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European Association for Cancer Research 2026
Visit Scintica at EACR 2026 — Booth #10
Scintica will be exhibiting at the European Association for Cancer Research (EACR) Annual Congress 2026, taking place June 8–11, 2026, in Budapest, Hungary.
This four-day congress is one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to basic, preclinical, and translational cancer research, bringing together scientists and innovators from around the world. EACR 2026 will showcase the latest discoveries, foster collaboration, and inspire new ideas in the fight against cancer.
Visit us at Booth #10 to explore Scintica’s range of preclinical imaging and research solutions designed to support oncology and cancer biology studies. Our team will be available to discuss how our technologies can enhance your research.
We look forward to connecting with you in Budapest at EACR 2026!
Location: Budapest, Hungary
Dates: June 8–11, 2026
Booth: #10
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