PhD Corner

Lecture
 

Format & Date: E-learning and in-person workshop on 20 May 2026, 09:00–11:00, UZAII.

Who: PhD candidates who have completed Module 2.

This course aims to teach you how and why supervision, mentoring and collaboration are key ingredients to support Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR).

Lecture
 

Format & Date: Preparation homework and an in-person workshop on 22 April 2026, 9:00–13:00, UZAII.

Who: New PhD candidates.

Participants will learn strategies on how to discuss and deal with issues and dilemmas that occur in life science research, and also on how to identify breaches of RCR by...

Event
 

Regsiter until 7 Nov midnight: All PhaNuSpo members are cordially invited to the PhaNuSpo Christmas Party on 3 December 2025 at 5p.m.

Defence
 

Thesis title: Study on breastfeeding behavior and infant nutrition in Austria.

Date & time: Wednesday, 19 November 2025, 10:00 CET.

Travel report
 

Our PhD candidate Amir Pasokh (Pharmaceutical Sciences) travelled to Rosensäle, Jena, Germany, to present his research at the Aging and Microbiome Conference 2025. Read more about his experience!

Travel report
 

Elisa and Christoph took the opportunity to attend the 2025 VIU Summer School on 'Exploring Nucleic Acids: from Biophysics to Molecular Biology', held in beautiful Venice, Italy. The programme covered topics ranging from biophysics and nanotechnology to molecular biology and medicinal chemistry.

Lecture
 

Welcome to the VDS-PhaNuSpo! Newcomers will be invited by email.

Here you'll meet the doc school coordinator, StuReps, the speaker and your fellow students. From 9–10, you will find out about the PhD programme. From 10-13, Markus, our coach, will facilitate group work to help you identify tools...

Travel report
 

Our PhD candidate Julia Arapovic (Nutritional Sciences) attended the 17th ÖGMBT Annual Meeting "From Molecules to Organisms - Interactions and Interventions" in Innsbruck, Austria, where she had the opportunity to present her research. Read more about her experience!

Travel report
 

Our PhD candidate Runqing Ma (Sport Science) attended the 15th International Symposium on Computer Science in Sport IACSS 2025, Tokyo, Japan, where she also presented her research. Read more about her experience!