Author: katjakobow
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June: #eshg2024 and „niksen“
Working in a specific research area usually comes with attending the typical conferences of that same field. However, a great way to push yourself and gain new perspectives is not only throwing yourself into a new field but also attending different conferences. What a great experience for Katja to attend this year’s ESHG meeting in…
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May‘s topic: Careers
Skills training is an integral part of active career development or career crafting, and that holds true at any career stage. It is one of the things we have in our hands. If you give it a try, opportunities are immense to either develop your profile and skills set both online or hands on, in…
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Spring – Time for a new start
Academic sabbaticals have quite a history in the US, but somehow seem to be less common in Europe. There could be various reasons for this, such as cultural, financial, or organizational differences. Also, no matter your geographical region, not everyone has the freedom to take a break from their regular work for several months. However,…
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Never stop exploring
In the Kobow lab we always try to challenge ourselves, move outside our comfort zone, and learn new things. So February is the month for Kristina and Katja to travel to Marseille, discuss their work and ideas in an inspiring interdisciplinary setting, kick off projects, and learn hands-on new methods. Thanks to Christophe Bernard and…
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Happy 2024!
What is better than to end the old and start the new year with some positive news?! We are happy to announce that Katja Kobow, together with Christophe Bernard (Aix-Marseille Université, Institut de Neurosciences des Systèmes), will be funded by the French Institute for Public Health Research (IReSP) to investigate transgenerational phenotypes following early life…
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