The EMBO Young Investigator Network surveys its community
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Focus on Austria
Facts and figures, life scientists in Austria, EMBO opportunities
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Austria joined the EMBC as a member state in 1970. Life scientists in Austria are eligible for all EMBO Programmes supporting life scientists in Europe and beyond.
All life scientists in Austria are eligible for the EMBO Programmes supporting life scientists in Europe and beyond.
Find out about all EMBO funding schemes here.
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All information as of January 2025.
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