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2021. September 15.

The Keio Medical Science Prize has been awarded to Katalin Karikó "for the discovery of Specific RNA Modification Leading to mRNA Vaccine Development", as announced on 15 September 2021, Japan time. The researcher, who holds a PhD in biochemistry from the University of Szeged, will receive a certificate of merit, medal, and a monetary award of 10 million yen for her work.

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2021. February 11.

Erasmus+ call for applications for graduate and PhD students for studies and traineeships in the academic year 2021/2022 to EUGLOH partner countries


You can find the call for applications and the application form by clicking here.


The application documents (application form, student status certificate, foreign language certificates) have to be sent to the Dean's Office to Eszter Sasi-Pokriva, Erasmus officer's e-mail address: sasi-pokriva.eszter@med.u-szeged.hu until 22 February, 2021.

2021. February 10.

Erasmus+ call for application for graduate and PhD students for studies and traineeships in the academic year 2021/2022 to Erasmus+ partner countries


Application deadline: 22 February, 2021


Click here to download the call for applications.


You can find further information by clicking here.

2021. January 15.

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