EMERALD Stipend Overview
The EMERALD Stipend is a funding initiative designed to support scientists affiliated with Polish research institutions in expanding their expertise through short-term visits to EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory) sites. This opportunity enables researchers to access EMBL's world-class laboratories, core facilities, and collaborative environments across Europe. It also provides funds to attend EMBO/EMBL courses, workshops, and conferences. Please first reach out to the EMBL Group Leader / Head of Facility to agree on the timelines and content of the visit.Application guidelines
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This EMERALD Stipend is a funding initiative designed to support scientists affiliated with EMBL in expanding their connections to Polish research institutions through short-term visits. The stipend is intended to showcase the rich life sciences infrastructure, institutes, and networks available in Poland and to enable researchers from EMBL to visit laboratories, core facilities, and attend conferences in Poland.Application guidelines
Application must include:Click below to download the full description and rules document.
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The aim of this funding scheme is to support the organisation of international conferences, workshops and courses, where scientists from EMBL are invited as speakers or workshop instructors.Click below to download the full description and rules document.
⬇ View Full Description & RulesLaura Turos-Korgul
Laboratory of Cytometry, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, PAS
Thanks to the EMERALD stipend, I spent one month at the Electron Microscopy Core Facility at EMBL Heidelberg, where I worked on advanced FIB-SEM datasets to investigate the ultrastructure of intriguing intercellular connections - tunneling nanotubes (TNTs).
Dominika Malińska, PhD
Dioscuri Center for Metabolic Diseases, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology, PAS
2-6 March 2026 I attended the “Introduction to Multi-Omics Data Integration and Visualization” course at EMBL-EBI in Hinxton, UK, with my participation supported by EMERALD funds. The training focused on integrating transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics data using open access tools and databases. The course provided me with a range of data analysis methods and resources. In particular, I gained insights into approaches for linking changes across mRNA, protein, and metabolite levels, and for inferring transcription factor and kinase activities. These tools will support our work at the Dioscuri Centre for Metabolic Diseases, aiming at deciphering the signaling pathways underlying obesity development.