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Currently viewing: 23rd June - 1st July | 2008 | Oeiras| Portugal

Co-Sponsors


- Leica
- Zeiss – Grupo Taper
- Olympus
- TissueVision
- Bioptonics
- Hamammatsu
- Bitplane
- Infaimon
- Applied Precision
- Molecular Probes - Invitrogen
- Sigma

- European Microscopy Society

-Centro de Biologia Ambiental-Fac. Ciências
- IMM-Fac Medicina Lisboa
-Cam. Municipal Oeiras
-MatTek

 

Submission of application

 

Deadline for application is May 8th, 2008

 

Please send the following to the course organiser at: gaby@igc.gulbenkian.pt

A letter of interest with a brief resume

(max 10 text lines)

Current research interests

(max 200 words + max 3 references)

An explanation of how this course will help you achieve your scientific goals

 

A description of a mini-project for the course

please provide a description of the mini-project and include the materials/equipment necessary)

 

 

PLEASE include in the message header:

 

'Application for EMBO practical course on 3D Developmental Imaging'

Selected students will be encouraged to bring their own materials (eg., embryos, stains etc) to study, but are required to obtain the authorization for bringing biological materials (fixed & stained materials can be sent prior to the course).

Preparation of fixed embryos can be done locally.

For observation of live embryos, we have facilities for rearing sea urchin, drosophila, zebra-fish, chick and mouse embryos, though other models may be possible upon request.

 

COSTS


The costs associated with the course are primarily covered by EMBO.

This includes : accommodation for up to 8 nights, breakfasts, lunches, coffee, tea and dinners
(including two formal banquets).

Participants are expected to pay for thei own travel to and from Lisbon, any additional nights, and dinners other than the banquet.


EMBO is providing also a limited number of travel grants (circa 4 in total) to facilitate the attendance of young scientists to this practical course.

Selection of the candidates will be based on the quality of the resumee/project submitted.

These travel grants are restricted to young scientists working in geographical Europe with the exception of Germany, UK, France, Spain, Italy, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Netherlands, Belgium and Ireland.

Travel grants will be awarded up to a maximum value of 400 EUR per participant. This grant is intended to be used to cover Economy travel costs. Visa costs, accommodation and subsistence will not be covered by these funds.