EOSC4Cancer Final Conference
On Thursday, May 22nd, EOSC4Cancer consortium members and project partners gathered for the EOSC4Cancer final conference in Barcelona, which centered around sustainability. Over 100 EOSC4Cancer community members were present in person and online.
The day consisted of many presentations centering the EOSC4Cancer progress and other alignments. During the first part of the day, all project Work Packages provided an overview of their work, main achievements during the project lifetime, and future outlook. The second part of the day focused on upcoming and current EU Cancer Data projects, getting to know the builders and connectors of upcoming infrastructures.
Read more about the conference presentations and their outcomes, and check out all the presentations here.
The EOSC4Cancer Zenodo repository is a treasure trove of the project’s public reports, deliverables, workshop outcomes, and more. We are working towards creating a space where interested parties can find all our publicly accessible material, enriching it continuously with new output.
You can find all the EOSC4Cancer public deliverables and more in our Zenodo community.
EOSC4Cancer Sustainability Workshop
On Monday, May 19th, the EOSC4Cancer team held the second round of our sustainability workshop titled “Sustaining Impact: Building the Future of Cancer Research Data in Europe”. The first workshop sessions focused on an overview of EU Research Infrastructures (RIs) sustaining EOSC4Cancer outcomes. This was followed by an assessment of the expected impact of EHDS on Cancer research and its links to Health Data Access Bodies (HDAB) Digital Business Capabilities.
EOSC4Cancer Cancer Landscape Partners (CLP) Meeting - February 21st
On Friday, 21st of February, this year’s first Cancer Landscape Partners (CLP) Meeting was held, with members of the WP6 team in presence. The day’s agenda focused on clinical trials and clinical trial matching, the highlight being two presentations by Majd Abdallah and Norman Sabbah, followed by a discussion on data in clinical research.
D3.2 - Integrative analysis of multiple data types within cancer portals
The EOSC4Cancer Deliverable 3.2 is now public!
Deliverable 3.2 describes the development of functionality for the integrated analysis of cancer data for different standardised data types. This document’s main authors are Jeanne Chèneby and
Eivind Hovig of the University of Oslo, working primarily within Work Package 3.
Social Media Series - Sex and Gender Dimensions in Research Projects
The inclusion of the sex/gender dimension means that differences, whether biological or social, are taken into account in research and teaching. It is therefore crucial that the knowledge that is created through research and transferred through education is free of gender bias. The integration of the gender dimension addresses the incorporation of sex and/or gender analysis through the entire Research & Innovation cycle.
In this new social media series we are introducing various facets of the gender and sex dimension.
The EOSC4Cancer project officially wrapped up on May 31st, but its work within the EU Cancer Mission and beyond will be carried forward by a host of new projects. Two of these projects are the CANDLE Project and EU-CIP.
The CANDLE Project, which kicked off on 1 June 2025, launched its three-year mission to build a robust cancer research infrastructure across EU Member States. The EU Cancer Info Portal (EU-CIP) will create a platform hosting reliable and easy-to-understand information for cancer patients, their families, and caregivers across Europe.
Follow the CANDLE Project and EU-CIP pages to stay up to date with our work towards understanding, preventing, diagnosing, and treating cancer.