FEBS 60th Anniversary Bio-Art Image Contest: results
Congratulations to the winners of this celebration of the intersection between science and art
FEATURED ACTIVITIES
Early-Career Meetings
Discover FEBS-supported events for young scientists by young scientists – up next: the 3rd FEBS-IUBMB-ENABLE International Molecular Biosciences Conference, Singapore, December 2024
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FEBS Advanced Courses
Proposals from organizers for 2025 events are invited by 1 September 2024
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The FEBS Congress
We’ve had an inspiring time in Milano at the 48th FEBS Congress – check out links on the Congress website to photos and a video!
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FEBS Fellowships
Boost your research with a supported visit to another lab
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FEBS | EMBO Women in Science 2025 Award for Asifa Akhtar
The award recognizes her pioneering research on the mechanisms of dosage compensation and epigenetic regulation, and her commitment to gender equality in science
FEBS Letters Virtual Issue for the 48th FEBS Congress
As we get ready for the start of the 48th FEBS Congress (Milano, 29 June to 3 July 2024) we invite you to explore the FEBS Letters Virtual Issue.
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About The Federation of European Biochemical Societies
FEBS is a charitable organization supporting research and education in molecular life sciences through its journals, congress, advanced courses, fellowships, awards and other initiatives – and it brings together the thousands of members of national biochemistry and molecular biology societies in Europe and neighbouring regions. Founded in 1964, it is celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2024.
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Posts from the FEBS Network , our content and community site for molecular life scientists.
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An ERC’s Starting Grant? The Young Academy of Europe can help
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PhD positions to explore the therapeutic potential of perinatal cell SECRETomes
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Polonium Foundation: Building a global community of Polish scientists
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Gender and affiliation bias in scientific publishing