Our FANTOM program is dedicated to spreading the fruits of our research far and wide. Early career researchers will engage in diverse outreach activities, including collaborative efforts with the ‘Naked Scientists’ and ‘Open Science,’ providing them with comprehensive training in communication skills. They’ll participate in science festivals, like the Cambridge University Science Festival, where they’ll lead engaging activities to demystify topics such as immune system cancers. Through social media, particularly Twitter, and interactions with the press, they’ll share their findings with both professional and lay audiences. All dissemination efforts will recognize the support received from the European Union’s Horizon 2021 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Training Networks.

FANTOM Students Participate in First Young NHL Network Conference in Cambridge
FANTOM students recently took part in the first in-person conference of the Young NHL Network (yNHL), held at Queens’ College, University of Cambridge in October 2025.

8th International childhood and young adult non-Hodgkin lymphoma meeting held in New York
FANTOM Students Present at International Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma Symposium in New York

Best Presentation Award at the Cambridge meeting of the Fantom Project
Big congratulations to Stefania Massari from the Medical University of Vienna for winning the Best Poster Award, and to Aiindrila Dhara from Masaryk University

Advancing Cancer Research: Fellinger Krebsforschung Grant Awarded to Katarina Mišura
Katarina Mišura has been awarded the prestigious Fellinger Krebsforschung grant, a significant recognition of her promising work in cancer research.

Rebekka Salzman: Exploring macrophage – tumour interactions in the Egger lab
During my time in the Egger Lab at the “Medizinische Universität Wien”, I had the pleasure of working with Kristina Draganić to isolate primary macrophages from the whole blood of healthy donors.

Stefania Massari – Secondment at CEITEC
Julia Montague, Enrique Abarca Ríos, and Rebekka Salzmann had the opportunity to represent the FANTOM network at the 30th Congress of the European Hematology Association (EHA) in Milan.