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Vienna BioCenter Summer School

The Vienna BioCenter Summer School 2020 is a 10-week research programme for science undergraduates at one of Europe’s leading research centers. Accommodation, travel costs and stipend are provided, English is the working language. Learn more and apply via the button below.

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Develop your research project with a world-leading research group.
Summer
School
Find out about opportunities to join a lab for master's research.
Master &
Internship
Join one of the most prestigious international PhD programmes in molecular biology.
PhD
Programme
Grow in a stimulating research environment with world-class scientists and outstanding facilities.

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19
Dec
2019
IMBA/GMI Lecture Hall
11:00
Understanding human brain development: from embryos to organoids
Paola Arlotta
Harvard University
VBC Regular Seminar
09
Jan
2020
IMBA/GMI Lecture Hall
11:00
Phase transitions in early zebrafish development
Carl-Philipp Heisenberg
IST Austria
VBC Regular Seminar

Featured Publications

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Haberle, V., Arnold, CD., Pagani, M., Rath, M., Schernhuber, K., Stark, A. (2019)

Transcriptional cofactors display specificity for distinct types of core promoters.

 Nature. 570(7759):122-126
Schwickert, TA., Tagoh, H., Schindler, K., Fischer, M., Jaritz, M., Busslinger, M. (2019)

Ikaros prevents autoimmunity by controlling anergy and Toll-like receptor signaling in B cells.

 Nat Immunol. 20(11):1517-1529

News

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26 Nov 2019
Neurons mirror hierarchy of behaviours

Neurobiologists solve long-standing question over how brains orchestrate complex behaviours. The scientists from the lab of Manuel Zimmer showed that...

21 Nov 2019
Cohesin - a molecular motor that folds our genome

New insights into the process of DNA-looping change our view of how the genome is organised within cells. The discoveries by IMP-researchers elucidate...

11 Nov 2019
Max Birnstiel Lecture with Ben Ebert

On 13 November 2019, Ben Ebert (Harvard Medical School) will talk about “The Origins of Blood Cancers”.