of Oncology, University of Torino and Candiolo Cancer Institute: Inactivation of DNA repair and high dose Vitamin C boost cancer immunotherapy
  • Q&A and discussion on ‘Being a researcher in the time of COVID-19’

How to be a cancer researcher in the time of coronavirus: Click here to read articles from researchers in lockdown

 

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