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EMBO Documentation
EMBO prints a number of information brochures and reports every year.
These publications are available for download in PDF format.
If you would like to receive a print copy of a particular publication,
please e-mail your contact details to communications@embo.org
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Stem Cell Research - Status, Prospects, Prerequisites.
Table of
Contents, summary, recommendations and introduction
The complete document
Print copies are available on request
Order:  scisoc@embo.org |
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EMBO's commitment to science education
DVD's with highlights of our teachers workshops
Order: scisoc@embo.org
Guide for workshop
organisers |
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Revision of the EC
directive on the welfare of research animals |
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EMBO Annual Reports
2006 |2005
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2004
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2002
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Frequently Asked Questions
on EMBO and its intergovernmental funding organisation, EMBC
Building on a record of achivement
Planning document on the future of the EMBC/EMBO
EMBO quality reviews
Review
- Spanish National Research
Council’s (CSIC)
Review
- CNB, Madrid (2004/2005)
Review
- Genopole January 2003
For print copies of the following please contact embo@embo.org
Review - Finland (1996/1997)
Review - Austria (1994/1995)
Review - Hungary (1998)
Booklet highlighting the
new EMBO members elected in 2003 |
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A quarterly newsletter for the EMBO community
Issue 9 : Winter '07
Issue 8 : Spring '07
Issue
7 : Winter 2006
Issue
6 : Summer 2006
Issue
5 : Winter: 05/06
Issue
4 : Autumn: 2005
Issue
3 : Summer: 2005
Issue
2 : Winter: 2005
Issue 1
: Autumn: 2004
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Audit report on EMBO Courses &
Workshops Programme
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Audit Report on EMBO World
Programme
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Promoting life
science research and training in developing countries
Trieste workshop report on how funding agencies could
promote life science education
Sponsored by the European Molecular Biology Organization (EMBO),
the Human Frontier Science Programme (HFSPO), the Third World
Academy of Sciences (TWAS) and the Wellcome Trust.
Report on research and education
in resource-constrained countries
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Careers in the life sciences
A booklet on careers in the life sciences (published by EMBO and
ELSF).
The 24-page booklet gives recommendations to scientists in training,
supervisors, institutions, funding organisations and governments
on how to improve career perspectives for life scientists.
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The glass ceiling for
women in the life sciences
EMBO published this booklet on women in the life sciences in February
2002 in the hope that it will trigger further thoughts and reflections
on the topic and that the overall aim, i.e. a full and fair representation
of women at all levels in the life sciences will be achieved.
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