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VBC - Top Female Founders Summer School

Monday, 19 May 2025 11:39

INiTS - Vienna's High-tech incubator
 
 
Applications open for
Top Female Founders Summer School
 

Are you a female student or future entrepreneur with an innovative idea to tackle healthcare challenges? If you have a background in life science, medicine, business or engineering and want to level up your skills to excel in healthcare, then this program is for you.

 

Blending online learning with onsite training at Vienna BioCenter, the Top Female Founders Summer School has been designed with insights from accomplished female founders and addresses the unique obstacles encountered by women entrepreneurs. Learn more.

 

When?

Online: 13 June – 4 July

Onsite: 14 July – 18 July

 

What?

Receive mentoring from industry experts in big pharma, academia and healthcare as you learn to identify healthcare needs, build a dynamic team, create a business model, and pitch your ideas like a pro.

 

Applications to the Top Female Founders Summer School are open

Apply here before May 30th!

 
 

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FEBS - Monthly News May 25

Thursday, 15 May 2025 02:57

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The Milan Declaration on the Crucial Role of Science in meeting Global Challenges

The Milan Declaration on the Crucial Role of Science in meeting Global Challenges

The Milan Declaration on the Crucial Role of Science in meeting Global Challenges stresses the importance of Science and Scientific Research in providing coordinated solutions to global problems and challenges.

Our purpose is to bring together citizens and scientists to support the Milan Declaration action items, communicate and engage citizens in the important role Science plays in solving challenges on a global level, educate the public, promote advocacy, and unite citizens, civil society, and scientific organizations in advancing Science as a pillar of global cooperation and trust.

FEBS supports the Biomed Alliance's statement, which expresses concerns regarding the potential cut in health funding in the next Multiannual Financial Framework.

The Health is wealth: policy makers must preserve investment to protect the health of EU citizens statement expresses concerns regarding the potential cut of health funding in the next Multiannual Financial Framework. This reduction could seriously impede the implementation of a strong and coordinated European Health Strategy, and ultimately impacting the well-being of citizens, the resilience of the health workforce and Europe’s innovation and competitiveness in the health field.

Join the knowledge exchange with a late-breaking abstract submission

Still wondering about presenting your work as a poster at the 49th FEBS Congress? Act now to catch the late-breaking abstract submission deadline of 19 May 2025. Research and education posters are both welcome, and this year accepted late-breaking abstracts will be included in the FEBS Open Bio supplement of Congress abstracts. Find all the details on the Late-breaking Abstracts webpage.

Get ready for a celebration of achievements in molecular life science research

Prizes highlight important contributions and inspire us all. Several plenary lecturers at the 49th FEBS Congress will be receiving awards, including the 2025 FEBS medal recipients featured below, who are being honoured for ‘outstanding achievements in biochemistry and molecular biology or related sciences’. Excellent work from delegates presenting at the event will also be recognized, with poster and speed talk prizes from the FEBS journals – find out more in the FEBS Press section of the newsletter.

 

FEBS Datta medal Mübeccel Akdis, Switzerland Congress lecture: ‘Mechanisms of food allergy and the role of allergen- specific B cells’

FEBS Datta medal, Mübeccel Akdis, Switzerland

Congress lecture: ‘Mechanisms of food allergy and the role of allergen-specific B cells’

 

 

FEBS Theodor Bücher medal Andrea Ballabio, Italy

Congress lecture: ‘Lysosomal signaling in metabolic adaptation and tumorigenesis’

 

 

FEBS Sir Hans Krebs medal Annette G. Beck-Sickinger, Germany

Congress lecture: ‘G protein-coupled peptide receptors: structure, function and innovative therapeutic concepts’

 

Stay tuned for social programme news

The local Congress organizers are busy finalizing plans to complement the scientific programme, including a surprise opening ceremony, early-morning fitness sessions, a jazz–science fusion event, and a trip on the Bosphorus! Some activities will be offered via limited tickets that will be available to purchase, so if you’re coming to the Congress look out for email news about this from the Congress Secretariat in late May.

Develop your teaching and training know-how

Many molecular life science researchers are also involved in teaching, training and mentoring, and the 49th FEBS Congress offers much of interest in this area for all career stages. Don’t miss an ‘education plenary lecture’, a FEBS–IUBMB session on AI in bioscience teaching, and a FEBS–ORPHEUS session on ‘PhD training in a changing world: Standards, ethics, and career growth’. Find out more on the Special Sessions webpage.

Susan Lindquist School on Proteostasis', The evolving role of mitochondria in metabolism' and 'Fluorescence microspectroscopy: functional imaging of biological systems'.

Susan Lindquist School on Proteostasis', The evolving role of mitochondria in metabolism' and 'Fluorescence microspectroscopy: functional imaging of biological systems'.

FEBS Advanced Courses 2025

FEBS Advanced Courses are organized by expert scientists with funding from FEBS to provide updates, training and networking in focused research areas. The following 2025 events are either open for applicants or, in some cases, might be open to late registrations (contact the organizers directly if you are interested on a course). FEBS Youth Travel Fund grants are available to help PhD students and postdocs participate; find details on the course websites. 

FEBS Advanced Lecture Courses
Emerging insights from structural biology into molecular mechanisms of diseases
   Groningen, Netherlands | 27–31 May 2025 
Biological surfaces and interfaces: biointerfaces at lipids, proteins and polymers 
   Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain | 8–13 June 2025  
Functional genomics of metabolic diseases
   Spetses Island, Greece | 29 August – 3 September 2025  

FEBS Special Meetings
Sphingolipid biology: breaking boundaries 
Varna, Bulgaria | 25–30 May 2025
Expanding frontiers in aminoacyl-tRNA synthetase research 
Dubrovnik, Croatia | 28 September – 3 October 2025

FEBS Practical and Lecture Courses
Computational approaches to understanding and engineering enzyme catalysis
Stockholm, Sweden │ 29 September – 3 October 2025

FEBS Practical Course
Fluorescence microspectroscopy: functional imaging of biological systems
Wageningen, Netherlands | 18–24 May 2025

FEBS Workshops
Conservation and diversity of gene regulatory mechanisms across eukaryotes
Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain | 16–20 June 2025
European workshop on bacterial protein toxins
Oñati, Spain | 29 June – 3 July 2025
Immunology, metabolism and ageing
Matrei am Brenner, Austria │ 8–11 September 2025
Connecting the exposome with redox regulation in health and disease
Luso, Portugal │ 6–9 October 2025
Molecular and cellular pathways of aging in hematopoiesis
Crete, Greece │ 20–24 October 2025

Joint FEBS | EMBO Lecture Courses
Cell biology of host-pathogen interactions
Blois, France | 26–30 May 2025
Physical virology: across length scales 
Sant Feliu de Guixols, Spain | 1–6 June 2025
Venice Summer School 2025: Emergence & evolution of multi-level regulatory systems
Venice, Italy | 17–22 August 2025 
The new microbiology
Spetses Island, Greece | 3–11 September 2025
The evolving role of mitochondria in metabolism
Belgrade, Serbia | 14–18 September 2025
Susan Lindquist School on Proteostasis
Espoo, Finland | 16–19 September 2025

Round 2 of the call for proposals for 2026 FEBS Advanced Courses

The next deadline for applications to organize a FEBS Advanced Course is 1 September 2025. Find out more about submitting an application for funding to organize a course.

 

FEBS Education and Training Committee Activities

Deadlines approaching!

  • Second Call for FEBS Supported Society Education Events - Deadline: July 15, 2025
  • FEBS Education National Lecture - Deadline June 15, 2025: 

    The FEBS Education National Lecture initiative provides financial support of up to 750 Euro for up to two plenary lectures or keynote talks on education at the national scientific congresses of FEBS Constituent Societies. For queries, please contact the chair of the FEBS Education and Training Committee via the Contact section of the FEBS website

FEBS Press at the FEBS Congress 2025

FEBS Press is buzzing like a beehive making preparations for the FEBS Congress in Istanbul, and our editors are looking forward to all the exciting science that will be presented. The journals will reward outstanding researchers every day. The FEBS Journal and FEBS Letters will award their prestigious annual monetary prizes to the corresponding authors of the best research article published in the journal last year, and the winners will present their work in a dedicated session. FEBS Open Bio, which especially supports Early Career Researchers, is awarding a bursary to attend the FEBS Congress to a young scientist who published a paper of special interest in the journal in the last 18 months. FEBS Open Bio will also offer two prizes to the best speed talks presented at the conference.

In recognition of the contribution of posters to the event, the FEBS Press editors will be selecting outstanding posters for daily prizes. The editors of Molecular Oncology will especially focus on posters in the field of cancer. On the last day of the Congress, an overall winner will be selected for each journal.

There will be a special session organised by FEBS Press, where attendees can meet the journal editors and learn about publishing, as well as attend an exciting workshop on how to create a graphical abstract for your article.

Finally, FEBS Press will have a dedicated corner at the FEBS booth, where attendees can book a meeting with an editor to assess the suitability of their work for publication in a FEBS Press journal, or just show up for a chat about all the different activities organised by FEBS.

Do register if you still haven’t done so. We hope to see you there!

 

Other FEBS alerts in brief

  • FEBS Excellence Awards 2025: Apply now for FEBS Excellence Awards 2025 - Deadline for submissions is July 1, 2025 Learn more
  • 4th FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE International Molecular Biosciences PhD and Postdoc Conference, Glasgow (UK), 10–12 September 2025:  Many travel grants are available to support your participation! Click here to register and find more information.
 

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FWF - Frauen in der Spitzenforschung

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 10:50

Bühne frei für Frauen in der Spitzenforschung

Im letzten Jahr konnten 60 Forscherinnen mit ihren Projekten in den FWF-Karriereprogrammen ESPRIT und Elise Richter reüssieren. Nun kamen sie in Wien zusammen, um ihre Auszeichnungen von Wissenschaftsministerin Eva-Maria Holzleitner sowie FWF-Präsident Christof Gattringer und Vizepräsidentin Ursula Jakubek entgegenzunehmen. Beim anschließenden Networking standen die Rahmenbedingungen für Karrieren in der Spitzenforschung im Mittelpunkt.
 

Der FWF fördert aktuell 2.363 Wissenschaftlerinnen in ganz Österreich – ein wichtiger Beitrag für die Karriereentwicklung von Frauen in Wissenschaft und Forschung. Darunter sind auch 60 neue Projektleiterinnen in der Postdoc- und Senior-Postdoc-Phase, die im Jahr 2024 eine Förderung im Rahmen der Karriereprogramme ESPRIT und Elise Richter einwerben konnten.

Am vergangenen Donnerstag versammelten sich die neu bewilligten Projektleiterinnen der FWF-Karriereprogramme in Wien, um ihre Förderauszeichnungen feierlich entgegenzunehmen und sich mit Kolleginnen zu vernetzen. Mit dabei: Frauen- und Wissenschaftsministerin Eva-Maria Holzleitner, FWF-Präsident Christof Gattringer und Vizepräsidentin Ursula Jakubek.

Wissenschaftsministerin Eva-Maria Holzleitner nutzte die Feier, um die Leistungen von Frauen in der Wissenschaft hervorzuheben: „Sowohl in der Politik als auch in der Spitzenforschung wird Diversität zunehmend anerkannt und geschätzt. Es liegt mir besonders am Herzen, Rahmenbedingungen zu schaffen, die es jungen Frauen ermöglichen, ihre Talente voll auszuschöpfen. Die Fähigkeit, an sich selbst zu glauben und sich gegenseitig zu unterstützen, bleibt der Schlüssel zum Erfolg.“

„An einem Abend wie diesem rücken wir weibliche Karrieren in der Spitzenforschung ins Rampenlicht, wir gratulieren allen ausgezeichneten Forscherinnen. Wir sind aber noch nicht am Ziel und setzen unsere Anstrengungen fort, die Rahmenbedingungen so zu gestalten, dass noch mehr Karrierewege von Frauen in die Spitzenforschung führen. Die Mithilfe aller Organisationen im Forschungsbereich ist zentral, um mehr Positionen für junge Forscherinnen zu schaffen, die dann auch erfolgreich Drittmittel einwerben können“, so FWF-Vizepräsidentin Ursula Jakubek und Präsident Christof Gattringer.

Forscherinnen-Bühnentalk: Wie Wissenschaft inklusiver werden kann

Nach Übergabe der Förderauszeichnungen sprachen vier Forscherinnen bei einem Bühnentalk über ihre Erfahrungen und Einschätzungen zum Thema Chancengleichheit in Wissenschaft und Forschung. Franziska Lorbeer (IMP – Forschungsinstitut für Molekulare Pathologie), Hanna Oppelmayer (Universität Innsbruck), Yvonne Zivkovic (Universität Graz) sowie Karen Kastenhofer (ÖAW, Obfrau des Elise-Richter-Netzwerks) diskutierten über Sichtbarkeit, gläserne Decken und die Frage, wie die Gleichstellung in den Wissenschaften weiter vorangebracht werden kann.

Frauenförderung, Gleichstellung und Diversität

Mit der Veranstaltung leistet der FWF einen Beitrag, um die Vernetzung exzellenter Forscherinnen in Österreich nachhaltig zu stärken. Die jährliche Auszeichnung und das Networking sind Teil zahlreicher Maßnahmen, um Frauen in der Spitzenforschung zu fördern und sichtbar zu machen. Dazu zählen neben spezifischen Maßnahmen für Forscherinnen auch die Implementierung eines Gleichstellungsplans, die langfristige Verankerung des Themas in einer Stabsstelle für Chancengleichheit in der Forschungsförderung sowie das konsequente Monitoring der Förderstatistik. Mit einem Tenure-Paket für Frauen bei den künftigen FWF-ASTRA-Preisen setzt der FWF darüber hinaus neue Akzente in der Frauenförderung. Generelles Ziel ist es, die Gleichstellung aller Geschlechter sowie die Anerkennung der Diversität von Wissenschaftler:innen und ihrer Forschungsvorhaben in allen Bereichen zu gewährleisten.

Quelle: https://www.fwf.ac.at/aktuelles/detail/buehne-frei-fuer-frauen-in-der-spitzenforschung

 

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Your FEBS Network highlights - May

Monday, 12 May 2025 09:06
FEBS Network



Hello ÖGMBT member,

You've opted in to receive a fortnightly round-up of the highlights from FEBS Network. Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks.

Joan Guinovart: a colleague, friend and cultural link
 

Joan Guinovart: a colleague, friend and cultural link

This article is a reprint from the special issue of SEBBM magazine (No. 224, May 2025). Read more
Israel Pecht Israel Pecht
Professor, The Weizmann.Inst.of Science
 
 


Spinning Success: How 3DBioFibR is Weaving a Business from Biopolymers

Spinning Success: How 3DBioFibR is Weaving a Business from Biopolymers

Join The Meshwork for an exciting talk from Karan Chowdhry!!! Read more
The Meshwork The Meshwork
Network for Early Career Researchers, International
 
 
 

FEBS Anniversary Prize 2025
 

FEBS Anniversary Prize 2025

The FEBS Anniversary Prize honors outstanding young scientists in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. This year, Colinda Scheele (KU Leuven) is recognized for her pioneering research on cancer cell... Read more
FEBS Communications FEBS Communications
 
 


FEBS Junior Section – Atakan Ekiz: Democratizing cancer transcriptomics analysis
 

FEBS Junior Section – Atakan Ekiz: Democratizing cancer transcriptomics analysis

A webinar on democratizing cancer transcriptomics analysis with an interactive bioinformatics platform, by Dr Atakan Ekiz, from Izmir Institute of Technology (IzTech), Türkiye. The event was organi... Watch video
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Junior Section, FEBS
 
FEBS Advanced Course on Biological Surfaces and Interfaces
 

FEBS Advanced Course on Biological Surfaces and Interfaces

EXTENDED DEADLINE FOR (POSTER) ABSTRACT SUBMISSION: 30 April 2025 Read more
Andrea Salis Andrea Salis
Professor, Università di Cagliari
 
 

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Life Science Report Austria 2024

Tuesday, 10 June 2025 10:51
 
LISA: Advancing Austrian life science at the heart of Europe

Life Science Report Austria 2024

 

 

Dear Reader,

did you know that Austria’s life sciences sector is reaching new record highs?

According to the Life Science Report Austria 2024 the dynamic industry encompasses more than 1,170 companies, employing approximately 73,400 people and generating nearly €40 billion in total revenue. Of these, around 45,500 individuals are directly engaged in life sciences activities, which account for roughly €27 billion in revenue.

Between 2021 and 2023 alone, 146 new companies were established – many of them spin-offs from universities. During this period, existing companies increased their workforce by about 13% and boosted their revenues by 20%. Austria’s specialized biotechnology companies recently invested approximately €480 million in research and development. Over the past decade, domestic R&D spending has grown at a rate 1.5 times higher than the OECD average.
 
The Life Sciences Sector at a Glance
Austria’s life sciences sector encompasses medical technology, biotechnology, and the pharmaceutical industry.
  • Medical Technology:
    Austria is home to 642 medical technology companies employing over 31,100 people. Since 2020, the sector has seen a 13% increase in revenue, reaching a total of €11 billion.
  • Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals:
    This segment is experiencing particularly dynamic growth. Together, 532 companies in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals employ approximately 42,300 people and generated nearly €29 billion in revenue—an increase of more than 25% over the past three years.
  • Pharmaceutical Industry:
    Austria has 41 active pharmaceutical companies employing around 4,000 people – a 14% increase compared to 2020. These companies make a significant contribution to the national economy, with total revenues rising by 8% since 2020 to €2.1 billion in 2023.
Artificial Intelligence: A Key Driver of Innovation
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly pivotal role in the life sciences, accelerating research, enhancing diagnostics, and enabling personalized medicine. In Austria, research institutions are leading the way in integrating AI into their core processes: two-thirds are already in the testing or pilot phase, while 30% are actively deploying AI in their operations. The private sector is also advancing rapidly, with around half of all companies piloting key AI applications.

A major milestone in Austria’s AI-driven life sciences journey was reached in September 2024 with the founding of AITHYRA – Institute for Biomedical Artificial Intelligence by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW), in collaboration with the Boehringer Ingelheim Foundation. As the first institute of its kind in Europe, AITHYRA focuses on developing cutting-edge, AI-supported research approaches to drive innovation in biomedicine.
 
Research and Innovation
The strong economic development of Austria’s life sciences is supported by a tight network of internationally renowned research expertise. A total of 56 institutions are completely dedicated to life science research or have significant activities in this field. Altogether, more than 24,300 life sciences related employees are working at 18 universities, 14 universities of applied sciences and 24 non-university research institutes, building the innovative foundation of the Austrian life science sector as a whole.

Besides high-quality research, the academic institutions also provide the sector with well-qualified people, representing a strong pillar in Austria’s educational system. In 2023, the total number of life science students at universities and universities of applied science amounted to more than 68,300. The total life sciences budget of Austrian research institutions most recently amounted to €1.91 billion.

More information about Austria's vibrant life science sector: www.lifescienceaustria.at

Enjoy your reading!
Your LISA Team
 

 
 
 

 

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EFB Newsletter - April

Monday, 28 April 2025 02:57
Upcoming Green Deal Biotechnology Conference
 
The Green Deal Biotechnology Conference, organized by the EFB Environmental Biotechnology Division will take place on 26–28 May 2025 in Aveiro, Portugal. Meet the speakers:
  • David Burton - Dalhousie University (CA)
  • David Kelly - University of Sheffield (UK)
  • Luisa Orsini - University of Birmingham and Daphne Water Solutions (UK)
  • Helena Vieira - University of Aveiro (PT)
  • Marc Delgado Aguilar - University of Girona (ES)
  • Marcel Kuypers - Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology (DE)
  • María Rincón - European Commission (BE)
We thank our sponsors and partners for their support of the Green Deal Biotechnology Conference 2025. Special thanks to the University of Aveiro, including the Department of Chemistry, Department of Biology, CICECO, and CESAM, as well as the Municipality of Aveiro.

Sponsors
 
 
Abstract submission & early bird registration deadline: 15 May 2025
 
Don't miss your chance to take part in Designer Biology on 29–31 July 2025 in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
Submit your abstract for oral or poster presentation and register at the early bird rate by 15 May 2025!

Designer Biology: From proteins and cells to scaffolds and materials:
  • Brings together researchers from across bioengineering, synthetic biology, and biomaterials.
  • Programme includes keynote talks, early-career presentations, and interactive posters.
  • Focused on promoting synergies and cross-disciplinary collaboration in a friendly atmosphere.

PLATINUM SPONSOR

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Abstract submission & early bird registration deadline: 20 May 2025
 
Join the 7th edition of the Green for Good (G4G2025) Conference on 1-4 September 2025 in Olomouc, Czech Republic.
Submit your abstract for oral or poster presentation by 20 May 2025 on:
  • Gene editing in crop breeding
  • Plant diseases and pests
  • Biologicals in agriculture
  • Biotechnology for smart agriculture
  • Indoor farming
  • Waste utilisation
Features:
  • Keynote lectures from leading scientists
  • Presentations by early career researchers
  • Flash poster presentations
  • “Industry Meets Academia” session
  • Panel debate on the regulation of New Genomic Techniques

G4G2025 sponors logo
 
 
Call for abstracts!
 
Join the Recombinant Protein Production (RPP) conference on 7-9 October 2025 in Neu-Ulm, Germany.
Submit your abstract for an oral or poster presentation on:
  • Chassis engineering for recombinant protein production
  • Impact of production conditions on cellular performance
  • Model-enabled protein, cell, and process engineering
  • New horizons for biopharmaceutical proteins
  • Precision fermentation of food proteins
  • Contributions to sustainable protein biomanufacturing
Feel invited to share our passion focusing on recombinant protein production. Topics such as chassis and bioprocess engineering, impacts of production conditions and the model-enabled optimisation and prediction of target proteins, hosts and processes will be at the heart of the event.

Abstract submission and registration are open, now!

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Save the date!
 
Get ready for ECB2026, one of the largest and most influential biotechnology events in the world, taking place from 28 June to 1 July 2026 at the unique venue “A Room with a ZOO” in Antwerp, Belgium.
Join top scientists, industry leaders, and innovators for an exciting program featuring:
  • 4 Scientific Streams covering medical, agricultural, industrial, environmental and other sectors.
  • Networking opportunities, exhibitions, and engaging scientific sessions.
Website and abstract submissions opening soon!
 
 
 
Top article of the month
How the past is shaping the future of life science: The influence of automation and AI on biology
 
 
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS
 
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On 8 April, EuropaBio published The EFIB Brussels Statement. It marks a pivotal moment in Europe’s journey toward economic strength, competitiveness, and resilience. It outlines key actions for industrial biotechnology to position Europe as a global leader in sustainable biomanufacturing. [+]
 
 
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FEBS Network highlights - April

Tuesday, 29 April 2025 08:49
FEBS Network

Hello ÖGMBT members,

here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks.
 
In the Limelight: Research Protocols
 

In the Limelight: Research Protocols

FEBS Open Bio’s latest ‘In the Limelight’ issue offers eight resourceful Research Protocols that provide detailed experimental procedures for researchers in the molecular and cellular life sciences. Read more
FEBS Open Bio FEBS Open Bio
 
 
 
 
5th FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE Conference: Announcing the 2026 host and an opportunity for National Societies
 

5th FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE Conference: Announcing the 2026 host and an opportunity for National Societies

The Faculty of Biochemistry, Biophysics and Biotechnology at Jagiellonian University (Krakow, Poland) has been selected to host the 2026 FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE Conference. National Societies are invited... Read more
FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE conference FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE conference
Organising committee, FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE
 
 
 
 
Anne Bertolotti:
 

Anne Bertolotti: "My interest in science is curiosity driven."

Anne Bertolotti will give the IUBMB Jubilee Award Lecture at the 49th FEBS Congress in July 2025. This Q&A post introduces her researcher journey, touching on the potential of basic research on pro... Read more
FEBS Communications FEBS Communications
 
 

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FEMS Monthly News - April

Monday, 28 April 2025 07:36
 
FEMS April Newsletter
FEMS Journals Article Awards 2024
Dear ÖGMBT members,
 

 

 

 

Welcome to this month's edition of the FEMS newsletter, packed with exciting updates and opportunities from across the globe. Bringing you a diverse range of microbial content, designed to keep you informed, inspired, and connected with the community.

Find below the latest news and groundbreaking research published in our journals, including the new Subject Sections for FEMS Yeast Research, and our upcoming webinar from FEMS Microbes on 7 May.

Don't miss the extended deadline for early bird registration for FEMS MICRO Milan 2025: Congress & Exhibition, ensuring you can secure your spot at this premier event.

Plus, discover our latest podcast episode featuring the article award winners for FEMS Microbiology Letters, Geoff Horsman and Adrian van Dyk, where they explain their groundbreaking discovery of a novel enzyme capable of breaking down the widely used herbicide "Round-up" (active ingredient: glyphosate).

We hope you enjoy this month’s newsletter and find it a valuable resource in your pursuit of microbial knowledge.

All the best,
The FEMS Team
 

 

FEMS Journals, in partnership with Oxford University Press (OUP), are a leading resource for the microbiology community. Our not-for-profit publications advance the field through research, education, and collaboration, featuring exciting special issues, topical webinars, and cutting-edge advancements.

The latest research from our journals can be found below: 

 
 
Introducing FEMS Yeast Research Subject Sections for Easier Submissions

Looking for the right home for your yeast research? FEMS Yeast Research is introducing subject sections to clarify the journal’s scope, better organize content, and improve the experience for authors and readers alike. These thematic categories group research by application, making it easier to find, submit, and review work.

Why does it matter?

For authors: Clearer submission paths, more relevant peer review, and increased visibility

For readers: Easier navigation and faster access to relevant studies

For everyone: A clearer picture of the full breadth of yeast research the journal supports

What are the subject sections?

  • Protocols, Tools, and Methods
  • Genetics, Cell Biology, and Metabolism
  • Sensing, Signaling, and Physiology
  • Population Genomics and Ecology
  • Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology
  • Food and Beverages
  • Pathogenic Yeasts
  • Yeast as a Model for Biology and Disease

 
See where your work fits
 
FEMS Microbes Webinar on Microbial Dark Matter - 7 May 2025, 16:00 CEST

Join us for the FEMS Microbes Webinar on “Microbial Dark Matter,” where we delve into uncharted territories of microbial research with significant implications for public health, industry, and environmental science.

This session features cutting-edge studies exploring novel microbial sources for antimicrobial compounds, innovative protein profiling in pathogenic bacteria, and groundbreaking non-invasive techniques for characterizing anaerobic gut fungi.

 
Register here
Microbes and Us Podcast: FEMS Microbiology Letters Article Award Winners 

Tune into the latest episode of Microbes and Us for an exclusive opportunity to hear directly from the winners of the FEMS Microbiology Letters Article Award for 2024

Join us as they explain their groundbreaking discovery of a novel enzyme capable of breaking down the widely used herbicide "Round-up" (active ingredient: glyphosate) in soil.

Don't miss this chance to learn about the individuals, the experimental process, and the significant knowledge gained from this truly first-of-its-kind study.

 
Listen to the podcast 
 

Looking for a place to publish your paper? Find all open calls for thematic issues submissions here. We have open access and free-to-publish submission options available. 
 
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Immerse yourself within the dynamic world of microbiology with the #FEMSmicroBlog, your essential monthly resource for the latest news, recent studies, innovative discoveries, and insightful perspectives.

Explore our latest blog posts:

  • Science goes media with the planet of viruses - In this #FEMSmicroBlog, Harald Brüssow, Fellow of the European Academy of Microbiology (EAM), discusses the links between the two viral pandemics and his experience as a consultant for media outlets. #TheCulturePlate. Read the full blog.
     
  • Visualizing bacterial interactions within multispecies colonies - The study “Inferring bacterial interspecific interactions from microcolony growth expansion“ in microLife investigates the kinetic variations in bacterial mono- and co-cultures. Tania Miguel Trabajo, Isaline Guex and Jan Roelof van der Meer discuss new insights into bacterial interactions, from local to community-level dynamics. #FascinatingMicrobes. Read the full blog.

 
 

The #FEMSmicroBlog welcomes external bloggers, writers and SciComm enthusiasts. Get in touch if you want to share your idea for a blog entry with us.

 
 
FEMS MICRO

Early Bird registration deadline extended until 30 April

To ensure everyone has ample opportunity to benefit from savings at Europe's premier microbiology event, the Early Bird Registration deadline has been extended to Wednesday 30 April, 23:59 CEST. Join us from 14-17 July in Milan, Italy and hear from renowned experts and peers in the field.

Please be aware of scam emails and malicious companies claiming to offer Hotel Booking services for FEMS MICRO Milan 2025. We will only ever contact you through our own email addresses using the ‘‘@fems-microbiology.org’’ suffix, or via our partners using the ‘‘@Parthen.nl’’ and ‘‘@micodmc.it’’ email address suffixes.

Academic institutions worldwide must welcome de-funded US researchers

The European Academy of Microbiology (EAM) finds current actions that threaten to substantively reduce funding of academic research in the United States of America to be deeply concerning. 

Governments, research institutions and funding agencies worldwide should enthusiastically welcome researchers from the USA and mobilise the necessary resources – academic positions, funding, research programmes and initiatives – and specifically adapt associated logistics and administrative procedures and requirements, like visas, health insurance and pensions, for this purpose.

 
 
Opportunity of the Month

Independent Junior Research Group Leader

University: University of Tübingen, Faculty of Science (Germany)

Application deadline: 2 June 2025

Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen is a German University of Excellence and a partner institution of the German Center for Infection Research (DZIF). The university invites applications for a DZIF funded Independent Junior Research Group Leader (m/f/d, 100 %) in the field of healthcare-associated bacterial pathogen.
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Early Bird: International Symposium on Salmonella and Salmonellosis - I3S

Wednesday, 16 April 2025 06:57
 

International Symposium on Salmonella and Salmonellosis - I3S
 
International Symposium Salmonella and Salmonellosis
 
 
 

  Salmonella research: Register at the Early Rate Until May 1st!  
 

Don't miss out!

Secure the Early Rate for the 10th International Symposium on Salmonella and Salmonellosis (I3S Congress) before May 1st, 2025!

 

This edition promises to be exceptional, with many excellent abstracts received! All 44 oral presentations have been selected.

 

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Secure the early bird rate before May 1st!

 

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For questions or assistance with your submission, feel free to reach out anytime. We can't wait to see your innovative work at the I3S Congress! 

 

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Get all sponsorship details in our I3S Congress brochure. Download now!

 

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Claudie Le Meur Bourdon, Events and Networks Officer 
 
 
 
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Open Science: IHR Kräuterwissen ist gefragt!

Wednesday, 16 April 2025 06:06

Open Science

Liebe ÖGMBT Mitglieder,

in unserem Projekt Flower Power bitten wir alle Kräuterkundigen um Mithilfe: Teilen Sie Ihr Wissen zu Heilpflanzen in einem Fragebogen mit uns und tragen so zur Forschung an der Wundheilung und Narbenbildung bei. In einem Webinar am 12. Juni erläutert der Dermatologe und Projektleiter Michael Mildner Näheres dazu und stellt seine Forschungsansätze zu neuen Therapieformen bei Hauterkrankungen vor.

Bei Flower Power hat sich auch sonst so einiges getan: Die Projekt-Schulen haben an einem Fragebogen-Workshop teilgenommen und auf einer Kräuterwanderung die ersten sprießenden Kräuter des Jahres erkundet.

Im Vienna Open Lab gibt es für Lehrkräfte der Oberstufe drei Gentechnik-Experimentierkoffer zu gewinnen!

Ein kleiner Tipp für alle, die noch etwas Österliches backen wollen: Probieren Sie doch einmal Sauerkraut-Muffins aus – gesund, gut und ein netter Hingucker im Osternest!

Das Open Science Team wünscht Ihnen Frohe Ostern!

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Gut und gesund: Sauerkraut-Muffins fürs Osternest

Mit unseren Sauerkraut-Muffins können Sie zu Ostern auch etwas für ihre Darmgesundheit tun! Diese ballaststoffreichen Köstlichkeiten sind gut, gesund und auch ein schöner Hingucker im Osternest.

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Flower Power: Webinar zu Heilpflanzen, Wunden & Narben am 12.06.2025

Der Dermatologe Michael Mildner spricht über Aufbau und Funktion unserer Haut sowie die Forschungsansätze seines Teams zu neuen Therapieformen bei Hauterkrankungen. Bei der Suche nach neuen Wirkstoffen für eine bessere Wundheilung und Narbenbildung bittet er Pflanzenkundige aus der Bevölkerung um Mithilfe.

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Flower Power: Kräuterworkshop in Hollabrunn

Am 3. April 2025 fand unser erster Kräuterworkshop in Hollabrunn statt! Zusammen mit der „Kräuterhexe“ Gerda Zipfelmayer erkundete die Volksschüler:innen aus dem Projekt die Kräuter am Kellerkatzenweg.

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Flower Power: Workshops zur Fragebogen-Konzeption an Schulen

Schüler:innen an unseren drei Partnerschulen wurden im März 2025 für die Befragung zu Heilpflanzen, Wunden & Narben geschult. Sie erhielten Einblicke, wie ein Fragebogen erstellt wird und wie Fragen nach Erfahrungen mit Heilpflanzen formuliert werden können.

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Oster-Giveaway: Wir verlosen unsere Schulkoffer!

Es gibt etwas zu gewinnen! Für alle Lehrkräfte von Oberschulklassen verlosen wir zu Ostern 3 Gentechnik-Experimentierkoffer! Dadurch können auch an der Schule gentechnische Experimente durchgeführt, und grundlegende molekularbiologische Methoden (wie die PCR) praktisch vermittelt werden. Viel Glück!

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