The deadline for application is July 1, 2007
Requirements
The summer school addresses students at advanced doctorate level or
beyond with a background in either Computer Science, Mathematics, or
Biology with an interest in Computational Biology.
Participants should hold a Master of Science degree
or equivalent qualification. A good command of English is a major
prerequisite for participation.
The organizers can supply full funding of travel and accomodation for
participants from mainland China (in general, seat tickets on domestic
trains). For participants from outside China, we can contribute
support for travel and accomodation expenses (in general, half air
ticket price with an upper limit of Eur 500 or USD 600 or RMB
5000).
Please note that we have limited funding for students
travelling from abroad. We try our best to distribute these
limited funds as equally and fair as possible.
If you want to participate, please follow the guidelines
below - we are looking forward to welcome you in Shanghai!
Application Procedure
Please send the following documents and information (in English) by email:
- A motivation letter: Write 1-2 paragraphs on why the
summer school is of particular interest for you.
- A curriculum vitae
- A letter of recommendation (preferred) or
a copy of your most recent study certificate or a Study
record, i.e., a list of all the lectures and seminars attended by you,
including the grades of examinations) (in English or along with an
English translation)
- If you are a studnet from outside Mainland China, please specify
for how much travel support you want to apply.
You can send these either digitally to
axel@picb.ac.cn
or by regular mail to the following address:
Dr. Axel Mosig
Departement for Combinatorics and Geometry
CAS-MPG Partner Institute for Computational Biology
Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences
320 Yue Yang Rd.
200031 Shanghai, P.R. China
Applications will be assessed by the scientific committee, with
selection being based on the following criteria: the scientific
quality of the candidate (CV), the letters, and evidence that the
course affords substantial benefit to the candidate's training.