EMBL is among the world’s highest ranked scientific research organisations aimed to explore the secrets of life. EMBL integrates 28 member states and employs close to 1800 people across its six research sites in Barcelona, Cambridge (Hinxton), Grenoble, Hamburg, Heidelberg, and Rome. Its headquarters is located in Heidelberg (Germany) and integrate both research groups and core facilities.
Training of the next generation of scientists is one of EMBL’s key missions.
The EMBL Corporate Partnership Programme invites applications for short-term fellowships to enable junior level scientific visitors (active PhD/postdoc fellows) to carry out experimental projects with an EMBL host research group, thereby allowing them to build new networks, experience the international and interactive environment at EMBL, in addition to experiencing progress of their own research goals.
These EMBL CPP visitor fellowships are administered by the Scientific Visitor Programme Office to provide logistic and organisational support to successful awardees before and during their stay. The funds are provided as reimbursements against travel and accommodation cost and are flexible with other funding sources available to the awardees (i.e. can act as a top-up) – as long as all sources of funding are declared to the Scientific Visitor Programme office during application or post award.
The awardees must be
Important points to consider
A completed application package contains the following documents
Why join us
Do something meaningful
By choosing a Trainee/Internship at EMBL/EMBO, you can apply your talent and passion to accelerate science and tackle some of humankind's greatest challenges. Please watch the video below to learn more about EMBL and how our work makes a difference. Whatever your role, you will be contributing towards these challenges.
Campus life & benefits
Flexible working arrangements - including hybrid working patterns
Free shuttle bus to and from work (Hinxton & Heidelberg)
On-site library
Subsidised on-site cafeteria(s)
Casual dress code
Extensive sports and social club activities (on campus and remotely)
Family benefits: On-site nursery on campus
Accident at work insurance
What else you need to know
Diversity and inclusion: At EMBL/EMBO, we believe that diverse teams drive innovation and scientific excellence. We encourage applications from candidates of all genders, identities, nationalities and/or any other diverse backgrounds.
How to apply: To apply please submit a cover letter and a CV through our online system. Applications will close at 23:59 CET on the date shown below. We aim to provide a response within two weeks after the closing date.
With support from more than 30 countries, laboratories at six sites across Europe and thousands of scientists and engineers working together, the European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) is a powerhouse of biological expertise. EMBL is an intergovernmental organisation, headquartered in Heidelberg, and was founded in 1974 with the mission of promoting molecular biology research in Europe, training young scientists, and developing new technologies.
EMBL currently employs more than 1,800 people in Barcelona, Grenoble, Hamburg, Heidelberg, EMBL-EBI Hinxton (near Cambridge), and Rome.
Publishing hundreds of research articles and hosting dozens of conferences every year, EMBL is driving visionary fundamental research and training Europe’s future scientific talent.
EMBL Council comprises national representatives of our member states and is EMBL’s governing body.
EMBL pursues five missions in research, services, training, technology transfer and policy development. Our five-year plans are set out in our Scientific Programme.
You can learn more on our History pages.
Our commitment to Open Science
Wherever possible our databases and software are freely available to the scientific community, and our Office for Scientific Information Management (OSIM) provides a hub of expertise on the management of scientific outputs and related services.
EMBL strongly encourages open access publication and is committed to support fair and responsible research assessment practices.
Science Education and Public Engagement
Our science education and public engagement activities seek to ensure wider awareness and application of EMBL’s knowledge by general scientific audiences, teachers, young learners, and the public.
Sustainable and inclusive
We are committed to transitioning to a sustainable organisation, and to creating a more inclusive research and work culture, including the provision of independent and impartial support for staff.
Learn more about working at EMBL
Images
Image 1 (top left): EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
Image 2 (top right): EMBL Heidelberg, Germany
Image 3 (bottom left): EMBL Barcelona, Spain
Image 4 (bottom right): EMBL-EBI, Cambridge, United Kingdom