Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB)

GCB Symposium

As part of the doctoral training, the GCB organizes an annual symposium for all PhD candidates and their thesis committees. From the second year onwards, doctoral candidates are offered the opportunity to present their research projects in the form of posters or brief lectures. GCB PhD Students who are required to participate in 2023 - all students who have a GCB application date (Apr 15, Aug 15, or Dec 15) prior to and including April 15, 2022. The next GCB Symposium is scheduled take place on Thursday June 29, 2023. Details continue to be added to the website and announced as they become available.

GCB Symposium 2023

Organizer	Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB)
Date	Thursday, June 29, 2023
Time	All Day
Venue(s)	Fabrikstr. 6 & 8
Keynote Speaker	Prof. Dr. Francesca Peri Department of Molecular Life Sciences University of Zurich
Keynote Lecture	To Be Announced
Abstract Submission - Registration for Abstracts required	ConfTool
New: Registration required GCB PhD Student Registration for Symposium	CTS/KSL Root Nr. 478686-FS2023
Call for Abstracts	January/February 2023
FINAL Deadline for Registration & Abstract Submission	Thursday, March 9, 2023 by midnight
Contact	info@gcb.unibe.ch

We will open and continuously update the GCB Symposium 2023 Website when more detailed information becomes available. We suggest you bookmark this site when it opens in January 2023.

GCB Awards for Best PhD Theses 2021

The prize is awarded to

Michel Fasnacht

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

for his work

Functional Gharacterization of the Dynamic Post-Transcriptional 23S rRNA Modification ho⁶ C25Ol in Escherichia coli

Supervisor: Norbert Polacek
Co-Advisor: Torsten Ochsenreiter
Mentor: Isabel Roditi

Julia Bruggisser

Institute of Animal Pathology

for her work

Clostridium Perfringens β-Toxin Receptor Identification and Oligomer Structure

Supervisor: Horst Posthaus
Co-Advisor: Britta Engelhardt
Mentor: Andrea de Gottardi

Kathrin Zürcher

Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine (ISPM)