Thank you to mermbers who were able to join us in Amsterdam for this year’s Annual Business Meeting and all that made the time to vote. Find the complete results and summary of our congress week here.

Dear SIOP Colleagues, Please join us for the second webinar “Challenges and opportunities for clinical research in low and middle-income countries. The SIOP PARC Program” of our joint 2025 webinar series, where members of SIOP North America Global Health Committee and ASPHO’s Global Special Interest Group (SIG) seek engaging topics and jointly develop the webinar […]

Established in 2000 in memory of Arrigo Recordati, this international recognition aims to promote scientific research. The prize awards €250,000 to a scientist who has particularly stood out for formulating an innovative research project. The winner is selected by an independent panel formed of global experts. Deadline for initial proposal: January 31, 2026

The International Society of Paediatric Oncology (SIOP) Nursing Network is proud to announce the launch of The History of Nursing in SIOP – a living document capturing the evolution, achievements, and impact of paediatric oncology nursing within the Society and worldwide. This landmark publication charts nursing’s journey within SIOP — from the first organised nursing [...]

Self-nominations are welcome for Nursing Network CARE WG Co-Chair leadership position by November 10, 2025 (12pm noon CET/Geneva): The elected member enters the position in November 2025 and has 3-year term. To apply, please submit a CV and a motivation letter (max 2 pages) outlining the candidate's anticipated contribution to the WG in the coming [...]

This course is open to European healthcare professionals and patient advocates with an interest and at the beginning of their professional career in Late Effects and Survivorship Care after childhood and adolescent cancer.

This two-hour session promises rich scientific discussion and collaboration among paediatric haematology–oncology professionals committed to advancing care and research in these rare but challenging diseases.