A warm welcome to our 2014 cohort of PhD students

 The 2014 EASTBIO Symposium was held in Dundee on the 28th and 29th of August with robust participation by our students and supervisors.

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Congratulations to our two winners for best student presentation:

Our redesigned website was launched in early July 2014. It has a new layout and enhanced interactivity enabling communication across the partnership.

EASTBIO students and supervisors have access to restricted pages, as well as some editing rights. For information on how to get access, post comments, etc., please click here (for EASTBIO students and supervisors ONLY).

We are happy to announce that the EASTBIO Induction Day 2014 will be held on Tuesday 21st of October and kindly hosted by the University of Dundee.

More information and details about the programme will be posted here soon.

Would you like to study for a PhD at one of the UK's most prestigious universities, located on the beautiful east coast of Scotland? Would you like to be part of a collaborative network of bioscience students and supervisors working together on cutting edge research of global importance? Would you like to experience enhanced development opportunities in new technologies and techniques, public engagement and industrial impact?

The programme for the EASTBIO Annual Symposium is viewable here. For the summaries of the talks scheduled, click here.

If you are an EASTBIO student, sign up here.

Launched on 31 January 2013, the EASTBIO Basic Bioscience underpinning Health (Ageing) priority area begun its 12 weeks-long online Research Training on 28 February 2014.

For the course schedule, click here. For the course outline, click here.

Booking is now open for two bioinformatics short courses in Edinburgh this June.

R/Bioconductor and Unix * 10th-12th June * 10:00-17:00 *
Course Leader: Dr Simon Tomlinson
Booking Link: http://goo.gl/7PkNPc

 Our Summer 2014 Newsletter is now available. To view, click on the image below:

The theme for our Annual Research Symposium (University of Dundee, 28-29 August 2014) is Bioscience Research for the Future. Register via this link.