ASEICA-Youth aims to highlight the work of early-stage investigators and aid in the development of their scientific career. We are also active advocates for improving the I+D+i in Spain, expose the fact that funding limitations have a direct impact on young talent. More than 50% of our members are under 40 years old.
ASEICA 4 You is a mentoring program designed to help students and young researchers, facilitating the support of colleagues who inspire and guide them in the development of their professional careers.
We present the ‘ASEICA Ambassadors’ program, an initiative open to all members who want to help promote our association in their research centers.
Last year ASEICA allocated 100,000 euros to four research grants, recognizing the most cutting-edge works by young researchers and also those with a remarkable career.
Are you doing a TFG or a master thesis in the field of cancer research? Are you a predoctoral or a postdoctoral researcher in this area? Do you want to participate in an outreach activity by telling us what are the aims of your research project? Or, perhaps, would you like to share with the scientific community what cancer research means to you?
Are you an ASEICA member? Do you want to win 100 euros and a free registration* for the next ASEICA Congress?
If you answer yes to any of these questions, you have the opportunity to participate in the 3rd ASEICA-Joven Scientific Video Contest (supported by EACR).
María Muñoz Caffarel
Ikerbasque, IIS Biodonostia, San Sebastián
Héctor Peinado
National Center for Oncological Research, Madrid
Verónica Torrano Moya
University of the Basque Country, Associate Researcher CICbioGUNE
Patricia González Santamaría
CNIO, Madrid
Toni Celià-Terrassa
Hospital del Mar Institute for Medical Research, Barcelona
Manuel Valiente
National Center for Oncological Research, Madrid
Óscar Muñiz Pello
Blood and Tissue Bank of Cantabria, Santander
Samuel Ribeiro
VHIO- Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology
Joanna López
IIS Biodonostia, Donosti
Ana Janic
Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona
Aurora Gomez-Duran
CIB Margarita Salas-CSIC, Madrid
Patricia Sancho
Aragon Health Research Institute, Zaragoza
Fernando Calvo
IBBTEC, Santander
Sandra Blanco Benavente
Cancer Research Center, Salamanca
Berta Casar
Institute of Biomedicine and Biotechnology of Cantabria, Santander
Francisco Aya Moreno
CRG, IDIBAPS, Hospital Clínic, Barcelona
Adriana Sánchez Danés
Champalimaud Foundation, Lisboa
Eduardo Ruiz
Institute for Health Research IIS Aragón, Zaragoza
ASEICA has established agreements with the societies of Spanish Scientists in the United Kingdom (CERU), Germany (CERFA), the United States (ECUSA) or RAICEX, in order to increase our interaction with Spanish scientists who work on cancer in these and others countries.
