SIOP YI NETWORK

Am I a YI?

Hi, my name is Jess Morgan –I’m a member of the SIOP YI-NET board and an NIHR Clinical Lecturer in the UK (I work part time as a clinician, and part time as a researcher). This week I’m blogging about what makes a SIOP Young Investigator, and also sharing a little bit about the YI […]

By Jessica Morgan |
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Dec
10

Meet the SIOP YI Awardees 2018 – Matt Ehrhardt

Hi there! My name is Liliana and during the following weeks, our blog will be dedicated to our SIOP Young Investigator & Young Talent Award winners!

Please meet Matt Ehrhardt, YI from the USA, in his own words.

By Liliana |
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Nov
26

Inside the lab, behind the scenes

Undergraduate students, health professionals, patients, patients’ families – all of you are invited to know about our routine in a research laboratory. I am Francianne, a Biomedical Scientist who has been studying cancer for a long time! What does motivate me? The challenge to understand the etiology of the disease, and thus working towards prevention and successful treatment. Today I would like to share with you what I have experienced in the lab.

By Liliana |
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Nov
10

See you at SIOP 2018 in Kyoto!

Hi, there! We look forward to seeing you in the 50th SIOP meeting next week and discussing various topics on childhood and AYA cancer, and we hope that you enjoy your stay in Kyoto.

By Liliana |
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Oct
21

Meet the SIOP YI Awardees 2018 – Na Ouyang

Hi there! My name is Liliana and during the following weeks, our blog will be dedicated to our SIOP Young Investigator & Young Talent Award winners!

Please meet Na Ouyang, from the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hospital in China, in her own words.

By Liliana |
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Oct
18

Meet the SIOP YI Awardees 2018 – Brittany B. Campbell, PhD

Hi there! My name is Liliana and during the following weeks, our blog will be dedicated to our SIOP Young Investigator & Young Talent Award winners!

By Liliana |
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Better together

Better together Do you know someone who had cancer? And a child with cancer? Although you may answer “yes” to one or both of these questions, many types of cancer are classified as rare diseases. My name is Francianne and have begun my young investigation career studying acute leukemia in children. The subtype myeloid leukemia [...]
By Liliana |
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The current status of pediatric hematology/oncology in Japan

Hi, my name is Yoshiko Nakano, and I am a pediatric oncologist in Japan. Shinsuke Hirabayashi and I will join the YI committee for the upcoming 50th SIOP Congress in Kyoto. Today, we would like to write about some aspects of the current status of pediatric hematology/oncology in Japan.

By Gemma |
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