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Zenith - International PhD Program in Neuroscience
Applications for the ZENITH PhD program will close on January 5th, 2020. Students will begin their projects by September 2020. Please, share this info with your network via your social media accounts and subscribe to our social media channels! https://twitter.com/zenith_etn |
9th Strategic Conference for Fish Investigators 2020 in Taiwan
The 9th Strategic Conference for Fish Investigators (SCZI) (PI meeting) will take place at the beautiful National Taiwan University in Taipei, Taiwan, February 4 - 8 This conference is geared towards zebrafish and medaka principle investigators while welcoming researchers working on other fish models including but not limited to sticklebacks, cavefish, goldfish, and killifish. Plenary sessions will highlight cutting-edge research and technological advances, and there will be numerous concurrent sessions and workshops. Meeting attendance is limited to 200. |
DEADLINE 28/7: International Workshop “Genome editing in mammals using CRISPR tools”
 Registration is now open for the International Workshop “Genome editing in mammals using CRISPR tools”, that will be held at the Institut Pasteur de Montevideo, from October 14 to 17, 2019. Deadline: July 28. For more information, please visit here. |
Radboud Summerschool course: Zebrafish in Biomedicine and Toxicology
Radboud Summerschool course: Zebrafish in Biomedicine and Toxicology 12th-16th August 2019 Nijmegen, the Netherlands https://www.ru.nl/radboudsummerschool/courses/2019/zebrafish-biomedicine-toxicology/ |
Report on the 2018 Cuernavaca LAZEN meeting published!
This time, four students participating at the V LAZEN Course in Cuernavaca, México, had the initiative to write the official report to be published, in the journal Zebrafish. Read it here: https://www.liebertpub.com/doi/10.1089/zeb.2018.1666 Zebrafish Got Spicy: V Course and Symposium of the Latin American Zebrafish Network Aldana P. David, Brenda Delfín, Magela Rodao, and Roberto Rodríguez-Ortiz Published Online: 4 Dec 2018 https://doi.org/10.1089/zeb.2018.1666 Abstract The V Latin American Zebrafish Network Course and Symposium was held from May 4 to 12, 2018 at the Institute of Biotechnology of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. A group of 19 students from eight different countries were selected and trained during a week in a variety of topics and techniques using zebrafish as a model, followed by a 2-day symposium. In this article, we want to point out not only the outstanding activities carried out during the course but also highlight the great experience, the knowledge, and the fantastic relationships we gained from those days. |
EMBO workshop "Bridging cell and tissue mechanics to fate specification and development"
Organiser: Dr. Miguel Concha Location: Santiago de Chile Date: 2-5 April, 2019 contact: cmd2019@bni.cl For more information, download the flyer in pdf. |
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19-cell-tissue-mechanics.pdf
EXTENDED DEADLINE Course "Optics, forces & development", 25 March-5 April, Santiago, Chile
Organiser: Miguel L. Concha (Biomedical Neuroscience Institute and Faculty of Medicine, University of Chile, Santiago, Chile) Co-organisers: Steffen Härtel, Mauricio Cerda and Rodrigo Soto (Biomedical Neuroscience Institute and University of Chile, Santiago, Chile) Request for information directly to: ofd2019@bni.cl Deadline for receipt of applications by local organisers: 29 November 2018 CALL FOR APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN https://www.icgeb.org/course-application-chile-optics-2019.html The ICGEB aims at strengthening the research capability of its Members through a comprehensive training programme and approach to promoting biotechnology internationally. The active participation of ICGEB Member States nationals in the ICGEB Meetings and Courses is therefore highly encouraged. For more information on the terms of participation and funding opportunities for this event please access the meeting website or contact the local organisers directly. This Course aims at training a selected group of students, postdocs and junior investigators in theoretical and practical aspects of in vivo microscopy and strategies for the visualization and manipulation of forces in developing tissues. It offers a stimulating inter-disciplinary environment that gathers specialists from the fields of developmental biology, physics, computer science, & electrical engineering. Topics Optics and in vivo imaging, image processing and analysis, cell and tissue mechanics, physical modelling, cell migration and tissue morphogenesis, fish embryo models (zebrafish, killifish). |
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CHI1902_Flyer_Rev2_28Sep18.pdf
DAAD Rise Worlwide: opportunity to receive German graduate students
Researchers from accredited universities and non-profit research institutions can submit an internship offer for which German students from the fields of engineering, natural and earth sciences, medicine, computer science or related disciplines may apply. A successful applicant will receive a DAAD scholarship to carry out a research stay in your working group. Becoming a host for an intern in summer 2019 If you want to submit a project offer, please register here from September 1, 2018 through October 15, 2018. |
ZF Eye Meeting Freiburg - Abstract deadline postponed to 15th July 2018 please register NOW
Dear colleagues We warmly invite you to register for our interdisciplinary meeting, There are still open places. Meet the clinicians: Zebrafish Models for Human Eye Diseases, Freiburg 14th-15th Sept 2018 All details can be found here: http://www.eufishbiomed.kit.edu/300.php <http://www.eufishbiomed.kit.edu/300.php> Abstract deadline: 15th July 2018 (deadline postponed!) Please register until: 31st July 2018 Invited speakers: Hélène Dollfus, Wolfgang Driever, Peter Charbel-Issa, Sascha Fauser, Breandán Kennedy, Brian Link, Stephan Neuhauss, Ernst Tamm, Monte Westerfield In ophthalmology, clinician scientists may be unaware of the many possibilities provided by zebrafish models. On the other hand zebrafish researchers may be unexposed to pressing clinical research questions. The aim of the meeting is to bring researchers using the zebrafish model closer to the medical community. At the same time, the meeting shall introduce the virtues of the zebrafish model to clinical researchers. Keynote lectures will cover various aspects of zebrafish eye research. This will be complemented by presentations addressing research on human eye diseases with high clinical relevance. In addition, short talks and poster presentations will be selected from submitted abstracts of meeting participants. Best regards Uwe Strähle EuFishBioMed e.V. European Society for Fish Models in Biology and Medicine registered association | VR 3672 http://eufishbiomed.kit.edu <http://eufishbiomed.kit.edu> eufishbiomed@itg.kit.edu <mailto:eufishbiomed@itg.kit.edu> |
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