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IMPORTANT NOTICE – Registration Confirmation by November 18, 2025

We inform you that the enrollment forms for the International Workshop on Oncology Research Methods – ON-COLLAB Brazil have been sent by email.

Applicants must reply to the email received to confirm their participation by November 18, 2025. This step is mandatory for the completion of the enrollment process.

Please check your inbox, including spam/junk folders.

If you have any questions or did not receive the email, please contact the ON-COLLAB Brazil Organizing Committee at: on-collab@ebserh.gov.br

About the Event

The event is organized by Ebserh and the Brazilian Ministry of Health, aiming to train outstanding professionals in oncology research, strengthen collaborative networks across Latin America and Portuguese-speaking African Countries (PALOPs), and expand capacity for cancer research and innovation.

Workshop Objectives

• Develop skills in clinical oncology research by enhancing understanding of study design, implementation, and outcome analysis.
• Foster a sustainable and collaborative environment to discuss public health challenges and opportunities, with Ebserh serving as a reference research network.
• Strengthen South–South and North–South collaborations (Latin America, PALOPs, and India).
• Promote adherence to international ethical standards and regulatory guidelines in clinical research.
• Encourage the integration of research findings into clinical practice, focusing on feasible interventions.

• Explore implementation research strategies to reduce gaps in cancer care, especially in low- and middle-income countries.

Target Audience

• Professionals with completed or ongoing training in Clinical Oncology, Radiotherapy, Surgery, Nuclear Medicine, or related fields conducting research in oncology.

• Early- or mid-career researchers working in Brazil, other Latin American countries, or Portuguese-speaking African countries (PALOPs), namely: Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, Mozambique, São Tomé and Príncipe, and Equatorial Guinea.