Apply now! Deadline 27 May 2026 Life Sciences Research Awards Austria Each year, the ÖGMBT awards prizes to young researchers who have published outstanding scientific research papers in the field of life sciences and biotechnology. The Life Sciences Research Awards Austria are the most prestigious life sciences award a young researcher working in Austria can win. There are 3 different categories: Basic Science (1 prize à € 3.000.-) Applied Research (1 prize à € 3.000.-) Excellence & Societal Impact (1 prize à € 3.000.-) For details click here   Life Sciences PHD Awards Austria Each year, the ÖGMBT awards prizes to young researchers who have submitted an outstanding dissertation/PhD thesis in the field of life sciences and biotechnology. There are two different categories: Basic Science (1 prize à € 1.500.-) Applied Research (1 prize à € 1.500.-) For details click here        

FEBS Letters' 2026 Cover Contest!

Tuesday, 05 May 2026 09:36
For this contest, our emphasis is on authentic scientific data that is visually compelling and thought-provoking, rather than on artistic renderings, illustrations, or graphics. We are seeking images arising directly from research, including but not limited to: Cellular or subcellular fluorescence/confocal images Cryo-EM structures or atomic force micrographs Protein or nucleic acid structures Molecular dynamics snapshots The winning entry will be featured on the cover of FEBS Letters, and the winner will receive a prize of €500. We will publish an article featuring the winning image and runners-up in the Scientists' Forum, in which the creators will provide a paragraph about the image and their research. Please note that images created using commercial generative AI are not eligible for our 2026 Cover Contest. Images generated through scientific methods that employ machine learning are eligible. How to enter Submit your entry via email to the FEBS Letters Editorial Office at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. between 18 March 2026 and 30 Sep 2026. Each entry…
  Dear ÖGMBT members,   Welcome to this month’s microbiology newsletter. We hope you enjoy exploring this month’s highlights. In this edition, we bring together thought-provoking research, timely discussions, and opportunities that are shaping the future of microbial sciences.    We begin by spotlighting our upcoming FEMS & Biolog joint webinar that explores how microbial communities function and respond to changing environments. Also featured is the April Journal newsletter, including studies on how ammonia may define the limits of life on icy moons, the role of mycorrhizal fungi in advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and the latest developments in Toxoplasma gondii biology and disease. You will also find open calls for papers, upcoming thematic issues, and publishing opportunities with reduced open‑access costs.   This issue’s blogs explore key scientific and societal challenges, important community updates, upcoming grant deadlines, and industry opportunities.   Whether you are focused on research, leadership,…

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