Between April 5 – 10, the AACR Annual Meeting 2024 will welcome leading cancer scientists from all over the world to the San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, California. We are thrilled to announce the AACR grantees selected to...
We are extremely proud of our past and present grantees who presented and published their findings this past year. Their accomplishments have been made possible through the support of the AACR and its funding partners.
Please join us for an interactive session taking place Monday, April 17th, at the AACR Annual Meeting 2023. The Meet the Research Grant Reviewers session, will give you an opportunity to ask AACR grant reviewers, Dr. DeGregori and Dr. Iacobuzio-Donahue, any questions you may have. We offer you a sneak peak of what you can learn from attending the session here!
Between April 14 – 19, the 2023 AACR Annual Meeting will welcome the best cancer scientists from all over the world to the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida. We are excited to announce the AACR grantees selected to present their work in oral and poster presentations. We are extremely proud and excited to hear of the progress they have made with support from the AACR and its funding partners!
Insights from AACR grant recipients reveal how the AACR Cancer Health Disparities Conference is more than just a transfer of information by serving as a backdrop for conversations among individuals minority and non-minority alike, bound by a singular commitment to provide cancer cures for all.
Participating at the biggest cancer meeting in the world from the comforts of your lab desk or your home has its perks. Yet, the 2022 AACR Annual Meeting proved that meeting colleagues face to face or hearing impactful talks...
We are extremely proud of our past and present AACR grantees who have been selected to present their work via oral and poster presentations. We invite you to attend their talks and visit their posters to hear of the progress they have made with support, at least in part, from AACR and its funding partners.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the world, conferences and meetings worldwide are being canceled or moved to virtual mode. This loss of in-person interactions has significantly reduced the number of opportunities for researchers to share ideas, present research, learn career advancement skills, and establish connections with peers, colleagues, and potential collaborators.
Pancreatic cancer is forecasted to become the 2nd deadliest cancer in the United States by 2030. The AACR, in partnership with the Lustgarten Foundation and Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN), brought together top scientists in the AACR Special Conference...