Discover marine biology through a specialized PhD-focused course on marine invertebrates and live imaging, made possible by EMBRC – the Coordinator partner of the MARCO-BOLO project. Led by IMEV experts, this program offers a blend of theory and practice, with online modules and onsite labs.
Key Details:
Language: English
Date: 6 May to 30 August 2024
Duration: 50 to 60 hours
Location: Marine Station at Villefranche (IMEV), France
Entry Level: Master’s degree
Tuition Fee: None
Application Deadline: March 24th
Course Highlights:
Online modules covering marine invertebrate biology, sample preparation, microscopy theory, and image analysis.
Onsite labs for hands-on experience with marine invertebrates like jellyfish, sea urchins, and more.
Taught by lecturers from EMBRC France, including Alex McDougall, Evelyn Houliston, and Stefano Tiozzo, among others.
Who Can Attend?
PhD students and post-PhD researchers with a background in biological sciences.
Assessment Criteria:
Online assessments and quizzes
Hands-on activities during the onsite phase
Final group project and presentation
Application Procedure:
Attendance limited to 20 participants
Apply by 24 March 2024, highlighting motivation and research contributions.
Grant Opportunities:
Sponsored by EMBRC with no tuition fee
Participants are responsible for travel and accommodation costs
Learning Outcomes:
Participants will gain expertise in marine invertebrate research, sample preparation, microscopy techniques, and image analysis.
Don’t miss this chance to advance your skills in marine biology research!