Application closing date: 1 Jun 2019
The EMBO Global Investigator Programme was launched in 2019 with the aim to forge a network that supports the next generation of scientific leaders that have started their laboratories in EMBC Associate Member States (currently India and Singapore) or in countries or territories covered by a cooperation agreement with EMBC (currently Chile and Taiwan). The Programme provides the selected scientists with opportunities to interact with other researchers in the same region and life scientists based in Europe (EMBO Young Investigators and Installation Grantees), allowing for the establishment of cooperation. EMBO Global Investigators receive funding for various networking and meeting possibilities.
Funds are available for EMBO Global Investigators for:
- Visiting laboratories in Europe to give a scientific seminar or to plan or continue a collaboration
- Training in research leadership and management skills through EMBO Lab Leadership Courses
- Inviting other EMBO Global Investigators, EMBO Members or current EMBO Young Investigators to give a scientific lecture at their institute
- Organising joint group meetings with other laboratories
- Attending or organising regional or international scientific meetings
- Attending the biennial EMBO Global Investigator Network meeting with EMBO Members and EMBO Young Investigators
- A lab retreat
- Covering fees for publications in EMBO Press journals
- Plus further benefits: mentorship by an EMBO Member, research integrity training and access to childcare support when attending conferences
Applicants must:
- Have been group leaders of a laboratory for at least one year and for less than six years on 1 January in the year of the application.*
- Perform life science research in an EMBC Associate Member State (currently India and Singapore) or in a country or territory covered by a cooperation agreement with EMBC (currently Chile and Taiwan).
- Have published at least one last author paper in an international peer-reviewed journal from work carried out in their laboratory.
For more information or to apply visit the call webpage.