2016 Application round for Phd and MD students
The deadline for the current application round for PhD and MD positions has been June 15,2016.
The interview round inviting the best applicants of the current application round to Berlin is taking place on September 13-17, 2016.
Andreas Benn is the first BSIO student to defend his thesis - congratulations!
Andreas Benn is the first BSIO student who finished his project work and successfully defended his thesis that had been supervised by Prof. Petra Knaus (FU Berlin) and Prof. Thorsten Cramer (RWTH Aachen), further committee members were Prof. Oliver Daumke (MDC Berlin), Prof. Dr. Sigmar Stricker (MPI for Molecular Genetics, FU Berlin) and Dr. Chris Weise (FU Berlin). Congratulations!
International Conference "Chaning Views in Cancer" and the Young Scientist Symposium - May 27/28 & May 26, 2016, Berlin
The Molecular Cancer Research Center (MKFZ) and the Medical Department, Division of Hematology, Oncology and Tumor Immunology of the Charité organize the international conference “Changing Views in Cancer“ on May 27/28, 2016 (Friday/Saturday) at the Harnack- Haus, Ihnestrasse 16-20, 14129 Berlin. The meeting is chaired by Prof. Dr. Clemens A. Schmitt and Dr. Soyoung Lee.
As in 2015, the conference will be accompanied by a satellite symposium for young scientists in cancer research on Thursday, May 26 aiming to bring aspiring PhD students and postdoctoral researchers from the broad cancer research field together and to create an inspiring platform for project discussions.
Abstract submission and registration are currently possible. Registration fee is 170 € for academics and 85 € for students.
Further information on the meeting is available at:
http://mkfz.charite.de/en/news/conferences/cvic_2016
Online registration and abstract submission at:
http://mkfz.charite.de/en/news/conferences/changing_views_in_cancer_2016/registration/
New PhD and MD students will start their work soon
After the 2015 BSIO application round has been finished, the successful PhD and MD students will start their work within the next weeks. We are looking forward to welcoming them at the BSIO and will introduce them in our students' gallery soon.
The BSIO (Graduate School 1091) is funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, DFG) in the framework of the Excellence Initiative of the German federal and state governments.
