Towards earlier neurodegenerative disease detection
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Neha Jain and her research on the molecular interplay between amyloids in the progression of neurodegenerative disease
Supporting young group leaders in Chile, India, Singapore and Taiwan
GIN application guidelines (Feb 2024)
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GIN committee guidelines (Feb 2024)
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Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Neha Jain and her research on the molecular interplay between amyloids in the progression of neurodegenerative disease
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Chin-Min Kimmy Ho and her research on how a leaf’s epidermis develops
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Anna Barron and her research on cellular metabolism as a regulator of microglial fate and function
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EMBO Global Investigator Yen-Ping Hsueh, Academia Sinica, Taipei
The EMBO Global Investigator Network supports group leaders who, at the time of application, are within their first six years of setting up their laboratories in Chile, India, Singapore or Taiwan.
Global Investigators receive four years of financial support for networking activities, including travel costs, and benefit from training opportunities, support for their lab members, participation in EMBO events, and mentoring. They become part of an international network of more than 700 current and former EMBO Young Investigators, Global Investigators and Installation Grantees. This grant provides them with opportunities to form collaborations with scientists in their region and in Europe.
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Neha Jain and her research on the molecular interplay between amyloids in the progression of neurodegenerative disease
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Chin-Min Kimmy Ho and her research on how a leaf’s epidermis develops
Learn about new EMBO Global Investigator Anna Barron and her research on cellular metabolism as a regulator of microglial fate and function