Cancer literacy through knowledge and participation

Cancer science, made clear. Research, made human.

ECLIPSE connects citizens, schools and researchers across Greece, Israel and France through trusted knowledge and meaningful participation in cancer science.

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A family exploring cancer science with a researcher and a microscope at a Researchers’ Night event

Schools · Citizens · ResearchersWorking together for a more informed Europe.

A European public-engagement initiative

Turning cancer research into knowledge people can use

Across 2026–2027, ECLIPSE brings EU Cancer Mission knowledge to life through European Researchers’ Nights, a year-round Researchers at Schools programme and an open multilingual toolkit. All content is educational and non-diagnostic.

Project scope and planned activities (2026–2027)

3Consortium partners

3Countries

6Researchers’ Nights planned

50+School sessions planned

5Project languages

What we do

Science engagement across three European hubs

European Researchers’ Night

Six public nights in Athens, Haifa and Lyon combine live demonstrations, explainable-AI games and conversations with researchers.

Discover the six-zone experience

Researchers at Schools

Co-created multilingual classroom modules, researcher visits and facility experiences connect pupils and teachers with cancer science.

For schools and teachers

ECLIPSE Academy

Practical training equips researchers with skills in youth-centred communication, inclusion, Open Science, ethics and safeguarding.

Meet the Academy

One night, six ways to explore

The ECLIPSE experience

Educational information only — no personal medical advice.

01Main Stage

02Discovery Alley

03Data & AI Tent

04Kids & Families Corner

05Policy Lab

06EU & Careers Hub

Researchers at Schools

Learning designed with teachers and communities

Teacher Advisory Circles help shape inclusive, age-appropriate modules in English, Greek, French, Hebrew and Arabic. The programme uses population-level evidence, plain language and strict safeguarding.