canSERV Kick-off meeting in Brussels
September 22, 2022
Cancer
canSERV
Governance
On September 15, the Horizon EU-funded canSERV project, led by BBMRI ERIC, kicked off in Brussels. This project brings together 19 partners including European life science research infrastructures and other key organizations in the field of oncology to support the EU Cancer Mission. At the kick-off meeting, Euro-BioImaging Director General, John Eriksson, and Scientific Project Manager, Alessandra Viale, in collaboration with Claudia Alen Amaro of Instruct ERIC, presented the outset for the portfolio of imaging services that will soon be available to support Cancer Research projects within the canSERV project.
Read the full press release: Here
Euro-BioImaging’s contribution to canSERV
In this project, Euro-BioImaging ERIC co-leads Work Package 2 alongside Instruct ERIC, and in collaboration with other partner research infrastructures, will provide the biological and biomedical imaging technologies, structural biology methods, genomics and analytical pipelines for addressing fundamental cancer research questions at a molecular, cellular and whole organism level.
Imaging services will contribute to:
- Understanding the mechanisms of cancer onset and progression
- Monitoring of therapies efficacy
- Characterization of cellular and animal models
- Biomarkers discovery for early diagnosis, prevention and personalized medicine
Twenty-eight Euro-BioImaging Nodes are involved in this project, and are excited to provide their expertise in support of user projects within the context of this project.
canSERV key points
- The EU-funded canSERV consortium will make innovative services available to cancer researchers, therefore supporting the goals of the EU Cancer Mission.
- Funded services can be requested through canSERV’s single, unified transnational access platform, which will be built to integrate unique cancer research services from all consortium partners.
- The consortium is committed to sustaining long-term, continuously offered access to current and future oncology services for Europe and beyond.
Total project funding: 14.9 M Euros
Number of partners: 19
Project duration: 3 years
Project coordinator: BBMRI ERIC
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