Registration includes:
- 4 nights full board
- Additional meals (coffee breaks)
- Attendance of the EMBO/FEBS lecture course
Payment
Payments will be made via bank transfer. Details will be available upon acceptance to the course.
Selection criteria
We aim to maximize interaction between all participants. To achieve this, the number of participants will be limited to 120 for students and postdoctoral fellows (our main target group for this lecture series) and 20 speakers. In addition, a number of senior scientists with experience in different areas of mitochondrial biology will be invited (about 30 PIs in total). As previous courses have received a high number of applications from students and post-docs, the selection of the participants will be made by the organizing committee. We will try to ensure that the participants reflect the broad field of mitochondrial biology. Therefore, we will consider as many different research groups as possible, which may require limiting the number of participants from one group to two students. We will also try to balance different topics and model systems and give special consideration to emerging aspects of mitochondrial biology. As with the invited speakers (50% female), a balance between male and female participants will also be maintained in the selection of applicants.
Abstract guidelines
Submitted abstracts should be no longer than 300 words (including title).
Poster specifications
Each participant will be provided with a board measuring 180 cm x 96 cm (portrait format) on which to mount the poster. The poster should be designed to summarise current research in graphic form. Presentations should be self-explanatory so that the author is free to add and discuss specific points. For easy identification, the poster should have a title and author(s), identical to the one on the official programme. The poster board will be double-sided, with one presentation on each side. Your assigned number will be in the upper left corner of the poster board. The boards will be arranged in numerical order. Poster sessions will have a designated time during which poster presenters are asked to be available at their poster to discuss their research with meeting attendees.
Travel grants
A limited number of FEBS Youth Travel Funds (YTF) Awards are available to support participation of early-career scientists in this event. The selection of applicants to receive FEBS YTF awards will be carried out by the Course Organizers and approved by the FEBS Treasury Office according to the FEBS YTF eligibility criteria.
Child care grants
EMBO Courses and Workshops offers grants to offset additional childcare costs incurred by participants or speakers when participating at any EMBO Courses and Workshop funded meeting. Eligible costs include fees for a caregiver or child-care facility, travel costs for a caregiver, or travel costs for taking the child to the meeting etc. Please indicate on the registration form whether you would like to be considered for the grant. Please also describe how you intend to use the childcare grant and specify the sum that you will need.
Sustainability
The venue is a GreenSign certified hotel reaching level 4 (out of 5).
Abstract books and programs will be shared in electronic form only.
The venue is easily reachable by train from Munich central station.
Code of conduct
Anti-harassment and non-discrimination policy
At EMBO, we believe that harassment and discriminatory behaviour are unacceptable in any setting. EMBO's code of conduct is applicable for all participants of this EMBO meeting and can be found here.
