Training
MITGEST aims to educate a young generation of scientists with the scientific and transferable skills needed to tackle the many challenges of the highly complex and integrated roles in cellular metabolism and disease in which mitochondria participate. Our training programme is based on a modular and structured approach and it is designed to cater to the DCs’ individual needs. It combines local and network-wide activities shared between academia and industry through secondments.
October 2022Read More
MITGEST kick-off (Online)
- Project launch
- Recruitment planning
- Best strategies (management and communication)
July 2023See event
1st MITGEST training week (Italy)
- Network Management: PIs’ and DCs’ introductions
- Science: Mitochondria & methods
- Practical: Seahorse analysis
- Transferable: Engaging in professional development
September 2023
Gender equality training (Online)
- Gender equality in research
- Gender-sensitive research
- Implicit bias
January 2024
1st MITGEST network meeting (Online)
- MITGEST consortium meeting
- DCs present their research progress
July 2024Read More
2nd MITGEST training week (Netherlands)
- Network management: DCs’ progress report, MB meeting
- Science: Biostatistics Summer School
- Transferable: Effective researcher
- Transferable: Communication and impact in research
January 2025
2nd MITGEST network meeting (Online)
- MITGEST consortium meeting
- DCs present their research progress
July 2025Read More
3rd MITGEST training week (Poland)
- Network management: DC progress, MB meeting
- Science: Bioinformatics Summer School
- Transferable: Funding opportunities and Grant writting
- Transferable: Business for Science
October 2025
Grant writing for EU funding (3rd MITGEST week)
- EU funding programmes
- How to write a successful proposal
January 2026Read More
3rd MITGEST network meeting (Online)
- MITGEST consortium meeting
- DCs present their research progress
- Outreach session
May 2026Read More
MITGEST final meeting (Spain)
- Network: management board meeting, DCs reports on progress
- Science & Transferable: Final event and science slams from DCs