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Wednesday, 04 December 2024 11:04

 

 
 

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Kajal Singh Kajal Singh
Doctoral Student, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Pune, IISER PUNE
Brooke Morriswood Brooke Morriswood
former group leader, University of Würzburg
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Attending an EMBO|FEBS Lecture Course

Attending an EMBO|FEBS Lecture Course

A transcontinental Youth Travel Fund grant from IUBMB allowed Kajal from India to attend the EMBO|FEBS Lecture Course "Molecular mechanisms in signal transduction and cancer" on 18–26 August 2024, ...

Kajal Singh By Kajal Singh , Doctoral Student, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Pune, IISER PUNE
 
 
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Mining the blue sky

Mining the blue sky

Brooke Morriswood By Brooke Morriswood , former group leader, University of Würzburg
 
 
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Celebrating and learning with fun:

Celebrating and learning with fun: "MolBio Geeks Competing"

The "MolBio Geeks Competing" was a team quiz co-organized by the Turkish Biochemical Society during the 9th International Congress of the Molecular Biology Association of Türkiye, in Izmir. It has ...

Turkish Biochemical Society (TBS) By Turkish Biochemical Society (TBS)
 
 
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Benefiting from the SLAS network

Tuesday, 26 November 2024 11:50

The ÖGMBT Young Life Sciences scientist Austria  (YLSA) and SLAS have recently startet a collaboration. Both benefit from their respective networks. Especially young scientists though can enhance their studies and careers being informed in depth about SLAS. Lets start with what SLAS is:

The Society for Laboratory Automation and Screening (SLAS) is an international professional society of academic, industry and government researchers as well as developers and providers of laboratory automation technology and tools. SLAS leads the pursuit of research excellence by offering tangible resources such as its international conferences and symposia, scientific publishing, and opportunities for continuing education, grants and scholarships, professional collaboration, networking and career advancement.

Here are "good-to-knows" about SLAS & opportunities it offers:

  • Complimentary SLAS membership. This membership provides the YLSA network access to the 25,000+ global community of academic, industry and government researchers that are both developers and providers of laboratory automation technology and tools.
    • Once you are members you will have access to all member discounts on events, online education, networking, mentoring and more.
    • If you are students (any level) they can use this link, if you are early career researchers they can use this link. The benefits of membership are completely the same, it just helps SLAS in its tracking. Please be encourage to select YLSA from the drop-down when asked ‘where did you hear about SLAS’ so we can track how many members join from this collaboration.
  • The SLAS Sample Management Symposium is taking place in Toulouse France at the Campus Curie facilities on October 16-17 – and it’s only €25 for Student Members to attend!
  • The Call for Abstracts will be open in early October for SLAS Europe 2025, taking place 20-22 May 2025 in Hamburg Germany, and the whole ÖGMBT network is invited to submit either a poster or a podium presentation!
  • SLAS has an extensive awards programming for student and early career researchers (these links will take you to the SLAS Europe 2024 page – just for information)
  • SLAS has 15 Topical Interest Groups – with topics ranging from Academic Drug Discovery to Stem Cells and 3D Microtissues. You can see the full list of them here. These TIGs meet at the conferences and also hold virtual meetings throughout the year.
  • SLAS CONNECTED is the online networking platform for the SLAS community. There is a community for each of the TIGs as well as for the General Membership. You can log in and ask questions, seek collaborators or just see what others are talking about!
  • SLAS APPLIED is SLAS’ online learning center, which houses numerous recorded sessions, webinars and more. You can search by category or keyword to see the many offerings.

Let us know if you have any questions!


 

 

We are excited to announce that the abstract submission platform for the 13th International Conference on Predictive Modelling in Food (ICPMF) is now open! This is your opportunity to share your research with a global audience and contribute to advancing predictive modeling in food. Researchers, practitioners, and students are encouraged to submit their work and be part of this impactful event.

DEADLINE:   February 28, 2025

TOPICS: https://afea.eventsair.com/13thicpmf/topics

SUBMISSION PLATFORM: https://tinyurl.com/2cug26ph

SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

Abstracts must be submitted in English using exclusively the on-line system of the Conference web page (Abstract submission).

Abstracts submitted via fax or any other means will not be accepted. Please indicate  one of the Main Scientific Topics for your abstract and the preferred way of presentation (oral or poster presentation).

Your abstract should be no longer than 350 words (including spaces and references but not names or affiliations).

The title must be no longer than 30 words.

Please indicate up to 6 key words of your abstract.

The Scientific Committee of 13th ICPMF will determine whether the abstract will be accepted as an oral presentation or a poster, with consideration given to the author’s preference.

For each conference registration an author/co-author can present up to 1 work of any kind.

Certificates will be given only to registered participants.

In order for the submitted abstract to be evaluated, the presenting author of abstracts must be registered participant at 13th ICPMF.

Registration must be received no later than June 26th 2025 to ensure that your abstract is included in the conference programme and scheduled for presentation. Abstracts must be received by the announced deadline.

Abstracts received after the deadline will not be considered. Submission of an abstract acknowledges your consent for the abstract to be published in the official programme.

The corresponding author must ensure the congress secretariat, that all co-authors are aware of the content of the abstract and they consent to its submission.

Authors will be notified by e-mail no later than June 13th 2025, whether their abstract has been accepted or rejected, and, in case of acceptance about the form of presentation.

Students will have to present an ID to prove their status.

 

 

FEBS Newsletter - November 2024

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 10:57
 

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Just out – the November 2024 issue of FEBS News 

2024 has been a special 60th anniversary year for FEBS, with several extra activities to mark the milestone and further the organization's goals. In this issue of FEBS News, enjoy a round-up of anniversary projects, discover the latest news from the journals of FEBS, browse photos from the vibrant FEBS Congress in Milano this summer – and find out plans for 2025!

 

Recently announced – the FEBS Excellence Awardees 2024

It's time to congratulate the next set of early-career group leaders from the FEBS area who have been selected to receive a prestigious FEBS Excellence Award, following the call earlier this year. A FEBS Excellence Award provides funding of €100,000 for research equipment and consumables over a 3-year period. We wish the awardees much success in developing their research projects.

The next application period for FEBS Excellence Awards will be 1 April to 1 July 2025. 

 

Get ready for the 49th FEBS Congress

Join research leaders and the upcoming generation of scientists at our big event of 2025! Be inspired and get up to speed in different research fields in the molecular and cellular life sciences, present your own work and make international connections. And all this against the fascinating backdrop of the city of Istanbul.

Registration and abstract submission are now open!

Key upcoming deadlines:
FEBS Young Scientists' Forum: 12 December 2024
FEBS Sprinzl scheme: 30 January 2025
FEBS bursaries: 13 March 2025
Abstract submission: 13 March 2025
Early registration fee: 13 March 2025

Hosted by the Turkish Biochemical Society | Istanbul | 5–9 July 2025

 

Apply to the FEBS Young Scientists' Forum (YSF) 2025
by 12 December 2024

If you're a PhD student or postdoc, you're invited to start your FEBS Congress experience next year with the 24th edition of the FEBS YSF, in the beautiful setting of Sapanca, Türkiye! The YSF is a popular pre-Congress satellite event for about 100 early-career researchers from mainly FEBS countries. If selected to take part, your participation at the YSF as well as the ensuing 49th FEBS Congress will be supported by a YSF grant.

 

Dates for your diary: NovemberDecember 2024

FEBS Junior Section webinar – RNA modifications: What we know and what we don't know about another layer of information: 7 November 2024
FEBS Open Bio webinar – Mitochondrial biogenesis: an in-depth look into the beating heart of the eukaryotic cell: 19 November 2024
FEBS Young Scientists' Forum application deadline: 12 December 2024 
Proposals for 2025 education/training activities: 15 December 2024

 
 

 

Die Abteilung für Primary Care Medicine, Medizinischen Universität Wien, führt unter der Leitung von Frau Prof. Kathryn Hoffmann eine Online-Fragebogenstudie zu Postakuten Infektionssyndromen (PAIS) durch und bittet die OEGMBT Community um Unterstützung:

Zu den postakuten Infektionssyndromen (PAIS) gehören alle chronischen Erkrankungen, die nach einer akuten Infektion auftreten. Diese akuten Infektionen können durch viele verschiedene Viren oder Bakterien verursacht werden, z. B. SARS-CoV-2 (Covid-19), Influenza-Virus (die echte Grippe), Epstein-Barr-Virus, Borrelien (Lyme-Borreliose) und viele andere Erreger sowie Toxine, Medikamente oder Schimmelpilze. Für diese Studie schließen wir auch Teilnehmer:innen ein, deren Symptome durch einschneidende Ereignisse ausgelöst wurden, wie z. B. eine Geburt, eine Operation, oder einen Unfall. Auch Patient:innen, die nach einer Infektion neue Krankheiten (wie Autoimmunerkrankungen, thromboembolische oder kardiovaskuläre Erkrankungen) entwickeln, zählen zu PAIS-Betroffenen, da diese Erkrankungen oft eine Folgeerscheinung der Primärinfektion sind.

Untersucht werden Betroffene auf bestimmten Syndromen, die häufig mit PAIS in Verbindung stehen (z. B. Neuropathien, autonome Dysfunktionen, Immunstörungen, postexertionellen Malaise, Fatigue usw.). Diese Daten werden mit diagnostischen Untersuchungen und Behandlungsversuchen der Patient:innen verglichen. Das Team wird auch analysieren, wie viele Patient:innen mit PAIS die Diagnosekriterien für ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) erfüllen und wie viele tatsächlich korrekt diagnostiziert wurden.

 

FFG - Forschung wirkt NL 10/2024

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 10:59

 

Free Online Course - Join Any Time until December 1st

This autumn, join EMBL's Science Education and Public Engagement team, in collaboration with Merck, for a self-paced online course entitled "Molecular Biology Techniques: Comprehensive Approaches for Educators and Enthusiasts". This course is tailored for science educators, researchers, and anyone fascinated by the innovative techniques used in modern molecular biology. Immerse yourself in this evolving discipline and explore its potential to transform scientific research. The course runs from 21 October to 1 December 2024, with participants able to join at any time over the six weeks. The course is free, with an estimated workload of 2 hours per week, and participants will have the opportunity to earn a certificate upon completion. The working language of the course is English and anyone interested can join at any point until 1 December 2024.

Find out more at: https://www.embl.org/ells/training/molecular-biology-techniques-2024/

Join here: https://forms.gle/HobDgqXDYzLg4FZo7

 

 

Open Science News Letter 11/2024

Wednesday, 04 December 2024 11:33

Open Science

Liebe Newsletter-Abonnent:innen,

wir freuen uns sehr, dass unser neues Projekt "Flower Power" im Oktober gestartet hat! Darin werden Schüler:innen und Pflanzen-Interessierte mithelfen, geeignete Pflanzen für die Versuche im Labor von Michael Mildner an der Medizinischen Universität Wien auszuwählen. Dieser leitet das Projekt und möchte mit seinem Team die Wirkung von pflanzlichen Wirkstoffen bei der Narbenbildung der menschlichen Haut untersuchen.

Im November finden zwei Fortbildungen für Pädagog:innen zu den Themen Mikroorganismen und Krebs statt. Anmeldungen dafür sind noch möglich!

Zum Thema Mikroorgansimen haben wir heuer erstmals auch einen Workshop für Volksschüler:innen angeboten und waren im Rahmen der European Reserachers' Night damit an der FH St. Pölten. 

Über Kichererbsen als nachhaltige und klimafitte Nahrungsmittel berichtet unser neuester News-Artikel.

Und im Vienna Open Lab wird es in den Herbstferien gruselig: Vom 29. bis 31. Oktober findet das Halloween-Special statt und kann für Familien und Einzelteilnehmer:innen gebucht werden.

Das Open Science Team wünscht Ihnen viel Spaß beim Lesen und mit den angebotenen Aktivitäten!

Projektbeschreibung

Flower Power – Die Wirkung von pflanzlichen Wirkstoffen auf Narben

In diesem Projekt steht die Rolle spezieller Nervenzellen bei der Narbenbildung im Fokus. In einem Narbenmodell im Labor soll außerdem die Wirksamkeit von Pflanzenextrakten aus verschie-denen Pflanzen getestet werden. Durch die Zusammenarbeit mit Schüler:innen und weiteren Citizen Scientists wird dabei lokales Wissen über Heilpflanzen für die wissenschaftliche Forschung genutzt.

Projektnews

Mikroorganismen-Workshop bei der European Researchers’ Night

Heuer war Open Science am Standort St. Pölten mit dabei! Gemeinsam mit DOME haben wir mit je einer Klasse der Volksschule Daniel Gran 2 und der Otto-Glöckel-Volksschule an der FH zum Thema Mikroorganismen experimentiert.

Sonstiges

Fortbildungen für Pädagog:innen

Open Science bietet laufend Fortbildungen für PädagogInnen an. Aktuelle Veranstaltungen: "Neue Erkenntnisse in der Krebsforschung" am 12.11.2024 in Wien und "Mikroorganismen und Antibiotikaresistenzen" am 19.11.2024 in Wien.

Umwelt - Technik - Landwirtschaft

Kichererbsen – nachhaltige und klimafitte Nahrungsmittel

Kichererbsen sind trockenresistente Hülsenfruchtpflanzen mit hohem Proteingehalt, die Getreideanbau im städtischen Raum ergänzen könnten.

Aktuelles

Halloween-Special: Experimentierspaß für die ganze Familie!

Wenn im Herbst der Nebel durch die dunklen Straßen zieht, zeigt sich auch das Vienna Open Lab einmal von seiner gruseligen Seite und öffnet zum Halloween-Special seine Pforten.

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Open Science News Letter 09/2024

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 11:00

Open Science

Liebe ÖGMBT-Mitglieder,

wir hoffen, Sie hatten einen schönen Sommer! Wir starten mit einem Fortbildungsangebot für Pädagog:innen ins neue Schuljahr: "Neue Erkenntnisse in der Krebsforschung" am 12. November und "Mikroorganismen und Antibiotikaresistenzen" am 19. November. Anmeldungen sind noch bis zum 15.11.2024 möglich!

Neues aus unserem Projekt BaMiKo: Die Dreharbeiten zu den Kochvideos, die jungen Leuten das Thema ballaststoffreiche Ernährung näherbringen sollen, sind abgeschlossen.

Falls Sie sich für Gesundheitsthemen interessieren: Wir suchen Teilnehmer:innen für eine Studie zur Gesundheitskommunikation in Österreich!

Und im Vienna Open Lab wird es Ende Oktober im Halloween-Special wieder so richtig gruselig. Der Kurs kann für Familien und Einzelteilnehmer:innen ab Ende September auf der Website gebucht werden.

Viel Spaß bei den Veranstaltungen wünscht das Open Science Team!

Sonstiges

Fortbildungen für Pädagog:innen

Open Science bietet laufend Fortbildungen für PädagogInnen an. Aktuelle Veranstaltungen: "Neue Erkenntnisse in der Krebsforschung" am 12.11.2024 in Wien und "Mikroorganismen und Antibiotikaresistenzen" am 19.11.2024 in Wien.

Projektnews

BaMiKo: Dreharbeiten zu Kochvideos abgeschlossen

Im Juni 2024 war das Kamerateam von ZimtNow an der HBLFA Tirol vor Ort: Die sechs Gewinner-Gerichte unseres Rezeptwettbewerbs wurden von den angehenden Köch:innen nachgekocht, und sie wurden dabei für die Videos aufgenommen.

Projektnews

Einladung zur Studienteilnahme: Medizin in den Medien

Für eine wissenschaftliche Studie möchten wir Sie über Ihre Leseerfahrung zu Gesundheitsthemen in den österreichischen Medien befragen.

Kurse

Halloween-Special für Familien

Wenn im Herbst der Nebel durch die dunklen Straßen zieht, zeigt sich auch das Vienna Open Lab einmal von seiner gruseligen Seite und öffnet zum Halloween-Special seine Pforten.

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Your FEBS Network highlights

Monday, 14 October 2024 12:45

FEBS Network

Hello members of the Austrian Association of Molecular Life Sciences and Biotechnology, this is a fortnightly round-up of the highlights from FEBS Network. Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight of the past weeks.

 
FEBS Junior Section FEBS Junior Section
Junior Section, FEBS
FEBS Communications FEBS Communications
Stine Mary Vissing Stine Mary Vissing
PhD Student, Aarhus University
Jonny Coates Jonny Coates
Associate Director, ASAPbio
 

FEBS Junior Section present Alexandru Babeș

FEBS Junior Section present Alexandru Babeș

The next talk of the FEBS Junior Section in 2024 will host Alexandru Babeș, from the University of Bucharest, in Romania. He will talk about the modulation of TRPM8 by the prostacyclin receptor in ...

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ATHENS: Approaches in Transformative and Holistic Education for Novel Science

ATHENS: Approaches in Transformative and Holistic Education for Novel Science

You are cordially invited to attend this FEBS Education and Training Joint Workshops, which will be held in Athens, Greece, from 18–19 October 2024, to explore the topics of Active Learning, Artifi...

FEBS Communications By FEBS Communications
 
 
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Attending the Long and the Short of Non-Coding RNAs course

Attending the Long and the Short of Non-Coding RNAs course

Attending a FEBS Advanced Course is not just a way to learn about a research topic: it can also help develop essential skills, such as presenting and networking. Here we find out about the experien...

Stine Mary Vissing By Stine Mary Vissing , PhD Student, Aarhus University
 
 
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Preprints: Catalysts in the publishing revolution

Preprints: Catalysts in the publishing revolution

On this 'landscaping article' the authors explore the history of preprints in the life sciences, investigate how the fields of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology are using preprints now, and place ...

Jonny Coates By Jonny Coates , Associate Director, ASAPbio
 
 
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