Apply now for €2,000 grant to support your short-term research exchange (2+ weeks) between Eurolife institutions.
Open to late-stage PhD students, postdocs (PhD ≤8 years), and senior technicians
Deadline: 30 November 2025
Exchange period: Feb–Dec 2026
Apply via your local Eurolife Liaison Officer
Strengthen your research, expand your network, and collaborate across Europe!
Call for Applications Now Open
DATAETHICS Winter School 2025 | 15–19 December, Obergurgl, Austria
Theme: “Social Justice, Legal Accountability, Bias, and Equity in AI and Biomedical Big Data”
Join us for a transformative, 5-day program exploring the ethical, legal, and societal dimensions of AI and Big Data in biomedicine. Hosted by the Eurolife DATAETHICS Network, this Winter School brings together students and experts from across Europe to critically engage with issues of justice, equity, and responsible innovation in digital health.
Apply by 15 October 2025
On May 16th, 2025, Prof. Luke O’Neill (Trinity College Dublin) visited the University of Strasbourg’s Institut de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire to deliver a lecture on “Mitochondrial Endosymbiosis and Cellular Biology.”
He met with Nobel Laureate Prof. Jules Hoffmann and other colleagues, and was awarded the Eurolife Medal in recognition of his groundbreaking work in immunometabolism and inflammation.
His engaging talk highlighted the emerging links between mitochondrial dysfunction and inflammatory diseases, sparking lively discussion among faculty and students.
The Eurolife Network held its semi-annual meeting on 12–13 June at Leiden University Medical Center, where partners from nine European countries and Canada gathered for strategic discussions and future planning.
The event also featured a scientific mini-symposium focused on planetary health and sustainability in education and research.
Dr. Vera Kemp (LUMC) conducted a Eurolife-funded research exchange at the Medical University of Innsbruck, in the framework of the 10th call of the Eurolife PhD&Post–Doc Knnowledge Exchange and Mobility Grant.
Her visit to MUI focused on immunogenic cell death induced by oncolytic viruses and sparked a promising collaboration and knowledge exchange to advance cancer immunotherapy research within Eurolife.
