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Euro-BioImaging is pleased to launch a new EVOLVE Open Call to support the professional development and training of Euro-BioImaging Node staff. The call opens on the 25th of November and will be accepting applications on a rolling basis.
Building on the excellent training opportunities offered by our Nodes, this call provides staff with direct access to training courses and workshops that support both their scientific work and the effective management and coordination of their facilities.The aim is to broaden access to training and expand expertise across all relevant areas.
Applicants are encouraged to review Node-offered training before considering external courses. Funding for external courses may be provided when the training topic or activity is unavailable at any Euro-BioImaging Node. Note: participation in conferences or symposia is not eligible.
Funding is available for training courses and workshops taking place in 2026. We recommend applying for courses scheduled within six months of the application date.
Up to €3,000 per applicant, reimbursed upon submission of a brief course report (travel, accommodation, registration fee).
An email with the application form has been sent to our Nodes. If you are a Euro-BioImaging Core Facility staff member and have not received this communication, please contact your Node Supervisor or write to us at info@eurobioimaging.eu. You can also find the application form in the Members Section.
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