Call for new BioCity Turku research programs
BioCity Turku research programs strengthen the multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary research collaboration within the Turku campus. BioCity Turku research programs are composed of several active research groups representing different research units, faculties, hospitals and/or universities.
BioCity Turku asks for proposals for new research programs for 2022-2026
We welcome both new openings as well as applications from those BioCity Turku research programs who have been active and successful during the previous five-year term.
All research groups working in life sciences or molecular medicine, or related fields in chemistry, physics or ICT, and who are located in Turku campus, are eligible to apply.
Please send your application at latest by Friday 15 April 2022 at 16:00 (CET +1) to biocityturku@bioscience.fi
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