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Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences is a multidisciplinary, community-driven journal dedicated to understanding biological processes at the molecular level. Led by Field Chief Editor Prof. Cecilia Giulivi (University of California, Davis, US), the journal welcomes research that illustrates regulating the basic and applied metabolism of proteins, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, lipids, and metabolites in health and disease states, including aging, pharmacological interventions, and genetic and acquired diseases, among others.

The journal’s scope encompasses several empirical disciplines, including structural biology, enzymology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and biophysics. The journal values integrative in silico, in vitro, and in vivo approaches, publishes novel discoveries and methods, and actively encourages testable hypotheses to spark diverse perspectives and constructive debate. 

As part of Frontiers’ open-science mission, the journal advances transparent, accessible research to accelerate discovery and broaden public understanding. Community engagement is central: authors, editors, and reviewers collaborate through rigorous, constructive peer review to strengthen manuscripts and share high-quality science widely. Frontiers also upholds robust methodological standards—particularly for computational analyses of public data, which require appropriate validation—to ensure reliability and reproducibility. By disseminating mechanistic insights to researchers and the public alike, Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences aims to catalyze breakthroughs across the molecular biosciences. Click here to visit the website of Frontiers in Molecular Biosciences. 

 

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The Metabolomics Society is dedicated to promoting the growth, use and understanding of metabolomics in the life sciences. Metabolomics is a newly emerged field of “omics” research concerned with the comprehensive characterization of the small molecule metabolites in biological systems. It can provide an overview of the metabolic status and global biochemical events associated with a cellular or biological system. As such, it can accurately and comprehensively depict both the steady-state physiological state of a cell or organism and of their dynamic responses to genetic, abiotic and biotic environmental modulation.

 

Scholarships 

The EUSM seeks to establish partnerships with a wide range of organizations. Several partners offer their members financial assistance in the form of travel grants or scholarships. An overview of the available opportunities per country can be found below. If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the societies.

 Swiss students

 

The Swiss Metabolomics Society will offer (1) partial travel grants to young researchers affiliated with Swiss institutions — €500 per selected student, for up to three students.  (2) SMS will also offer one travel grant for a participant from a country with limited financial resources — €500 for one selected student.

 

​UK students

​​​MPF_bursary_application_form_2026.docx Follow the instructions on the form for an opportunity to recieve funding!  If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society.

 

 

Italian students

IMaSS decided two provide two travel grants of €200​​​ for participants from Italy. ​​​​If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society.

 

 

 

Czech students

The Czech Society for Mass Spectrometry decided to fully cover the registration fee for one student or early-career postdoctoral researcher from the Czech Republic, member of the Czech Society for Mass Spectrometry. If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society.

 

Scandinavian students

 

The Nordic Metabolomics Society decided to award some students from scandinavia with a travel grant. If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society.

 

German students

The DGMet decided to cover the registration fee of two DGMet members. If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society. 

 

 

Austrian students

The Austrian Proteomics and Metabolomics Association decided to award one student with a travel grant of 500 euro. If you are selected for the school, we will connect you with the society.