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Austrias Life Science Hot-Spot
ÖGMBT is a platform for scientific exchange and diversity by connecting researchers, students and corporates.
The scientific get-to-gether presented current research in the key-disciplines:
Signaling in Cancer and Immunity, Lysosomes and Disease, Signaling Mechanisms: Protein Interaction, Epigenetics and Disease, RNA Biology, Translational Oncology, Stem Cells and Regeneration, Cell Division, Structural Biology & Biophysics and Satellite Meeting by Biophysics Austria.
The meeting was concluded by the session of Young Life Scientists Austria with the DKs MCBO, HOROS & SPIN and their extraordinary alumnies. The range and quality of bioscientific research in Austria was reflected by the top speakers that took stage throughout the meeting, including the following invited speakers:
FEBS National Lecture: Maria M. Mota iMM Lisboa, PT |
Silvio Gutkind UCSD, US |
Matthias Peter ETH, GE |
Andrea Ballabio TIGEM, IT |
Karl Lohner KFU Graz, AT |
Steven Taylor University of Manchester, UK |
Thomas Carell LMU, DE |
Alexander Mankin UIC, US |
Andreas Trumpp DKFZ, DE |
Michaela Frye University of Cambridge, UK |
Richard Marais University of Manchester, UK |
Georg Winter CeMM, AT |
Florian Greten FCI, DE |
Alexander Meissner Harvard University, US |
Nieng Yan Tsinghua University, CN |
Young aspiring scientists and their extraordinary research received awards in four different categories: Life Science Research and -PhD Awards Austria 2017 (each in basic and applied research) Best Poster- and Talk Awards
Sabrina Ladstätter (IMBA) received the Life Science Research Award Austria 2017 in the category: basic research, |
Paul Datlinger (CeMM) received the Life Science Research Award Austria 2017 in the category: applied science, sponsored by BMWFW “Pooled CRISPR screening with single-cell transcriptome readout” |
Alexandra Perras (Medizinische Universität Graz) received the Life Science PhD Award Austria2017 in the category: applied science, |
Beata Mierzwa (IMBA) received the Life Science PhD Award Austria 2017 in the category: basic research, |
Best Poster Awards 2017 sponsored by Microsynth and VWR went to: Best Talk Award 2017 sponsored by VWR went to: Aufschnaiter Andreas |
ÖGMBT Young Live Scientists Austria (YLSA) After the inspiring talks from DK alumnies, Wolfgang Gruber (YLSA NORD) and Bettina Rass (YLSA WEST) gave an overview about past and future YLSA activities.. For further activities of the YLSA click HERE |

Check out the full program and abstract book for more information on the conference!