mito-RTG Programme
July 2020 to June 2024
For mito-RTG members
mito-RTG Programme Elements
Kick-off Workshop
CoWorker Retreats
Discoveries in Mitochondrial Biology
International Symposium of the CRC 1218
#MITOchats 2.0
Fundamentals in Mitochondrial Regulation of Cellular Function
MitoClub
CRC 1218 Seminar Series
For Doctoral Candidates (DCs) of the mito-RTG
Structured Graduate Programme
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Doctoral Candidates choose a Thesis Committee (TC) consisting of the supervisor and two “mentors”. At least one mentor should be member of the CRC 1218 faculty. The second mentor can be from a different field but provide supportive complementary expertise.
One of the mentors needs to be a university professor and the other has to be at least at the level of an independent group leader.
Experienced / advanced Postdocs can serve as mentors. -
Within 6 months after starting to work on the PhD thesis Doctoral Candidates meet the TC and submit a project proposal
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Within the 2nd, 3rd and 4th year Doctoral Candidates meet the TC members and present the project in an oral form and prepare a written report.