The Eurolife Mobility Programme offers students the opportunity to gain international research experience at one of the Eurolife partner institutions, while building academic skills and European networks.

With the call currently open, Lucie Barthelmebs’ exchange from the University of Strasbourg to the Medical University of Innsbruck offers an inspiring example of what this opportunity can make possible.

Apply now for the Eurolife Mobility Programme to strengthen your academic skills, build new connections, and broaden your horizons across Europe.

Applications are now open for the Eurolife Summer School 2026, hosted by Trinity College Dublin (8-12 June 2026).

The school focuses on Biology of Brain Disorders: The Quest for Biomarkers and the Role of Artificial Intelligence.

The programme will bring together leading scientists and clinicians for an intensive week of lectures, workshops, and networking activities in neuroscience and translational medicine.

Application deadline: 20 April 2026

Keynote highlight at LUMC Research Conference 2025:

Eurolife partner Leiden University Medical Center welcomed Prof. Josep Dalmau (University of Barcelona and Hospital Sant Joan de Déu) for a keynote lecture on autoimmune neuronal disorders.

The visit of Prof. Dalmau strengthened scientific exchange within the Eurolife network and concluded with the award of the LUMC Research Conference Medal in recognition of his outstanding research contributions.

Barcelona, Spain – at its Semi-Annual Meeting on 20–21 November, the Eurolife Network set new strategic priorities to strengthen its impact in Europe and globally.

Partners welcomed the University of British Columbia (UBC) as a new associate member, recognising its world-class expertise in life and health sciences.

The network also finalised plans for a new Open Badge digital certification system to support the visibility of achievements across Eurolife initiatives.

The meeting was held alongside the 2025 Eurolife Autumn Symposium, with the recording now available on our website.

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!