Concorso di dottorato presso l’ IFOM-IEO
A joint program of University of Milano and European School of Molecular Medicine (SEMM) located at the IFOM-IEO campus (Milano, Italy) /Salary/: 17.000,00 Euro per year/Duration/: 4 years/Deadline for applications/: September 25th 2007/Aim/: Realizing an international class of highly skilled scholars, having both scientific and philosophical competences, in the fields of 1. foundations of life sciences 2. bioethics3. biomedicine and […]
A joint program of University of Milano and European School of Molecular Medicine (SEMM) located at the IFOM-IEO campus (Milano, Italy)
/Salary/: 17.000,00 Euro per year
/Duration/: 4 years
/Deadline for applications/: September 25th 2007
/Aim/: Realizing an international class of highly skilled scholars, having both scientific and philosophical competences, in the fields of
1. foundations of life sciences
2. bioethics
3. biomedicine and society
/Educational activities:/ 500 hours of lectures, 4-year lab activities, seminars, journal clubs, meetings
/Courses/: Logic, Evolutionary biology, General philosophy of science, Molecular genetics, Probability and statistics, Foundations of ethics and bioethics, Logic and computing, Rhetoric, Epistemology, Protein structure, History of biomedicine, Philosophy of life sciences, Bioethics, Molecular anthropology, Molecular and cellular biology, Animal models, Philosophy of life sciences: open questions, Bioinformatics, Law and life sciences, Science and society
/Faculty/: Marcello D’Agostino, Marco Ferraguti, Giulio Giorello, Corrado Sinigaglia, Giuseppe Testa Gabriele De Anna, Lisa Bortolotti, Matteo Mameli, Giovanni Boniolo, Michel Morange, Bernardino Fantini, Mark Bedau, John Harris, Guido Barbujani, Samir Okasha, Amedeo Santosuosso, Helga Nowotny, Sheila Jasanoff
/Coordinator/: Giovanni Boniolo
/Contacts/: Francesca Fiore (francesca.fiore@semm.it)
For more information and applications: www.semm.it
The IFOM-IEO Campus is an active scientific-technological cluster, headed by The FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology Foundation (IFOM) and the European Institute of Oncology (IEO), where eminent experts take part in the research activities, scientific training and technology transfer. It covers an area of some 24.000 square meters and can host up to 600 scientists. Today, about 450 scientists, divided among 40 research groups, investigate the most advanced frontiers of post-genomics with a marked focus on the transferability of results and by using the best available technology.
For more information: www.ifom-ieo-campus.it
Emanuele Serrelli
/Salary/: 17.000,00 Euro per year
/Duration/: 4 years
/Deadline for applications/: September 25th 2007
/Aim/: Realizing an international class of highly skilled scholars, having both scientific and philosophical competences, in the fields of
1. foundations of life sciences
2. bioethics
3. biomedicine and society
/Educational activities:/ 500 hours of lectures, 4-year lab activities, seminars, journal clubs, meetings
/Courses/: Logic, Evolutionary biology, General philosophy of science, Molecular genetics, Probability and statistics, Foundations of ethics and bioethics, Logic and computing, Rhetoric, Epistemology, Protein structure, History of biomedicine, Philosophy of life sciences, Bioethics, Molecular anthropology, Molecular and cellular biology, Animal models, Philosophy of life sciences: open questions, Bioinformatics, Law and life sciences, Science and society
/Faculty/: Marcello D’Agostino, Marco Ferraguti, Giulio Giorello, Corrado Sinigaglia, Giuseppe Testa Gabriele De Anna, Lisa Bortolotti, Matteo Mameli, Giovanni Boniolo, Michel Morange, Bernardino Fantini, Mark Bedau, John Harris, Guido Barbujani, Samir Okasha, Amedeo Santosuosso, Helga Nowotny, Sheila Jasanoff
/Coordinator/: Giovanni Boniolo
/Contacts/: Francesca Fiore (francesca.fiore@semm.it)
For more information and applications: www.semm.it
The IFOM-IEO Campus is an active scientific-technological cluster, headed by The FIRC Institute of Molecular Oncology Foundation (IFOM) and the European Institute of Oncology (IEO), where eminent experts take part in the research activities, scientific training and technology transfer. It covers an area of some 24.000 square meters and can host up to 600 scientists. Today, about 450 scientists, divided among 40 research groups, investigate the most advanced frontiers of post-genomics with a marked focus on the transferability of results and by using the best available technology.
For more information: www.ifom-ieo-campus.it
Emanuele Serrelli
