US Edition‘Podcast’ How does the CNIO scandal affect cancer research?
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The CNIO was created in 1998 to become a reference in cancer research. And it did. But, at least since 2022, there have been accusations of harassment and mismanagement against its director, María Blasco, which have had no consequences. So far, when at its last meeting, the board of directors of the entity has decided to dismiss the scientist.Realization: José Juan Morales Presents and directs: Silvia Cruz Lapeña Sound design:Nicolás Tsabertidis…
The former director of the center was renowned for her contributions to the study of telomeres, linked to cancer and aging. More information: The CNIO Board of Trustees dismisses María Blasco as scientific director and the manager Juan Arroyo after the scandals
The appointment of Csaba Polgár, director general of the National Institute of Oncology, was revoked without justification, Népzava.The Ministry of the Interior only announced: “dr. Sándor Pintér, Minister of the Interior of Hungary, withdrew with effect from January 31, 2025 — thanking his work and acknowledging his scientific activity, without justification — the Director General of the National Institute of Oncology, Prof. Csaba Polgár's exec…
The Board of Trustees of the National Center for Oncological Research, chaired by the Government, has decided to remove the scientific director and managing director in the midst of serious accusations of recent weeksHemeroteca - Living with the enemy in the CNIO: keys to the open war in the largest cancer research center The Board of Trustees of the CNIO, the highest decision-making body of the centre chaired by the Government, has dismissed Ma…
The Board of Trustees of the National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO), meeting today with extraordinary character, has decided to cease its functions both to the scientific director, María Blasco, who had been in office since 2011, and to the managing director, Juan Arroyo, who held the post for two decades. Continue reading...
The board of directors of the National Center for Oncological Research (CNIO) has unanimously decided this Wednesday to cease its functions both to its current scientific director, María Blasco, and to the managing director, Juan Arroyo.The board has met this morning with extraordinary character to decide on the continuity of those responsible for the management of the largest cancer research center in Spain, affected by an institutional crisis …
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