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ARTORG Center for Biomedical Engineering Research

Phd cellular and biomedical sciences.

The Biomedical Engineering PhD Program is regulated by the  Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences  of the University of Bern. It is jointly administered by the Faculties of Medicine ,  Science  and  Vetsuisse  and offers structured, experimental research training programmes leading to a PhD or MD-PhD degree.

Department for BioMedical Research (DBMR)

The excellence of clinical research in Switzerland, and in particular at the Inselspital (Bern University Hospital), can only be maintained by offering the biomedical scientists of tomorrow the best possible educational opportunities. Most of the research groups of the department are hosting or hiring master students, PhD-students, MD-PhD-students, and post-doctoral fellows who are integrated in the research projects of the individual groups. PhD-students are generally enrolled in the graduate school of cellular and biomedical sciences of the University of Bern. This educational task is taken seriously in our department, and we organize progress reports, seminars, and conferences that can be credited by the PhD-students. Furthermore, all group leaders of the department are participating in teaching activities at the University of Bern.  

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• Graduate School: PhD Programme in Cellular and Biomedical Sciences
• Institute of Medical Education IML

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Graduate schools (md-phd, phd).

Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB)

Course work.

The PhD program of the GCB grants each candidate a completely tailor-made training, in order to match specific needs and individual interests in relation to the planned research project. Training modules may be selected from courses and seminars organized and supported by the GCB, from the teaching units of the participating faculties at the University of Bern, and also from approved, project-related courses and summer schools offered by other Swiss Universities or recognized institutions in Switzerland and abroad.

The selection of courses is decided upon at a meeting between the candidate, the supervisor and the GCB representative (mentor), after admission to the GCB, and is recorded in the GCB PhD Doctora lAgreement.docx for PhD Candidates and in the GCB MD-PhD Doctoral Agreement.docx for MD-Phd Doctoral Candidates. This signed and dated document is then submitted electronically to the GCB [email protected] for final approval.

Minimum Mandatory Curriculum Requirements 6 (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) ECTS:

• Pass Exam with number grade * - 3.0 ECTS are acquired with lecture courses or book clubs which include a graded exam with marks , and that provide the candidate with new knowledge relevant to the individual research project.
• Participate in the lecture - “Scientific Integrity” (List this course in Mandatory requirement in your doctoral agreement)
• Attend and participate in – the GCB Symposium starting the 2nd year of the PhD studies (e.g., students registered in 2020 will participate in the 2022 symposium)

*Mandatory Course exams must be passed after a maximum of two attempts. This is an obligatory prerequisite to continue with the PhD program (see «Promotionsreglement», Art. 92 and Art. 191).

Additional Optional Achievements

Transferable skills courses - (academic writing, presentation skills, etc.) are considered as optional courses and cannot be acknowledged as part of the required minimum of 6.0 ECTS.

ECTS are awarded for courses , workshops, summer schools etc. which include some type of performance assessment, i.e. an exam, a talk, a poster presentation or a written report. Requests for ECTS reviews must be submitted to [email protected] and include:

• Course listed on Doctoral Agreement ( see Training: Courses and Examinations for more information on ECTS )
• Signed and Dated Certificate of Achievement - pdf format (not jpeg or smartphone photo)
• Course content (course dates, effort in terms of days/hours, exams, presentations, etc.) - in the situation when the course has not been previously approved

For more information on European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), please follow this link .

Any changes to the planned courses listed as «Mandatory Requirements» in the relevant doctoral agreement are subject to the approval of the supervisor and the mentor of the PhD candidate, and must be communicated to the coordinator of the GCB for final approval. Additionally, the written agreement of the mentor (e-mail) must be submitted to the GCB.

Major changes (mandatory requirements) to the Doctoral Agreement must be recorded in a revised Doctoral Agreement, which must again be dated, signed, and submitted to the GCB for approval.

New Courses

PhD candidates and supervisors are very welcome to suggest topics for new courses to be added to the GCB course catalog.

Degree Programs & Courses Doctorate

Funding program: doctoral programs university of bern 2021-2024.

In view of the swissuniversities TP1 project "Doctoral Programs of the Universities 2017-2020" coming to an end, and swissuniversities not having a successor project after 2020, the Executive Board of the University of Bern has allocated funds from the university’s own resources to support doctoral programs for the period 2021-2024.

The purpose of the new funding program "Doctoral Programs University of Bern 2021-2024" is

• to further strengthen the quality and attractiveness of doctoral degree programs 
• to  improve the career prospects of doctoral students within and outside of academia.

The aim of the program is to support academic offerings that promote the doctoral students’ disciplinary, interdisciplinary and transferable skills.

The following doctoral programs are supported by the University of Bern:

Brain and Behavioral Sciences

Interdisciplinary sport science, public administration.

• Link to the program

Classical Studies

Digital humanities bern & basel, theology basel, bern, zürich, network in accounting research (be-dar-ch), chemistry bern-zürich.

Cardiovascular Research Cluster Bern

Cardiovascular research phd program.

Together with the Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB), we initiated a new PhD Specialization Program in Cardiovascular Research. The program started in February 2023. For more info can be found on this website or you can also visit the GCB website .

Cardiovascular PhD Specialization Flyer

Cardiovascular PhD Specialization Program

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Cardiovascular PhD Specialization Registration Form

Registration

Step-by-step Registration guide

Online Registration Form

New Cardiovascular Course

Techniques in Cardiovascular Research Course

PhD Program Administration: Daniela Castillo ([email protected]), Jennifer Hockley ([email protected]) and Dr. Maria Arnold ([email protected])

PhD Program Coordinators: Prof. Sarah Longnus & Prof. Katja Odening

Cardiovascular PhD Specialization ILIAS group

Theodor Kocher Institute (TKI)

The Theodor Kocher Institute (TKI) is an institute of the Medical Faculty of the University of Bern. Research at the TKI addresses molecular mechanisms involved in inflammation. A special focus lies on immune cell migration to different organs during immune surveillance and inflammation employing cutting-edge 3D live cell imaging. The specific research focus of the individual TKI research groups are shown in the section Research . Teaching: The institute offers lectures and practical classes in immunology, vascular cell biology, transgenic mouse technologies, cell migration, inflammation and live cell imaging for bachelor, master and graduate students in the Medical, Science and Vetsuisse Faculties. Services: The TKI participates in the Microscopy Imaging Center and provides services in the production of genetically modified mouse models as well as in cryo-preservation and rederivation of mouse strains.

News and Events

Congratulations to Dr. Steven Proulx on achieving his Habilitation in Neuroimmunology!

Irene has successfully defended her Phd thesis

On January 10th, 2024 Irene Spera has successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled “Advanced imaging approaches to investigate cerebrospinal fluid outflow pathways in mice”. The TKI congratulates her to this achievement!

Kristina has successfully defended her Phd thesis

On January 10th, 2024 Kristina Berve has successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled “Mechanisms of myeloid cell recruitment and polarization in the CNS during immune surveillance and neuroinflammation”. The TKI congratulates her to this achievement!

ENTRAIN Symposium 9th of January 2024

We congratulate Kristina Berve for obtaining funding and oragnizing a final meeting for the students of the ITN ENTRAIN at the TKI with Dr. Robert Thorne (Denali Therapeutics, South San Francisco, USA) as Keynote Speaker.

ENTRAIN Symposium 9th of January 2024 - Endothelial – Macrophage Interactions in the CNS during Disease

The director of the TKI explains how to increase female leadership

Sasha Soldati has successfully defended his PhD thesis

The TKI congratulates Sasha Soldati for the successful defense of his PhD thesis entitled "Targeting T-cell migration to the central nervous system in the context of multiple sclerosis.” and for successfully completing the PhD Program Cell Migration.

Malpighi Medal awarded to Prof. Britta Engelhardt

Prof. Britta Engelhardt was awarded the Malpighi Medal of the European Society of Microcirculation at the 32nd ESM Meeting in Aarhus, Denmark in April 2023. The Malpighi Medal is the most prestigious award of the ESM given to an individual of internationally outstanding reputation in any field of microcirculation research. Britta Engelhardt received this award for her contributions on central nervous system microcirculation.

Awards at the iPSZürich 2023

We congratulate Dr. Sarah Guimbal, PostDoc in the group of Britta Engelhardt, for winning the Best Poster Award at iPSZürich 2023 with her poster entitled «New molecular underpinnings of blood-brain barrier dysfunction in multiple sclerosis». We congratulate Ms. Pelin Kasap, PhD student in the group of Britta Engelhardt, for winning the Best Presentation Award at iPSZürich 2023 with her presentation entitled «An isogenic in vitro model of the human neurovascular unit to explore blood brain barrier dysfunction in neuroinflammation».

The multinational staff at the TKI stands with the people of Ukraine

Sharing our professional and personal diversity is both a privilege and an enrichment, making us both better scientists and persons. The war in Ukraine must stop!

Sinergia grant with participation of the Theodor Kocher Institute approved December 2022

As the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease and Multiple Sclerosis continues to increase, so does the pressure to find suitable treatment options – and with it the need to decipher the physiologic underpinnings of these pathologies. This includes the metabolite clearance and immune surveillance functions of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), as well as immune privilege established by the brain barriers, which are disturbed during neuroinflammation. In this Sinergia project funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation, we will investigate how CSF dynamics and brain barriers change with age, neuroinflammation, and neurodegeneration. The project consortium includes the teams of Britta Engelhardt and Steven Proulx (Theodor Kocher Institute, University of Bern), Bert Müller (Biomaterials Science Center, University of Basel), and of Vartan Kurtcuoglu (Institute of Physiology, University of Zurich) as coordinator. For more details please follow the link.

Free Communication Prize for Javier Pareja

We congratulate Javier Pareja, PhD student in the group of Britta Engelhardt, for winning the Free Communication Prize 2022 at the 5th Swiss Vascular Research Symposium for the presentation entitled: Brain endothelial antigen presentation detains CD8+ T cells at the blood-brain barrier leading to its breakdown

Poster Prize for Sasha Soldati

We congratulate Sasha Soldati, PhD student in the group of Britta Engelhardt, for winning the Poster Prize 2022 at the 5th Swiss Vascular Research Symposium for the Poster entitled: Vitamin D regulates - cell migration across the blood-brain barrier

Best Poster Award for Amandine Brenna!

We congratulate Amandine Brenna, PhD student in the group of Britta Engelhardt, for winning a Best Poster Award at the 24th International Symposium on Signal Transduction at the Blood-Brain Barriers” in Bari.

Successful PhD Defense

On June 8, 2022 Josephine Mapunda has successfully defended her PhD thesis entitled “Imaging the central nervous system immune privilege: The role of CNS barriers in regulating trafficking of immune cells and immune mediators in the CNS.” The TKI congratulates her to this achievement!

Best Poster Award for Pelin Kasap!

We congratulate Pelin Kasap, PhD student in the group of Britta Engelhardt, to the Best Poster Award at the iPSZürich Symposium 2022.

Vortrag «Blut-Hirn Schranke bei MS»

Britta Engelhardt hielt auf Einladung der Schweizerischen Multiple Sklerose Geschellschaft einen Vortrag in deutscher Sprache über die «Blut-Hirn Schranke bei MS» der hier in gekürzter Form angeschaut werden kann.

Federico has successfully defended his PhD thesis

The TKI congratulates Federico Saltarin for successful defense of his PhD thesis entitled «Investigations on the extravasation of melanoma cells across the blood brain barrier».

First European CSL Research Acceleration Initiative Awardees Announced

Four medical researchers have been the first in Europe awarded a CSL Research Acceleration Initiative partnership, including an investment of up to 400,000 CHF per program over two years, to fast-track the discovery of innovative biotherapies that address unmet patient needs.

Daniela has successfully defended her Phd thesis

The TKI congratulates Daniela Ivan for successful defense of her PhD thesis entitled «Myeloid cell recruitment to the CNS during neuroinflammation - migration pathways and functional polarizations»

Good-bye to Dr. Hideaki Nishihara from the «Human B-Lab Team»

Good-bye to Dr. Hideaki Nishihara from the «Human B-Lab Team» that has grown under his guidance! We will keep up the good work on the human brain barriers and look forward to our future collaborations.

Ursula Zingg has left the TKI for her retirement

Thank you for everything Ursula and we will miss you..

Congratulations to Sidar Aydin

We are pleased to announce that Sidar Aydin has successfully passed his PhD thesis defence at the TKI. Congratulations!

Congratulations to Adrian Madarasz, promoted MD (= Dr. med. or Doctor Medicinae)

We are happy to announce that Adrian Madarasz finished his medical doctoral thesis. The Medical Faculty of the University of Bern officially confirmed his title as Dr. med. on September 2, 2020. Adrian is now performing an MD PhD at our Institute.

No traditional TKI Christmas Party this year

No traditional TKI Christmas Party this year. We have missed you all. We wish all previous TKI members and friends and everybody who visits our homepage a wonderful Holiday Season and all the best for the New Year! Take care!

Science Filmmaking Marathon Zurich

Two TKI scientific collaborators, Kristina Bervé and Daniela Ivan, participated in a Science Filmmaking Marathon which took place in Zurich. The objective of this marathon was to learn how to use different storytelling and filmmaking tools to communicate scientific results and make science more accessible for the broader audience. During the three days of the marathon, together with 3 other PhD students of different backgrounds, from ETH and University of Zurich, and helped by a trainer, we made a 4 minutes documentary related to the current COVID-19 pandemic. Our short film, `NO DENIAL`, highlights a recent discovery made by a team of researchers from the University of Bern and ETH Zurich who studied the mechanisms behind SARS-Covid-19 viral infection and underlines the necessity of a closer collaboration between scientists and media to educate the general public. The movie will be available online at this website - https://www.sciencefilm.ch/scientists-as-filmmake-2020 starting from tonight until Sunday (5-8th of November) at any time. If you want to help us promote our movie and the message we want to send 😊, you can link our film to your social media accounts (i.e. Twitter/ Facebook). With this movie, we are participating in this year´s 3rd Global Science Film Festival, so, keep your fingers crossed for us 😉🤞. Thanks a lot for reading this long message and we wish you a great end of the week! All the best, Daniela and Kristina

Ruth Lyck has been nominated Associate Professor

The TKI congratulates PD Dr. Ruth Lyck to the nomination as Associate Professor of the University of Bern. Focusing her research orignially on immune cell migration across the blood-brain barrier, Dr. Lyck has recently shifted her research focus on melanoma cell migration across this tissue barrier in the context of tumor metastasis to the brain. Dr. Lyck has worked part time during her entire career first due to family reasons and lately due to her additional function as the coordinator of the Microscopy Imaging Center (MIC) of the University of Bern. She is thus an excellent female role model for scientists in the future.

We enjoy the visit of Dr. Christian Uhl from the Department of Neurosurgery, Charité Berlin, Germany

His Zoom Seminar talk today entitled "Role of the EphB4-receptor in mediating resistance to antiangiogenic treatment in malignant glioma"

first TKI ZOOM Seminar with Prof. Roy O. Weller and Prof. Roxana Carare

First TKI ZOOM seminar with Professor Roy O. Weller and Dr. Roxane O. Carare, University of Southhampton, UK. Their presentations "connections between the brain and the immune system" and "clearance of amyloid and interstitial fluid from the aging brain" were truly inspiring!

Affiliation of Prof. Daniel Legler with the Theodor Institute

Prof. Dr. Daniel Legler, head of the Biotechnology Institute Thurgau at the University of Konstanz, has been appointed as associate professor at the Medical Faculty of the University of Bern affiliated with the Theodor Kocher Institute by March 1st, 2020. For several years, Daniel Legler is engaged in the PhD program Cell Migration coordinated by Prof. Dr. Britta Engelhardt. Moreover, Daniel Legler is a member of the expert commission Cell Biology of the Bern Graduate School for Cellular and Biomedical Sciences (GCB) and co-organizer of the annual Cytomeet dedicated to the Swiss scientific community interested in mechanisms of cell migration.

Successfull Mid-term of Josephine Mapunda

Josephine Mapunda is happy that the virtual mid-term exam is successfully suceeded.

TKI - first online lab meeting

The TKI lab is now up and running virtually

Mariana Dias, winner of the GCB Award for Best PhD Thesis

Awards January 31, 2020 | On occasion of the «GCB Symposium 2020», held on January 30, 2020, at the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and the Department of Physiology, University of Bern, the «GCB Award for Best PhD Thesis» for the year 2019 was conferred on Mariana Mota Castro Dias, PhD in Neuroscience, for her PhD thesis entitled «The role of the brain-barrier tight junctions in neuroinflammation».

Two PhDs finalized at TKI by the end of 2019

Mariana Dias and Luca Marchetti finished their PhDs at the TKI in 2019

ProDoc Cell Migration Retreat 2019

This years ProDoc Cell Migration Retreat took place from August 29 to August 30 at the Hotel Appenberg in the beautiful Emmental near Bern

ENTRAIN - New EU project

PhD position at the Theodor Kocher Institute for early stage researchers (ESR) for three years, funded as a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Innovative Training Network (ITN). For further details of the individual projects in ENTRAIN, please follow the link www.itn-entrain.eu.

CNB Science Slam 2019

Event for researcher and students And the winner is - Mariana Dias with her friends Daniela Ivan, Josephine Mapunda, Luca Marchetti, Federico Saltarin and Viviane Schallenberg from the Theodor Kocher Institute and David Francisco from Interfaculty Bioinformatics Unit

BtRAIN - coming to an end

On January 18, 2019, the Final Network Meeting of BtRAIN took place in Milano. BtRAIN has educated a unique group of students in brain barriers research and has established a tight network amongst its members that will last beyond this program.

Mit Marie Curie in Bern doktorieren

Britta Engelhardt is the coordinator of the Marie Sklodowska Curie Training Network BtRAIN funded by the European Commission Horizon 2020 Programme. At the University of Bern this program is a tight collaboration between the TKI and the Interfaculty Bioinformatics Unit.

JUSTBRAIN Success Story video

2013/07/17 Justbrain Project: Download the JUSTBRAIN Success Story video

European Journal of Immunology - TKI Coverstory in September issue

Coverstory in September issue of European Journal of Immunology

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Annual faculty awards: Ann Anderson Berry, MD, PhD

• Written by Jeff Robb, UNMC strategic communications
• Published Apr 5, 2024

Ann Anderson Berry, MD, PhD

Ann Anderson Berry, MD, PhD, is a recipient of the UNMC Faculty Senate’s Outstanding Faculty Mentor of Graduate Students Award.

• Name:  Ann Anderson Berry, MD, PhD
• Title:  Executive director, Child Health Research Institute, and professor, Department of Pediatrics, UNMC College of Medicine
• Joined UNMC:  Residency, 1998-2001, faculty, 2004
• Hometown:  Casper, Wyoming

What are the greatest rewards of mentoring graduate students?

I learn so much from my graduate students. They are each talented, inquisitive and creative and start their PhD training with varied and complementary skill sets. Everyone brings something to the lab group, and together we are able meet and exceed our research goals and the impact of our work.

Describe a moment in your career when you realized you had picked the right profession .

As a clinician, administrator and a clinical and translational researcher, I am able to make an impact on my patient population (neonates) and their mothers in each of my roles. Being able to take what I do in clinical care in the NICU and translate it into research questions and studies that have the potential to impact clinical practice and policy is incredibly rewarding.

What are the biggest challenges you face as a mentor?

One of my biggest challenges as a faculty member is having to say no to a potential student. We have so many talented students at UNMC that are looking for a high-quality research experience, I would encourage all faculty to consider mentoring in research whether you have a wet lab, do clinical or translational research, or have a small study idea that you could do with the help of a medical student. It is time well spent.

How do you know when you’ve been successful as a mentor?

My greatest satisfaction is when my students and trainees grow in their research practice. I love to see them confidently plan research next steps, problem solve and educate trainees who have started after them, other graduate students and the faculty in our lab group. Graduation day always is bittersweet.

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UNMC Faculty Awards

Recipients of this year’s faculty awards for meritorious teaching and mentoring will be honored during the UNMC Faculty Senate’s annual meeting on April 16 at 3 p.m. in the Durham Research Center Auditorium. A Zoom link is available to UNMC on the UNMC Faculty Senate webpage .

Learn more here about the UNMC Faculty Awards.

• Outstanding Faculty Mentor of Graduate Students Award: Ann Anderson Berry, MD, PhD, professor, Division of Neonatology, Department of Pediatrics, UNMC College of Medicine
• Outstanding Faculty Mentor of Graduate Students Award: Siddappa Byrareddy, PhD, professor, Department of Pharmacology and Experimental Neuroscience, UNMC College of Medicine
• Outstanding Faculty Mentor of Graduate Students Award: Don Ronning, PhD, professor, Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences, UNMC College of Pharmacy
• Outstanding Faculty Mentor of Junior Faculty Award: Rebecca Oberley-Deegan, PhD, professor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, UNMC College of Medicine
• Outstanding Teacher Award: Jianghu (James) Dong, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Biostatistics and Division of Nephrology, UNMC College of Public Health
• Outstanding Teacher Award: Lisa Ulrich Walters, clinical assistant professor, UNMC College of Nursing-Northern Division
• Outstanding Teacher Award: Amanda Ribeiro Wobido, DDS, assistant professor, UNMC College of Dentistry

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Johns Hopkins University, PhD union reach tentative agreement

The proposed three-year collective bargaining agreement, which includes enhanced pay and benefits, will now go to a ratification vote.

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Johns Hopkins University and the union representing PhD student employees at the university have reached agreement on a proposed three-year collective bargaining agreement covering a broad range of important topics, including minimum stipend levels, years of guaranteed funding, union and management rights, discipline, grievance and arbitration procedures, and health and safety provisions.

Since last May, bargaining committees from JHU and the union that represents the PhD students—Teachers and Researchers United – United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Local 197 (TRU-UE Local 197)—have been negotiating details of the CBA. After more than 40 bargaining sessions, a tentative agreement was reached on Friday night. The proposed CBA, which includes 29 articles, will now go to all PhD students represented by TRU-UE for a ratification vote.

The proposed CBA offers enhanced pay and benefits that raise the minimum stipend to $47,000 per year beginning this July. Stipend increases are more than 40% on average across the bargaining unit and more than 50% in some departments. The three-year agreement also includes guaranteed increases of more than 6% in the second year of the contract to $50,000, and then a 4% increase in the third year of the contract. Among other benefit enhancements, the proposed CBA also includes paid health benefits for children and some spouses, up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave, increased vacation and sick time, and a one-time $1,000 signing bonus for all bargaining unit members if the agreement is ratified.

"We are pleased to have reached an agreement on the first contract between the university and TRU-UE Local 197 and appreciate the constructive and collaborative spirit union leaders brought to the negotiations as we sought common ground on a wide range of important issues," said Sabine Stanley , vice provost of graduate education and a member of the university's bargaining team. "If ratified, this agreement will strengthen PhD education at JHU."

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