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The National Cancer Institute of Ukraine invites researchers, clinical teams, and institutional partners to apply for the Twinning Initiative for Cancer Research — a new opportunity to strengthen collaboration and research capacity across Europe.
The initiative is implemented within EUnetCCC, the European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centres, and aims to promote collaboration between cancer centres, research groups, core facilities, and institutions across the European Union. It supports small-scale, high-impact partnerships focused on advancing research methodologies, technologies, and thematic expertise.
The initiative is open to researchers and institutions seeking to:
Through the Twinning Initiative, participants will have the opportunity to:
The programme supports a variety of collaboration formats, including site visits, short-term internships, joint webinars, and workshops.
Funding. The initiative covers travel costs and short-term stays abroad.
| Applications open | 1 March 2026 |
| Deadline | 1 June 2026 |
| Application form | Twinning Opportunity for Cancer Research Collaboration Across Europe |
The Twinning Initiative is organised within the framework of Joint Action EUnetCCC, Work Package 8 (Development of Networking Activities), Task for Cancer Research.
More information is available on the official EUnetCCC website.
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