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Deadline for Submitting Requests Before Enrolment in the 1st Year

Candidates may submit requests (e.g. to change the scientific field before enrolment or to extend the enrolment deadline for justified reasons etc.) prior to enrolment in the 1st year of the interdisciplinary doctoral study programme in Biomedicine no later than 19 September 2025. Requests submitted after this deadline will not be considered. Each request must be substantiated and approved by the candidate’s supervisor.

Requests, addressed to the Programme Council Biomedicine, should be sent to the e-mail address doktorski.studij@uni-lj.si.

Workshop "From Metabolomics to Steroidomics and Mathematical Modelling"

You are cordially invited to attend the interactive workshop for doctoral students of the Biomedicine doctoral programme, postdocs and interested researchers. The workshop will take place on 16 September 2025 in the seminar of the Institute of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics of the Faculty of Medicine. During the workshop, the world-renowned lecturers Prof. Dr Jerzy Adamski and Prof. Dr Karl Storbeck will share their extensive knowledge on metabolomics, steroidomics, the design of metabolomic studies and the use of steroidomic data to develop mathematical models.

Registration is not required.

Workshop programme and further information about the speakers

The workshop is organized by the Translational Molecular Endocrinology for Women's Health P3-0449 programme group of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Ljubljana.