Workshops
During the 2023 Career Day, participants will have the opportunity to join some of the workshops that will be organized on personal and professional development.
We are happy to invite you for the 2nd FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE conference, ‘THE EMERGING CHALLENGE: Environmental impacts on human health’.
Our goal for this year is to inspire young researchers to focus on the importance of the environment united with the progress of biomedical research and its relevance in the progress of society.
The scientific programme will cover a broad range of topics, from epigenetics, complex diseases and model systems to big data and modeling. In the authentic FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE spirit, we plan on touching upon multidisciplinary research projects and integrative approaches.
Cologne is a green city, constantly working towards improvement, which makes Cologne one of the European hotspots for promoting more conscious and sustainable development. The green initiatives of Cologne nicely bridge with the opportunity of sharing this knowledge to the novel international generation of investigators who will lead the scientific world in the future.
This year, #enablegoesgreen!
With the career day, the FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE event will give participants the opportunity to get inspired about their future as young scientists and to broaden their skill set to take their future in their own hands. Participants can take advantage of different activities throughout the day to build new skills or join discussions about possible career paths outside the academia landscape.
During the 2023 Career Day, participants will have the opportunity to join some of the workshops that will be organized on personal and professional development.
The 2023 Opportunity Fair will provided a unique occasion for young and talented researchers to meet up with companies and organisations and build constructive interactions with people from various life science sectors:
Professionals will be from academia, industry, or private companies etc. This may include PIs, medical science liaisons, medical advisors, regulatory affairs managers, science management consultants, editors or science communicators, among others.
Stay tuned for more updates!