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About the PhD-school
The “PhD-school in Molecular and Structural Biology” was established by the University of Tromsø as an interfaculty initiative (Faculty of Science and Faculty of Medicine). The PhD-school is administrated by the Norwegian Structural Biology Centre (NorStruct), but is a joint effort among research groups in molecular biomedicine, RNA-biology, computational and structural biology.
The PhD-school provides excellent training environments and facilities in functional genomics and modern molecular and structural biology. The PhD-school and the responsible research groups are providing projects within a wide range of biological and biomedical topics.
The PhD school in Molecular and Structural Biology will arrange an open day on November 15 2006.
The program consists of lectures by invited speakers and posters presenting the different research groups in the PhD school and the projects of the PhD students.
The program can be followed by everybody that is interested.
27.10.06
The next PhD-school seminar is held by Peter Kyomuhendo from "Fiskeriforskning", wednesday 1st of November at 12:15. The title is: "Structural analyses and molecular modelling of lysozyme-inhibitor interactions and of potential suppressors of lysozyme inhibitors"
Welcome to Aud. 9 in the MH-building.
16.08.06
PhD-course provided by the PhD-school: BIO-8305 "Research frontiers in molecular and structural biology" - September 5. - 15., 2006. (Application dead-line is August 25th, 2006)
24.05.06 The students in the PhD-school will held seminars every second week during the semester. The first seminar was held by Chris Fenton from The Protein Research Group.
Julianne Elvenes is the first PhD-student admitted to the PhD-school in Molecular and Structural Biology at the University of Tromsø. The applications for admission to the PhD-school for about 15 more students are currently processed.
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