35 Years of Pioneering Pediatric Cancer Research: An Anniversary Shaping the Future

(Vienna, 05.12.2023) The St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute celebrates 35 years at the forefront of scientific efforts against pediatric cancer. On this anniversary, the institute granted rare insights into its laboratories, showcasing the cutting-edge research that is conducted. Afterwards, the management presented the 35th anniversary commemorative publication to employees, friends of the institute and invited guests.

During an exclusive lab tour, journalists had the opportunity to visit the laboratories of Heinrich Kovar and Sabine Taschner-Mandl. These labs are at the forefront of research in molecular oncology and the biology of high-risk neuroblastoma. The tour provided insights into advanced technologies and innovative research approaches leading to the development of new treatment methods.

Commemorative Publication Unveiled: An Evening with Stars and Pioneers

The evening’s highlight was the presentation of the commemorative publication, a testament to the achievements and stories that have shaped the institute over the past 35 years. Among the guests were friends and long-standing companions of the institute and, of course, our excellent researchers. Their presence underscored the connection between research and the broader public, emphasizing the importance of community support for progress in pediatric cancer research. You can download the commemorative publication here.

A Look to the Future

As the institute reflects on over three decades of groundbreaking research, it steadfastly looks to the future. The event was not just a celebration of the past but also a commitment to continuous dedication to science and the relentless pursuit of improving the lives of children with cancer worldwide.