The Alumni Biomedical Sciences organizes a career’s day on 9th November 2017 at the University of Bern. You will get advice on how to write a proper application and representatives from the industry, clinical trial unit and from a start-up will tell you about job opportunities after the course of studies. The event starts at …
The annualy Meet and Grill took place one month ago on the top of the Murtenstrasse 50. It was a great possibility to meet and discuss besides the scientific world. A special highlight was the train wash facility in front of the building. We enjoyed the hot meat and the cool beer and are already …
At the fifth regular general assembly the old board we passed the scepter to our new board. We thank everyone who supported the Alumni Biomedical Sciences in the past 4 years and we wish all the best to our new board members. The protocol can as always be requested by mail.
We congratulate Alessandra Cereghetti for winning the Alumni Biomedical Sciences Award 2017 for her master thesis “Nanoparticle-based delivery of the immune modulator resiquimod as a new approach for cancer immunotherapy” under the supervision of Prof. Dr. med. Carole Bourquin at the Institute of Pharmacology, University of Fribourg. We also congratulate all BMS students for receiving their Master’s Diploma!!
As part of this year’s main event, we will organise a cooking class with Urs Hauri (www.urshauri.ch). Because the cooking classes are fully booked until next year, it will be held on February 11, 2017. Please register until November 18, 2016 if you would like to participate. Depending on the number of participating alumni, parts …
Yesterday our extraordinary general assembly took place. The purpose of it was to increase the budget for this year’s main event, as well as to renew and elect the future board. We are very happy to have found Sylvia Erni, Mirjam Zünd, Noelle Domman & Pascal Näf as our successors from April 2017 on.
We congratulate Silvia Erni for winning the Alumni Biomedical Sciences Award 2016 for her master thesis “A triple co-culture model of the human respiratory tract to study immune-modulatory effects of liposomes and virosomes” under the supervision of Prof. Dr. med. Christophe von Garnier at the Department Clinical Research, University of Bern. We also congratulate all BMS students for …
All members are invited to the General Assembly on Thursday, 18th February 2016. For registration write us an email and for more information please click here.
We invite our members to a christmas dinner. Please find further information here.
The ABS Animal Science Day 2015 is over. We think it was a great success having over 160 people present! We thank all the speakers and everyone that attended.