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EMBO gets US$ 2 million from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute to support young scientists

03.20.02 | European Molecular Biology Laboratory

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The EMBO Young Investigator Programme promotes Europe's most promising young researchers in the life sciences. The programme offers a three year membership, providing a number of benefits, such as mentorship, opportunities for networking and an award of Euro 15 000 annually. Additional funds can be obtained from a pool of Euro 500 000. The distinction as EMBO Young Investigator is a leverage for obtaining funds nationally and internationally.

Gerlind Wallon, Manager of the EMBO Young Investigator Programme, noted "the scientists selected to date have quickly established a useful new network. The programme's activities are very helpful for scientists at the beginning of their careers. We are happy to be able to offer more financial support to Central European scientists through the collaboration with the HHMI."

Interested scientists should apply to the EMBO Young Investigator Programme. For more information visit our web site at: http://www.embo.org/projects/yip/index.html

For HHMI press release visit: www.hhmi.org/news/032002.html .

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Ellen Peerenboom
European Molecular Biology Laboratory
peerenbo@embl-heidelberg.de

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