Austrian Academy of Sciences scholarships for MedUni Vienna researchers

The Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW) has accepted more young researchers onto its scholarship programmes. In 2022, 103 young scientists were awarded scholarships. Fourteen of these grants went to female researchers at MedUni Vienna. The range of projects selected in the international peer review process once again covers the entire spectrum of the sciences - from natural sciences, life sciences and medicine to humanities, social sciences and cultural sciences. The ÉAW is providing a total of €19.3 million of funding from the Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research, the National Foundation, and the MAX KADE Foundation for implementing these programmes. The DOC, DOC-team, APART-GSK and APARTMINT programmes for young researchers provide financial support for research projects in the natural and technical sciences, life sciences and medicine, as well as in the humanities, social sciences and cultural sciences. MedUni Vienna award winners Magdalena Frank Institute of Cancer Research [DOC] - The Impact of Stromal Architecture on Immunotherapy Resistance in Human Colorectal Cancer Mariella Gloria Gregorich Institute of Clinical Biometrics [DOC] - A Framework for Developing Prognostic Models with Networks as Predictors (PRONET) Carola Nadine Jaunecker Institute of Cancer Research [DOC] - Dissecting and Targeting Mechanisms of Cell Immortalization in Lethal Ependymoma Subtypes Viktoriia Kartysh Department of Neurology [DOC] - CRISPR-Cas9-Based Screening Methods to Discover Common Pathways and Therapeutic Targets in Neurodevelopmental Disorders Andreea Corina Luca Center for Physiology and Pharmacology [DO