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PhD Call 2022 is open!

The IMCBio graduate school from the University of Strasbourg is recruiting!

The IMCBio graduate school from the University of Strasbourg is recruiting 20 PhD students in 2022 through its international PhD program.

This interdisciplinary program, funded by the PIA (“Programme d’Investissement d’Avenir” or “Investment Program for the Future”), provides PhD students with a 3-year doctoral contract, mobility support, high-level training sessions and access to state-of-the-art research platforms, as well as possibilities to travel abroad to learn new techniques.

The offered PhD research projects cover the IMCBio graduates school’s main research domains:

Development and stem cells

Functional genomics and cancer

Integrated structural biology

Translational medicine and neurogenetics

Networks of regulatory RNAs

Mitochondrial function and dysfunction

Viral hepatitis and liver diseases

If you are a highly motivated candidate of academic excellence and want to start an innovative research project in 2022, come and join us!

For more information on the admission and application, please follow this link.

Please note that 2022 applications will be submitted in 2 calls:

January – March, 2022: applications only from students requiring a Master degree equivalency at the University of Strasbourg (including all student studying toward a Master level diploma in 2022 from foreign Universities) and from student already holding a Master Degree;

May – June, 2022: applications for all students with Master diploma.

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Master 2 students organize international IMCBio Master Symposium

From November 22 to 26 the Master students of IMCBio and from the University of Strasbourg different Masters had the opportunity to attend talks from 15 internationally recognized speakers in the annual IMCBio Master Symposium. The symposium was organized by the Master 2 students together with their master representatives and IMCBio, and covered seven different subjects: Plant biology, Genetics, Structural Biology, Immunology, Virology, Nobel Prize Themes and Developmental biology. The talks were held in hybrid manner – with six speakers attending in person from France, Switzerland and Germany. The other speakers held online conferences. All conferences had the advantage that, due to the technical support of the staff at University of Strasbourg, IBMP, IBMC and IGBMC they could be followed online by the researchers at the local hosting institutes. After five intensive days, with not only conferences, but also “lunch with the speaker sessions” and a cocktail co-organized with the Immunology Master – we left for the week-end in a scientific- curiosity -stimulated mode!

In the pictures from left to right and top -down: 1) conference of Pierre-Marc Delaux (LRSV-CNRS) at IBMP; 2) conference of Baubak Bajoghli (Universitaetsklinikum Tubingen) at CRBS; 3) online conference of Shahragim Tajbakhsh (Institut Pasteur) at IGBMC; 4 and 5) announcement of Stéphan Vagners’ seminar at IBMC & students discussing with speaker after the seminar; 6) Auditorium at IGBMC; 7) online conference of Ralf Bartenschlager (Universitätsklinikum Heidelberg); 8) Zoom view of Antoine Molaro’s (GRED-Clermont) live conference at IGBMC and 9) online conference by Boris Furtig (University of Frankfurt)