Targeted anti-cancer therapies

A European Training Networks

About Us

TACT is a four-year project which aims at developing next treatments against cancer.
We aim to bring together academic and industrial institutions with diverse disciplinary backgrounds to work on training the next generation of scientists and equip them with transferable, future career-enhancing skills in order to create new European experts in the fight against cancer.

TACT recruited and currently train early-stage PhD students in the development of state-of-the-art targeted anti-cancer therapeutics via carefully designed research projects and participation to several network-wide meetings, offering a comprehensive training in various scientific and non-scientific areas.

Research and Innovation in Europe

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The TACT project results from the collaboration between six universities and three companies located in five different European countries.

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Avatar TACT-ETN @etntact ·

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First day of consortium meeting in Belfast, the occasion for some team-building activities for our ESRs ! #ESR #TACT #CancerResearch

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Avatar Fabien Thoreau @fabienthoreau ·

13 Mar

Very happy to share the accepted version of our new article! Check how we made mAb, Fab' and Fc conjugates with the ability to tune payload loading on each construct.

https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2023/sc/d2sc06318b

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Avatar EU Research @eu_research ·

1 Mar

We spoke to Dr Guilhem Chaubet, Lorenzo Turelli and Ilias Koutsopetras from @BFC_UMR7199 about the work of the @EtnTact project in training the next generation of #scientists and helping to develop effective, targeted #cancer treatments.

https://issuu.com/euresearcher/docs/tact_eur33_h_res

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