Registration for the 2021 Canadian Cancer Research Conference is Now Open
Registration is now open for the 2021 Canadian Cancer Research Conference.
This year, the sixth biennial Canadian Cancer Research Conference (CCRC) will be a fully virtual, online experience taking place from November 8 to 11, 2021. The four half-day virtual event will bring together the Canadian cancer research community for an agenda spanning the research spectrum. The conference will be an ideal opportunity for researchers, trainees, clinicians, decision-makers and patients to hear the latest developments in Canadian cancer research, and network across research disciplines.
Moving to a fully virtual, online experience in an effort to keep our community as safe and healthy as possible throughout the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the conference will feature multiple keynote sessions, lightning presentation sessions, panel discussions, poster exhibitions, innovative networking opportunities and professional development sessions.
Take advantage of Early Bird Registration by registering before October 8th and save!
Register now and join us on November 8 to 11, 2021!
New Funding Opportunity from CIHR
CIHR’s Health Effects of Vaping Catalyst Grant funding opportunity will support projects relevant to the following research areas:
- Youth vaping of nicotine, cannabinoid extracts, THC, and other compounds
- Short and/or long-term health effects of vaping (including lung inju... Read More »
CIHR’s Health Effects of Vaping Catalyst Grant funding opportunity will support projects relevant to the following research areas:
- Youth vaping of nicotine, cannabinoid extracts, THC, and other compounds
- Short and/or long-term health effects of vaping (including lung inju... Read More »
2018 Investment in Cancer Research: Report Released
Today, CCRA released its latest report on the investment in cancer research. It reveals that $491M was invested in cancer research in 2018. Although a slight increase since 2017 (up $17M), the investment has been fairly constant over the past five years.
This year's report includes some new analyses, which quantify the cancer-related health services ... Read More »
Today, CCRA released its latest report on the investment in cancer research. It reveals that $491M was invested in cancer research in 2018. Although a slight increase since 2017 (up $17M), the investment has been fairly constant over the past five years.
This year's report includes some new analyses, which quantify the cancer-related health services ... Read More »