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“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

SMICH – Signaling Mechanisms In Cellular Homeostasis

Multidisciplinary science and in-depth PhD training in the heart of Europe

Our Research

Congratulations Dr. Aleksandra Levina!

for defending your PhD thesis “Activation of the essential kinase PDK1 by phosphoinositide-driven trans-autophosphorylation” with flying colors!

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“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

“Engaging discussions, scientific feedback, and great workshops are only a few examples of what I got in return for belonging to such a great and collaborative environment as the SMICH community. Being part of it has really provided an additional value to my PhD experience.”

– Laura Santini (SMICH PhD student)

“The many interactions and training events within the SMICH program have empowered my students to find the right colleagues for advice and collaborations in their multi-disciplinary projects.”

– Gijs Versteeg (SMICH faculty member)

The new speaker of SMICH: Martin Leeb

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About the Program

SMICH investigates how signalling mechanisms impact homeostasis and cell fate transitions in cell-free, cell-based, and organismal systems. We are part of the Vienna BioCenter PhD program, a larger multidisciplinary Graduate School of the University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna. We are the first graduate school in Austria to award a joint degree in Molecular Biosciences from both universities.

Cutting-edge Science

Challenging projects designed to obtain a mechanistic understanding of fundamental biological processes.

Research

Structured Curriculum

Structured training and scientific, administrative and social support.

Training

Stimulating Enviroment

The Vienna BioCenter - a vibrant science hub for more than 1800 scientists from 70 countries, with state-of-the-art facilities & an open scientific culture.

PhD Life

Research

To transition to a different fate, cells need to break homeostasis and implement radical changes in their expression pattern. We want to know how they do it.

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SMICH PhD Program 4 weeks ago

RT @TrainingVbc: The Vienna BioCenter PhD Program Spring call is now open! We have 20 fully-funded positions in the Molecular Biosciences…

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RT @SFB_TPDvienna: The #Ubiquitin&Friends Symposium is approaching! Join us in Vienna on 27-28 April. Outstanding line-up of speakers👇 Regi…

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RT @MaxPerutzLabs: Please RT: We have an opportunity for an outstanding scientist to establish their research group at the Perutz! The succ…

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22 Feb

The Vienna BioCenter PhD Program Spring call is now open! We have 20 fully-funded positions in the Molecular Biosciences for young researchers in the life sciences.
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AvatarMax Perutz Labs Vienna@MaxPerutzLabs·
16 Nov

Please RT: We have an opportunity for an outstanding scientist to establish their research group at the Perutz! The successful candidate will be offered an #assistantprofessor position @MedUni_Wien. Read more: https://tinyurl.com/4hjm863y #facultyjobs #academicjobs #sciencecareers

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Scientific coordinator

Martin Leeb
martin.leeb@univie.ac.at

Program Manager

Theresa Hügel
theresa.huegel@univie.ac.at

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