CAJAL School of Cancer and Neuroscience

This on-site courses are taught by top-notch scientists and instructors coming from all over the world. The ratio faculty per student in the practical sessions is usually higher than one, which ensures a high level of tutoring. 

Courses are usually two or three weeks long. The intense programme allows covering a variety of  topics and advanced techniques.  It comprises keynote lectures, practical talks and exercises, experiments, demonstrations and experiments done within the frame of group and group projects. 

Venue: Bordeaux School of Neuroscience in France
Date: September-October 2025

Price: For on-site courses, the registration fee varies between €3 500 and €4 500 depending on the type (dry or wet lab) or length (two or three weeks) of the course. The fees include tuition fee, accommodation, meals and social activities organised by the Venue Administration during the course; to the exception of extra drinks, which are at the participants’ charge. Travel costs are not included.

For more information, please contact the Cajal Central Administration by email at info@cajal-training.org

Title of Conference: Intracranial Glioma Workshop: From A to Z

Date and Location: May 21-24, 2025, Athens, Greece

Short Description: The course is aiming at covering all aspects of gliomas, from their genetic analysis and profiling to the most advanced surgical resective techniques and the long-term follow-up and support of these patients. An astonishing multi-national faculty, including leading figures in the field of neuro-oncology constitutes a guarantee that the participants will be able to familiarize themselves with all advanced imaging and surgical techniques, utilized for the most efficient and the safest management of patients with intracranial gliomas.

A well-balanced combination of vivid presentations, stimulating debates, highly-didactic video sessions, and practical hands-on will ensure that each participant will be exposed to all diagnostic methodologies, to the most updated surgical strategies and to the most recent adjuvant treatment protocols. Moreover, the interactive e-poster session will serve as a forum for exchanging bright new ideas regarding basic science, translational, and clinical glioma research.

More information: www.glioma.gr