Dr. Robert O’Connor
Head of Research for the Irish Cancer Society.
Dr. Robert O’Connor is the Head of Research for the Irish Cancer Society. The Irish Cancer Society is the largest charitable funder of cancer research in the state.
Robert graduated in 1991 with an honours degree in pharmacology from University College Dublin followed by a Ph.D. from Dublin City University in 1995.
He worked in Dublin City University from 1995 to 2015 as a researcher and lecturer in several aspects of biology and medicine, and is also experienced in biosafety, clinical trials and translational cancer research.
He joined the Irish Cancer Society as a the Head of Research in early 2015. He is passionate about evidence-based communications to inform and improve research and public health.
IACR 2023 Carer’s Bursary €300
Apply for funding towards additional costs of care while attending conference. Five Bursaries Available.
Registration/ Membership for IACR 2023
Registration for the 59th Annual Conference in the Radisson Blu hotel, Athlone is Now Open.
EACR Membership is Included
The IACR is an affiliated national society and its members benefit from full membership of the EACR.
Biomedical Session Abstracts
Deadline: Midnight, Friday, 20th January 2023
Please note:
- Patrick Johnston Lay submission category is now closed
- Late Breaking Abstracts submitted to the Biomedical Sessions will be considered for Display Poster Presentation.
Social Nursing and Allied Health (SNAH) Abstracts
Deadline: Midnight, Monday, 9th January 2023
SNAH abstract submissions will remain open until Monday 9th January.
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