OeAW Early Career Researchers Visit the UBB
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We were very happy to welcome a group of early career researchers from the OeAW from the HEAS Partner Insitute the ÖAW to the University of Vienna Biology building (the UBB).
The group had a tour of the UBB followed by a tour of the Vienna Micro-CT Lab by Gerhard Weber, a tour of the Higham and Douka labs by Tom Higham and of the Pinhasi Lab by Olivia Cheronet.
We were happy to have such an enthuastic group visit us and we hope to have a lot more fruitful meetings in the future.
