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Welcome to the European Association for Cancer Research
Europe’s membership association for cancer researchers
Become an EACR member
Join Europe’s biggest cancer research community
Join the EACR and you become part of Europe’s largest membership organisation for cancer researchers. Membership expands your professional network, connecting you with new contacts, free resources and opportunities.
Membership benefits
Who can join?
If you actively work in, support or study any aspect of cancer research, you can join the EACR community. There are four types of membership, for different career stages and for affiliates. The EACR aims to be inclusive: we may be able to offer reduced membership fees for researchers from low/lower middle-income economies (as defined by the World Bank) or who have extenuating circumstances.
Membership types and fees
Joining the EACR offers excellent value at any stage in your career.
Who is eligible? |
Fee |
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Student |
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€25 |
Early Career |
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€70 |
Member |
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€50 |
Via affiliated National Society |
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Included in your National Society membership |
Discounts are available for IASLC members
Inclusive rate membership enquiries please contact us.
Join now
We've made it really easy...
- Apply online using the button below
- We'll review and approve your application. This may take a few days
- You'll receive an email with details of how to pay your membership fee
- When you've paid we'll send your membership details by email
Already have an EACR Events account?
If you already have an Events account because you've attended one of our focused conferences, log in and click 'I’d like to become a member'.
Not sure? Click here to check if you already registered your email address to an EACR account
Terms and Conditions
Please read these Terms and Conditions carefully before you submit a booking to us. By completing the checkout process you agree to the conditions.
What our members say
Feedback from EACR members in the January 2021 EACR Member Survey
"I truly regret that I have not joined the EACR earlier in my career."
Leonie Harmse, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa
"EACR is one of the most sympathetic, personal, but at the same time innovative and competent international organizations for cancer researchers I know. It really shows, with everything it does, that each member matters to them."
Elisa Mariella, University of Turin, Italy
"Since I joined the EACR I have had a lot of opportunities and doors open to me that I would otherwise not have access to."
Metobor Mowoe, University of CapeTown, South Africa
