International
Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology
HUMAN RESOURCES
UNIT, PADRICIANO 99, I-34149 TRIESTE, ITALY
TEL:
+39-040-3757305, FAX: +39-040-3757379, E-MAIL: fellowships@icgeb.org
The
Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Fellowships
Application Procedures
• The Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Fellowship
Programmes are open to nationals of ICGEB Member States only, who must submit
their application to the ICGEB Liaison Officer in their country of origin for
endorsement. Endorsement is an essential prerequisite for acceptance of the
application. Only endorsed applications will be transmitted to ICGEB
Headquarters for review and final selection.
• Applications from nationals of ICGEB
Member States only must be sent to the ICGEB Liaison Officer (see attached
list) in the applicant’s country of origin. Italian nationals should send the
complete application directly to ICGEB Trieste.
• Italian, Indian and South African
nationals should refer to the “Information and Guidelines” of each individual
funding Programme for relevant eligibility conditions.
• Research activities are held in
English and may be undertaken only at the ICGEB laboratories located in Italy
(Trieste and Monterotondo, Rome), India and South Africa.
• Applicants
must contact the ICGEB Group Leader of their choice to ascertain laboratory
space availability and obtain a prior agreement on their proposed research
project in order to be admitted to selection.
• Eligibility conditions and deadlines
for each individual funding Programme are detailed in the relevant “Information
and Guidelines”.
Attach to this application:
• Curriculum
Vitae;
• Proposed Research Project (including
investigation topic/area, problem/hypothesis to be tested, methods/techniques
to be used in the investigation as well as details of the applicant’s previous
work in the proposed field);
• Written Statement endorsing the
project and confirming availability of laboratory space from the chosen Group
Leader;
• List of Publications;
• English Language Proficiency
Certificate (such as TOEFL, Cambridge Certificate or equivalent); not
applicable when scholastic education has been conducted in English;
• 3 Letters of Recommendation;
• Any additional information as
specified in the individual Funding Programme.
For further
information please contact:
ICGEB,
Human Resources Unit, Padriciano 99, 34149 Trieste - Italy
Tel:
+39-040-3757305, fax: +39-040-3757379, email: fellowships@icgeb.org
The
Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Postdoctoral Fellowships
Research Groups
ICGEB New Delhi
Mammalian Biology: Recombinant Gene Products •
Immunology • Malaria • Structural and Computational Biology • Virology
Plant Biology: Insect Resistance • Plant
Molecular Biology • Plant Transformation
• Synthetic
Biology and Biofuels
ICGEB
Trieste
Bacteriology and
Plant Bacteriology • Biosafety • Biotechnology Development • Cellular
Immunology • Human Molecular Genetics • Molecular Immunology • Molecular
Medicine • Molecular Pathology • Molecular Virology • Mouse Molecular Genetics
• Neurobiology • Protein Networks • Protein Structure and Bioinformatics •
Tumour Virology • Yeast Molecular Genetics
ICGEB Cape Town
Cancer Genomics
• Cancer Molecular and Cell Biology • Cellular Immunology • Cytokines and
Disease
ICGEB
Monterotondo Outstation – Rome, Italy
Molecular
Hematology
Eligibility
Ø Nationality: Candidates must be
nationals of an ICGEB Member State and may not apply for fellowships to be
undertaken in the country of their origin. Italian/Indian/South African
nationals who are resident abroad may apply for fellowships to ICGEB
Trieste/New Delhi/Cape Town respectively, and must provide evidence that they
are working/living abroad.
Ø Degree Requirements: Applicants
should be holders of a recent Ph.D. or have at least 3 years’ research
experience.
Ø Age: Preference
will be given to candidates below the age of 35.
Period of Support
Ø up
to 2 years.
Return Grant
Ø During the second year the fellow will
be assessed and the concession of a “return grant”, to be utilized in the
fellow’s home country, will be considered.
Terms and Conditions of Support
Ø Stipends:
are calculated to cover the cost of normal living expenses
for one person at the location of the individual host institute; married
applicants should take special notice of this as no family or dependent
allowance is included in the Fellowship.
Ø Other Training Costs: Travel to and from the host
country; Medical health insurance cover.
Submission of Application
Ø See the Arturo Falaschi ICGEB
Fellowship Application Form and, in addition, attach the following:
• Confirmation of research position
from the applicant’s home institute and evidence of continuation of present
employment upon completion of fellowship, with a formal acceptance to provide a
suitable position and relevant laboratory space for at least the entire
duration of the “return grant”.
Deadlines
Ø Complete applications from nationals of
ICGEB Member States must be sent to the ICGEB Liaison Officer (see attached
list) in the applicant’s country of origin, by 31 MARCH 2013.
Ø Italian nationals should send the
complete application directly to ICGEB Trieste, by 30 APRIL 2013.
The
Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Pre-doctoral Fellowships
Research Groups
ICGEB New Delhi
Mammalian Biology: Recombinant Gene Products •
Immunology • Malaria • Structural and Computational Biology • Virology
Plant Biology: Insect Resistance • Plant
Molecular Biology • Plant Transformation
• Synthetic
Biology and Biofuels
ICGEB
Trieste
Bacteriology and
Plant Bacteriology • Cellular Immunology • Human Molecular Genetics • Molecular
Immunology • Molecular Medicine • Molecular Pathology • Molecular Virology •
Mouse Molecular Genetics • Neurobiology • Protein Networks • Protein Structure
and Bioinformatics • Tumour Virology • Yeast Molecular Genetics
ICGEB Cape Town
Cancer Genomics
• Cancer Molecular and Cell Biology • Cellular Immunology • Cytokines and
Disease
ICGEB
Monterotondo Outstation – Rome, Italy
Molecular
Hematology
Eligibility
Ø Nationality: Applicants
must be nationals of an ICGEB Member State; Indian and South African nationals
are not eligible to apply for the ICGEB fellowship to attend the Ph.D.
Programme in New Delhi and Cape Town, respectively;
Ø Requirements:
ICGEB Trieste: a
B.Sc. (honours) degree is essential (see attached “The ICGEB Trieste
International Ph.D. Programme”, section ‘Admission Requirements’);
ICGEB New Delhi:
an M.Sc. degree is essential;
ICGEB Cape Town:
a B.Sc. (honours) degree is essential;
Good working
knowledge of the English language (supported by a proficiency certificate such
as TOEFL, Cambridge Certificate or equivalent) is essential as all activities
related to the PhD Programme and courses are held in English;
Ø Age: Candidates must be below the age of 32 years at the time of the
closing date (i.e. date of birth after 31/03/81); there is no age limit for
ICGEB New Delhi and Cape Town.
Period of Support
Ø up to 3
years.
Terms and Conditions of Support
Ø Stipends: are calculated
to cover the cost of normal living expenses (annually) for one person at the
location of the individual host institute (married applicants should take
special notice of this as no family or dependent allowance is included in the
Fellowship); fellowships are renewable for the following years providing that
the Ph.D. Programme requirements are fulfilled.
Ø Other Training Costs: Travel to and
from the host country; Medical health insurance cover.
Ø ICGEB Trieste: Ph.D.
Programme
• Commencement: 1 October 2013
Ø ICGEB New Delhi: Ph.D.
Programme
• Commencement: 1 August
2013
• Accommodation:
Hostel is provided on campus on a twin-sharing basis, at a nominal
rate, for Ph.D. students only.
Ø ICGEB Cape Town: Ph.D.
Programme
• Commencement: 1
January 2014
• Accommodation:
Limited accommodation is available on campus in 2- or 3-bedroomed
furnished apartments on a shared basis on conditions to be negotiated with the
University of Cape Town. No meals are provided.
Submission of Application
Ø See the Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Fellowship
Application Form and, in addition, attach the following:
• Academic results (see attached “The
ICGEB Trieste International Ph.D. Programme, section ‘Admission Requirements’).
Deadlines
Ø Complete applications from nationals of
ICGEB Member States must be sent to the ICGEB Liaison Officer (see attached
list) in the applicant’s country of origin, by 31 MARCH 2013.
Ø Italian nationals should send the
complete application directly to ICGEB Trieste, by 30 APRIL 2013.
The ICGEB Trieste
International Ph.D. Programme
Basic Principles
The ICGEB PhD degree programme provides graduate
students with all the necessary means to understand and pursue scientific
investigation in life sciences, and aims to develop the capacity for
independent thought, critical appraisal, personal responsibility and decision
making.
Upon completion of their studies, we expect our
students to be in a position where they can apply their acquired knowledge
across a wide range of fields within the life sciences. This may involve
molecular biologists moving into areas of public health, nutrition and
environmental protection/remediation; as biotechnologists they may apply the
most advanced techniques in the fields of industrial production of
biopharmaceutical products; alternatively it may involve the pursuit of cutting
edge academic research.
The teaching and learning structure of this programme includes intensive
lab research activities, seminars and communication training during Journal
Club sessions, symposia and international meetings.
Student research projects are clearly defined and
complementary to the wider research programme of the hosting group, but
nonetheless offer the student ‘stand alone’ objectives. The scientific
activities of the Centre are broad based and focus on several advanced research
programmes that include basic science projects concerned with the control of
gene expression, DNA replication, DNA repair and RNA processing, cancer cell
biology; studies on human viruses such as HIV, rotavirus, HPV, molecular
immunology, molecular genetics, experimental haematology and human gene therapy
as well as bacteriology and yeast genetics, protein structure and
bioinformatics and plant virology.
Validation of the Degree
The ICGEB
International PhD programme at the Trieste Component is validated by the Open
University (UK), the University of Nova Gorica (Slovenia) or a suitable
national University.
The Ph.D. course
offers a three-year postgraduate training with the possibility of obtaining the
"Doctor Philosophiae" (PhD) degree in the field of Life Sciences.
ICGEB Fellows are automatically registered to the course and are subject to its
annual progress performance monitoring.
Candidates
wishing to have their degree validated by a University in their country of
origin should provide a letter signed by the University concerned to this
effect including a brief overview on the PhD course structure and the annual
progress monitor reporting duties.
Students
reporting to a national University (including Italian ones) for the PhD and
working full time in ICGEB must follow the activities of the ICGEB PhD course.
If the National University requirements overlap too much with those of ICGEB,
exemption of some activities may be considered upon recommendation of the
supervisor on a case-by-case basis.
Admission Requirements
ICGEB requires
graduate applicant to hold credential that are comparable to a four-year
Bachelor’s degree (Hon’s) from an accredited University of the ICGEB Member
States. Comparability is determined by a review of the type and name of the
degree programme, the student applicant CV and other factors as required by the
ICGEB PhD Course Committee.
All applicants
must submit a complete credential package by the appropriate deadline. Complete
credentials include course transcripts or marks statements for each term or
year completed in the degree programme, and the degree certificate or diploma
if a graduation date, with the name of the degree, is not shown on the
transcript.
In some cases, an initial registration for a master degree only may
be required if the credentials are not sufficient and/or the committee
considers the preparation of the student not up to standards.
Transcripts and certificates/Diploma (Academic
records)
Academic records should give detailed information on
all courses/final examinations completed, credit value or hours per course and
grades received.
If degree conferral (date, type of degree and major)
is not listed on the transcript, the candidate must also provide an official
copy of the diploma or degree certificate.
All documents must be issued by the degree-granting
University.
If graduation is in the future: submission of all
transcripts or semester marks statements for all semesters/years completed
to-date is mandatory. If the candidate is admitted to ICGEB, ICGEB requires
submission of final University transcripts or marks statements and the
University degree certificate or diploma as soon as they are available.
How to submit Academic Records
Official Documents
Official documents are issued by the degree-granting
institution and bear the official seals and signatures of the Registrar,
Controller of Examinations or other institutional authority. Official documents
may be printed on original security paper or be stamped, signed or attested
photocopies. ICGEB understands that, in some rare cases, Universities issue
only one set of originals, so copies are permitted as long as the attestations
are original.
English Translations
We require all documents (transcripts, marks
statements, degree certificates or diplomas) to be submitted in the original
language, accompanied by an English translation of each document.
Some institutions issue original/official documents in
English. These are acceptable.
We accept translations issued by the institution or a
professional translating service. Translations must be original and must
include evidence of status and qualification to translate into English.
Self-translated documents are not acceptable.
Translations must be literal (word-for-word)
translation of each document. The translations must bear an original signature
of the translator with date of completion.
Documents We
Cannot Accept
English translations prepared by a non-recognized
translator, or self-translated documents.
International Transcript Evaluation
ICGEB requires all applicants who have completed
degrees outside Europe to submit their transcripts for evaluation before they
may be considered for admission to a graduate degree program.
Structure and Educational
Goals
Research
activity
The core
activity of the PhD programme is the experimental laboratory work, which should
be the basis for the Ph.D. thesis. Complementary scientific activities and
learning programmes are organized throughout the year.
Introductory
course
All first-year
PhD students receive a one-week extensive course at the beginning of the
academic year in order to acquire a common academic background and introduce
the various research fields of ICGEB. The Introductory course consists of a
series of half-day lectures given by ICGEB scientists.
Scientific
training activity
As a complement
to the bench work, every academic year a series of scientific research seminars
are given by invited international speakers. Participation to at least 24
seminars is mandatory.
In addition,
twelve journal clubs are distributed throughout the year, from November to
October, each chaired by a different Group Leader. Participation to at least 10
Journal Clubs is mandatory.
Finally, the ICGEB organizes every year a series of
International Meetings and Courses on different topics that fall within the
interests of the Centre. PhD students are required to attend one course each
year selected among the annual ICGEB Meetings and Courses calendar.
The ICGEB
New Delhi International Ph.D. Programme in Life Sciences
The
International Ph.D. Programme in Life Sciences is organized in collaboration
with the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in New Delhi. The Programme offers
postgraduate training with the possibility of obtaining the “Doctor
Philosophiae” (Ph.D.) degree in the field of Life Sciences.
Life Sciences Programme
Ø The duration of the Programme is for a period
of 3 years.
Ø The Programme comprises:
• Experimental research activities
under the broad area of Life Sciences, supervised by ICGEB Project Leaders and
Principal Investigators. See attached list for areas of research at ICGEB New
Delhi.
• The Ph.D. students are expected to
take five courses in six months and pass the relevant examinations. These
courses run concurrently with the research and are as follows:
|
Core
•Advanced
Molecular and Cell Biology
•Gene Cloning
and Expression
•Laboratory
Techniques
|
Optional (any two)
•Infection and
Immunity
•Molecular
Biology of Plant Stress
•Chemical
Biology and Bioinformatics
|
Kindly note,
Indian nationals are not eligible to apply for the ICGEB fellowship to attend
the Ph.D. Programme in New Delhi. They may apply for other two ICGEB
Components.
The ICGEB Cape
Town International Ph.D. Programme
The
International Ph.D. Programme in Life Sciences is offered in conjunction with
the University of Cape Town. The Programme offers postgraduate training leading
to the “Doctor Philosophiae” (Ph.D.) degree in the field of Life Sciences.
The
course is structured as follows and students are expected to participate in all
activities:
Introductory Course
At
the beginning of the academic year, first-year Ph.D. students will be
introduced to the various ICGEB research activities in Cape Town via short lectures
delivered by research scientists.
The PhD Thesis
The
main activity is the experimental laboratory work, which should be the basis
for the PhD thesis. It is expected that the work be completed within a
three-year period. The completed thesis must be discussed and defended before a
committee composed of professors from the participating Institutions and/or
selected specialists in the field.
Seminar Programmes
A
series of scientific seminars are offered in conjunction with the University of
Cape Town. These seminars are given by invited specialists in the different
fields of research and all PhD students are expected to participate fully in
the seminars.
Journal Clubs
Journal
Clubs and Laboratory progress meetings will be held on a weekly basis and all
students are expected to participate actively. During each Journal Club a PhD
student/postdoctoral fellow will select and present/discuss selected recent
articles from the literature.
ICGEB Annual Courses
As
part of the training activities, PhD students are required to attend one course
each year (practical and/or theoretical) selected among the Meetings &
Courses organised annually by ICGEB.
Students are also expected to assist in the teaching of practical courses
that may be offered at the Cape Town Component.
The Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Flexible Fellowships
Short-term
Fellowships
Ø Fellowships will be awarded only for
on-going collaborative research between scientists from ICGEB Member States and
the research groups at the ICGEB laboratories in Italy, India and South Africa.
Ø The
fellowship may include a stipend, assistance towards travel expenses and, if
requested, a small allocation for laboratory consumables for the host group
depending on availability of funds; very short visits may not be eligible for a
travel subsidy. The fellow may apply for any combination of support by ticking
the appropriate box on the Application Form.
Ø Period of support: 3 to 6 months.
Ø Applicants must be nationals of an
ICGEB Member State and may not apply for a fellowship to be undertaken in their
country of origin.
Ø See
the Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Fellowship Application Form for further details.
Ø There
is no fixed deadline.
“Sandwich”
Ph.D. Programme
General Information
Ø This Programme is aimed at students who
are involved in a Ph.D. project in their own country that falls within the
research fields of an ICGEB Group. Students will be able to carry out some of
the research experiments that are foreseen in their own university Ph.D. study
plan at the ICGEB laboratories in Italy, India and South Africa, in agreement
with both the home supervisor and the ICGEB Group Leader.
Eligibility
Ø Nationality: Applicants must be
nationals of an ICGEB Member State and may not apply for a fellowship to be
undertaken in their country of origin;
Ø Requirements: The student must
already be enrolled with his home university and have a well-defined project
underway with his home supervisor;
Both supervisor and student should
negotiate a research project with a suitable ICGEB Group Leader, which will
provide the basis for the application that must also include a detailed
schedule of foreseen activities to be carried out both at the home institute
and at the host laboratories.
Terms and Conditions of Support
Ø Stipends while at the ICGEB
laboratories (6-12 months) are calculated to cover the cost of normal living
expenses for one person at the location of the individual host institute.
Ø The
fellowship will cover the cost of one return ticket (air economy most direct
route);
Ø Medical
health insurance cover.
Submission of
Application
Ø See
the Arturo Falaschi ICGEB Fellowship Application Form and, in addition, attach
the following:
• Research Project agreed with ICGEB
Group Leader and home university supervisor;
• Detailed Schedule of foreseen
activities, at both home institute and host laboratory;
• Written Statement from the
applicant’s home university endorsing this collaboration.
Ø Complete applications from nationals of
ICGEB Member States must be sent to the ICGEB Liaison Officer (see attached
list) in the applicant’s country of origin.
Ø There
is no fixed deadline.
ICGEB FIELDS OF RESEARCH
ICGEB New Delhi Component,
India
Mammalian Biology:
o Immunology: Lymphocyte activation,
host-pathogen interactions, Mycobacterium
tuberculosis, signal transduction, systems biology; Dr. K.V.S. Rao (kanury@icgeb.res.in)
o Malaria: Characterization of P. falciparum proteins as novel drug
targets and vaccine candidates; development of malaria vaccines for clinical
trials; design and synthesis of peptide based therapeutics, vaccine candidates
and delivery platforms; Prof. V.S. Chauhan (virander@icgeb.res.in)
o Recombinant Gene Products: Genetically engineered biomolecules of medical use, subunit dengue
vaccines, dengue reporter viruses, anti-dengue herbals, RNAi, codon-shuffling,
pathogenesis of dengue and tuberculosis; Dr. N. Khanna (navin@icgeb.res.in)
o Structural and Computational Biology:
Protein structure, function and crystallography; Dr. A. Sharma (asharma@icgeb.res.in)
o Virology: HEV, HIV, host-virus
interactions, biomarkers, pathogen detection and discovery,
Dr. S. Jameel (shahid@icgeb.res.in)
Plant Biology:
o Insect Resistance: Bacillus thuringiensis, Insectidal
proteins, mode of action, mosquito metagenomics, RNAi in insects;
Dr. R.K. Bhatnagar (raj@icgeb.res.in)
o Plant Molecular Biology: Abiotic and Biotic stress, gene expression, helicases, translation,
calcium and G-proteins, signalling, crop improvement, transgenics, gene
pyramiding, Piriformospora indica, protein structure and RNAi;
Dr. N. Tuteja (narendra@icgeb.res.in)
o Plant Transformation: Transgenic
crops with improved agronomic traits, chloroplast genetic engineering,
molecular farming, biofuels, cotton genomics; Dr. V.S. Reddy (vsreddy@icgeb.res.in)
o Synthetic Biology and Biofuels: Metabolic
engineering, cellulolytic enzymes, biofuels; Dr. S.S. Yazdani (shams@icgeb.res.in)
ICGEB Trieste Component, Italy
o Bacteriology and Plant Bacteriology: Bacterial
inter-cellular communication (quorum sensing) in rice associated bacteria;
Dr. V. Venturi (venturi@icgeb.org)
o Biosafety: Development and
maintenance of systems aimed at dissemination of information such as databases
and web pages; research of new procedures for risk assessment related to the
environmental release of GMO’s; D. Ripandelli (biosafe@icgeb.org)
o Biotechnology Development: Development
of biogenerics; Dr. S. Tisminetzky (sergio@icgeb.org)
o Cellular Immunology: Dendritic cell
biology, priming of adaptive immunity; Dr. F. Benvenuti (benvenuti@icgeb.org)
o Human Molecular Genetics: Regulation
of pre-mRNA processing in human diseases; Dr. F. Pagani (pagani@icgeb.org)
o Molecular Immunology: DNA vaccines,
antibody engineering, anti-idiotypic Abs, dendritic cells, membrane-IgE,
Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, molecular biology of rotavirus;
Dr. O. Burrone (burrone@icgeb.org)
o Molecular Medicine: Gene therapy of
cardiovascular disorders, adeno-associated virus (AAV), angiogenesis, Molecular
biology of HIV-1 infection; Prof. M. Giacca (giacca@icgeb.org)
o Molecular Pathology: Molecular
mechanisms of pre-mRNA processing. Defective RNA processing and
neurodegeneration. Genetic disease caused by defective splicing;
Prof. F.E. Baralle (baralle@icgeb.org)
o Molecular Virology: Dynamics and
regulation of virus-host interactions; Dr. A. Marcello (marcello@icgeb.org)
o Mouse Molecular Genetics: Transgenic
and KO models of genes related to human diseases. Regulation of gene expression through the 3' ends of the mRNAs. Dr. A.
Muro (muro@icgeb.org)
o Neurobiology: Mechanisms of neuronal differentiation, aging,
genetic models of neurodegenerative diseases using Drosophila melanogaster; Dr.
F. Feiguin (feiguin@icgeb.org)
o Protein Networks: High throughput
proteomics, mass spectrometry, signal transduction, protein-protein
interactions, tumorigenesis; Dr. M.P. Myers (myers@icgeb.org)
o Protein Structure and Bioinformatics:
Bioinformatics and systems biology of genomes and
proteomes, models of communication and cooperation in biology, NOTCH signaling,
network models, protein chemistry; Dr. S. Pongor
(pongor@icgeb.org)
o Tumour Virology: Molecular biology
of Human Papillomaviruses; Dr. L. Banks (banks@icgeb.org)
o Yeast Molecular Genetics: Genome
dynamics in yeast: DNA integration, aneuploidy and chromosomal translocation;
Dr. C.V. Bruschi (bruschi@icgeb.org)
ICGEB Cape Town Component,
South Africa
o Cancer Genomics: Regulation of gene expression by transcription factors, role of receptor
tyrosine kinases in cancer malignancies, aberrant gene expression in carcinogenesis,
alterations in signal transduction pathways and gene translocations; Dr. L. Zerbini
(luiz.zerbini@icgeb.org)
o Cancer Molecular and Cell Biology: Gene
mutations and altered gene expression in cancer, detoxification gene
polymorphisms in cancer predisposition, tumour cell invasion and metastasis,
connective tissue-stromal cell-tumour interactions and tumour stem cells; Prof. M.I. Parker
(Iqbal.Parker@icgeb.org)
o Cellular Immunology: The role of antibody responses in protection against human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) and P. falciparum malaria; Dr. J. Dorfman (jeffrey.dorfman@icgeb.org)
o Cytokines and Disease: Immunological
mechanisms of host protection in infectious and non-infectious diseases;
Prof. F. Brombacher (frank.brombacher@icgeb.org
)
ICGEB Monterotondo Outstation, Rome, Italy
·
Molecular Hematology: Lymphoid
neoplasms; Signal transduction; B-cell receptor; Toll-like receptors; Targeted
therapies; Dr. D. Efremov (efremov@icgeb.org)
For further
details visit: http://www.icgeb.org/fellowships.html
For further information on this
Programme contact:
ICGEB, Human Resources Unit, Padriciano 99, 34149
Trieste - Italy
Tel: +39-040-3757305, fax: +39-040-3757379, email: fellowships@icgeb.org
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