Your FEBS Network highlights - Mid August

Tuesday, 18 August 2026 10:53
Hello ÖGMBT members, You've opted in to receive a fortnightly round-up of the highlights from FEBS Network. Here's a list of the great content selected as a highlight in the past 2 weeks. First FEBS Advanced Courses for 2027 announced New topics, new connections and new opportunities to learn together: discover the first FEBS Advanced Courses confirmed for 2027. Read more FEBS Communications   Webinar: Step into Peer Review with the FEBS Open Bio Early Career Reviewer Hub Ready to gain hands-on peer-review experience? Join this webinar to discover the new FEBS Open Bio Early Career Reviewer Hub, offering PhD students and postdocs training, guidance and the opportuni... Read more FEBS Junior Section Junior Section, FEBS     From last‑chance therapy to cancer boosters: A 2050 vision of immunoprevention in high‑risk populations This article won First Prize in the 2026 Molecular Oncology Writing Competition, Intercepting cancer before it begins: A…

IUBMB 2026 August Newsletter

Tuesday, 11 August 2026 01:52
          2026 AUGUST NEWS         Hi everyone, we are back with the monthly news after a short break. I hope you have had a wonderful time and did not even notice our absence. In any case, here are quite a few new stories and opportunities for you. I hope you enjoy! Best, Patrick IUBMB Communications Officer     ARE YOUR EXPERIMENTS IN DANGER?     There is almost no experiment we run that doesn't involve plastic items. ​ However, that might leave unmistakable marks on our data. ​ Not because of the plastic, but due to the additives they contain. ​ ​Read more about leaching and its effect on your data.​           10 IDEAS TO GET YOUR MORE CITATION         Getting cited is essential for your academic career. ​ But how do make sure to get…

IUBMB 2026 August Newsletter

Tuesday, 11 August 2026 01:51
          2026 AUGUST NEWS         Hi everyone, we are back with the monthly news after a short break. I hope you have had a wonderful time and did not even notice our absence. In any case, here are quite a few new stories and opportunities for you. I hope you enjoy! Best, Patrick IUBMB Communications Officer     ARE YOUR EXPERIMENTS IN DANGER?     There is almost no experiment we run that doesn't involve plastic items. ​ However, that might leave unmistakable marks on our data. ​ Not because of the plastic, but due to the additives they contain. ​ ​Read more about leaching and its effect on your data.​           10 IDEAS TO GET YOUR MORE CITATION         Getting cited is essential for your academic career. ​ But how do make sure to get…

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