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Providing Cutting-Edge Cancer Research Services Across Europe

canSERV is an EU-funded project under the Horizon Europe programme that provides cutting edge, interdisciplinary and customised oncology services across the entire cancer continuum. The aim is to offer a comprehensive portfolio of oncology-related research services available to all scientists in EU member countries, associated countries and beyond.

The project unites a multidisciplinary consortium of 18 European partners, consisting of Research Infrastructures, key organisations in the field of oncology, project management and sustainability experts.

Current Calls

canSERV is coordinated by Prof. Jens K Habermann BBMRI-ERIC and brings together 13 research infrastructures and their connected service providers all across Europe with a total EU-funding of €14,8 million.

Do you need specific support in analysing your samples or data, planning or conducting clinical studies – in the framework of cancer research? Then please check out our CALLS and apply now for the service or training, canSERV offers.

News and Updates

canSERV User Stories

canSERV User Stories: Dr. Dace Pjanova, Tenured Professor Riga Strandins University, Latvia:
“canSERV offered us the chance to realise this project and simultanously provided training to establiseh the data anaylsis expertise in my young researcg group. We belive that canSERV’s TNA model will help further increase international collaboration on Melanoma research.”

canSERV featured in magazine

BBMRI and canSERV have been featured in an Austrian magazine, “400 ways to defeat cancer faster”. Please read the translated version here.

Publishable Summary 1st Reporting

Context and overall objectives canSERV’s mission is to make cutting-edge and customised research services available to the cancer research community EU-wide, enable innovative R&D projects, and foster precision medicine for patients’ benefit across Europe. By...

canSERV User Stories

canSERV User Stories: Dr. Pavla Bouchalová, Researcher, Masaryk University, Brno, Czechia:
“canSERV is a great opportunity to combine the different levels of services we need for our project. In addition, the TNA model is a chance to collaborate with labs that we did not have contact with before.”

canSERV Annual Meeting 2024

The canSERV Annual Meeting 2024 took place in Brussels from 16–18 October, bringing together key stakeholders, project partners, and experts in cancer research to discuss the progress and future direction of the initiative. The meeting opened with a public High-Level...