The Oncology Research within Eurolife institutions is conducted within research departments or research groups. A list showing some research profiles selected with the aim of presenting cutting-edge basic experimental research strongly linked to key issues prevalent in modern national and international societies is presented. For each profile a brief description is given. In some cases, the link leads to a complete directory of researchers from one of the Eurolife institutions.

Click on the links below to find out more about the work of the Eurolife researchers:

• Apoptosis and Cancer

Joan Gil – University of Barcelona

• Cancer Biomarker Research Group

Balázs Győrffy – Semmelweis University

• Cancer Cachexia Research Group

Silvia Busquets – University of Barcelona

• Colorectal Cancer Group

Victor Moreno Aguado – University of Barcelona

• Chromatin-associated alterations in pancreatic cancer

Elisabeth Hessmann – University Medical Center Göttingen

• Developmental and cell stress signalling in digestive and urological cancers

Jean-Noel Freund – University of Strasbourg

• LUMC Research Theme – Cancer

Core team: Prof.dr. Hendrik Veelken, Prof.dr. Haico van Attikum, Dr. Noel de Miranda

• Molecular and Cellular Biology of Breast Cancer

Catherine Tomasetto – University of Strasbourg

• Molecular Oncohematology Research Group

Csaba Bödör – Semmelweis University

• Research in Cancer and Haematologhy at Karolinska Institutet

Directory of researchers – Karolinska Institutet

• Signal Transduction Proteomics

Lukas A. Huber – Medical University of Innsbruck

• Structure and function of the general transcription factor TFIID

Irwin Davidson – University of Strasbourg

• Translational Cancer Epigenetics

Steven Johnsen – University Medical Center Göttingen

• Translational Cell Genetics

Gottfried Baier – Medical University of Innsbruck