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News

Congrats to Davide Seruggia for receiving the ISTT Young Investigator Award!

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St. Anna CCRI research project ONTHETRRAC honored as “success story”

Decoding the epigenome and its regulation in neuroblastoma

Somatic Sex – the development of malignant diseases reinterpreted

“Rare diseases are also an emergency!”

Executive board of Europe’s neuroblastoma network SIOPEN

EU Commissioner visits St. Anna

Kaan Boztug awarded the “Işil Berat Barlan Award”

Bone marrow metastases for the first time analyzed cell by cell

Four FWF Stand Alone Projects recently approved at St. Anna CCRI

Study identifies better tolerable chemotherapy without loss of efficacy

A new language for congenital immune disorders

“1000 Ideas” to boost childhood cancer research

a new role for histone modifications in genomic imprinting

Gene defect shortens survival and needs targeted treatment

WWTF grant to promote precision medicine in childhood cancer

St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute is receiving a prestigious Life Science Grant for Precision Medicine, provided by the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF). Award winner Eleni Tomazou and her colleagues will clinically validate a promising new diagnostic approach, expected to enable precision medicine in childhood tumors based on blood samples.

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