Announcement: the MepAnti team is organizing the MepAnti Drug Research Symposium: Young Minds, Big Impact
More information about the symposium can be found here
MepAnti Drug Research Symposium: Young Minds, Big Impact
Famelab Germany Final
Our very own Vidhisha Sonawane will be competing at the FameLab Germany final on Thursday (25/05/23). Best of luck to Vidhisha and the other finalists! #FameLab #FameLabGermany #FameLab23 #ScienceCommunication #STEM #MepAnti_ITN
Biweekly Blog #45
In May, our doctoral student Victor Gawriljuk, from Brazil, tells us about some popular YouTube channels dedicated to science.
WorldMalariaDay
Today is #WorldMalariaDay. To raise awareness of this infectious disease, our doctoral student Patricia Bravo, from the Philippines, gives us some insight into malaria and our work at the consortium. #Malaria #Plasmodium #BSL2 #Antimalarials #DrugDiscovery #SwissTPH #MepAnti_ITN
FameLab Germany
Yesterday, some of our doctoral students presented their research at the FameLab science communication competition in Germany. Our MepAnti PhD students communicated the Antimicrobial Resistance issue to the public and explained different approaches on how to tackle it. A special congratulations to Vidhisha who got 2nd place! #FameLab #FameLab23 #Karlsruhe #ScienceCommunication #STEM #MepAnti_ITN
Photo credits to Jürgen Rösner.
Mepanti Outreach
In March, our doctoral student Thibaut Quennesson, from France, tells us about his outreach activity in a French high school.
Biweekly Blog #44
Today, the series of Lucia’s favorite books related to science focus on Carlo Rovelli’s Seven Brief Lessons on Physics (2014).
Biweekly Blog #43
Continuing the series of Lucia’s favorite books related to science, today the focus is on Kary Mullis’ Dancing Naked in the Mind Field (1998).
Biweekly blog #42
In February, our doctoral student Lucia D’Auria, from Italy, will share some of her favorite books related to science. Today the focus is on Primo Levi’s The Periodic Table (1975).
Biweekly blog #41
In January, our doctoral student Maria Braun Cornejo, Spanish and German, concludes her participation in our blog by telling us about the chemistry of New Year’s Eve.
