The EMBO Young Investigator Network surveys its community
A survey of 280 current and former members confirms the network’s unique value to early-career group leaders and points to how it can evolve further.
Global network of group leaders who demonstrated excellence in their fields
A survey of 280 current and former members confirms the network’s unique value to early-career group leaders and points to how it can evolve further.
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Insights from the EMBO community
The group leaders will establish laboratories in Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Poland, Portugal and Türkiye.
EMBO Young Investigators, Installation Grantees and Global Investigators are group leaders in the early stages of setting up their independent laboratories. Together they form a global network of more than 800 current and former awardees who have demonstrated excellence in their fields.
Young Investigators set up their laboratories in an EMBC Member State, Chile, India, Singapore or Taiwan, Installation Grantees in Croatia, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Poland, Portugal or Turkey, and Global Investigators in Chile, India, Singapore or Taiwan.
All receive funding and extensive support for networking and other career development activities. One highlight is the annual EMBO Young Investigator meeting where the awardees exchange the latest scientific knowledge. Funding is available for a wide range of networking activities, such as research visits and joint group meetings, and for attending or organizing scientific meetings. Career development activities include training via the EMBO Lab Leadership course.
A survey of 280 current and former members confirms the network’s unique value to early-career group leaders and points to how it can evolve further.
Managing a team, setting goals, navigating conflict: EMBO’s 2026 retreat tackled the leadership gap for nearly 50 group leaders worldwide
From large language models to deep learning in biology, the EMBO Young Investigator Network took on AI at their annual meeting in Prague.