Science has become
increasingly interdisciplinary and researchers are faced with extremely
important technological advances. Our training programme offers researchers a wide range of
workshops to enhance their scientific skills, like courses on bioinformatics, genomics and microscopy. There is also more technical training, for instance in
specific experimental techniques, so they become better prepared for the varied
demands of a scientific career. We also strongly believe that learning
non-scientific skills is a very important aspect of a researcher's career path
and contributes to their wider professional development. We have a realistic
view of how science works and offer courses that include scientific project management, communication, open science, ethics, publication, and funding.