A 2-Day Event from PhDs for PhDs of the ED414
Fuel your PhD journey at DS Days 2025, the annual 2-day conference designed exclusively for ED414 PhDs in Strasbourg. Dive into cutting-edge science, expand your network, and gain new perspectives.
Dates: May 19-20, 2025
One and a half days of immersion.
Location: Collège Doctoral Européen, Strasbourg
46 Boulevard de la Victoire, 67000 Strasbourg, France.
Explore: Cutting-Edge Research
From a wide variety of life science fields.
Network: Meet Experts & Peers
Forge collaborations & connections.
Boost Skills: Present, Explain, Showcase
Elevate your professional toolkit, identify your career path.
Challenge yourself with a fast-paced 3-minute presentation. Convey your research in a concise and engaging manner.
🏆 Prize:Showcase your research with a detailed 10-minute presentation. Impress the judges with your depth of knowledge and clarity of communication.
🏆 Prize:Display your research visually and engage in one-on-one discussions. Creativity and clarity are key!
🏆 Prize:
Aurelie Herault
Principal Scientist Researcher
Roche, IHB
Aurélie Herault is an experienced leader in biomedical research, having worked at Institut Curie,UCSF, Genentech, and Roche. With expertise in both academic research and industrial drug development, she offers a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the biotech sector.
Daniela Verra & Domitille Boudard
Founders, Byeblues
Neuro-tech & Wellbeing Start-up
Dr. Verra's and Dr. Boudard's journeys from academia to founding a med-tech startup provide a unique perspective on entrepreneurship and innovation. Discover how to identify opportunities, build your own venture, and apply your PhD skillset to create solutions in the dynamic world of startups and well-being technologies.
📍 Address: Collège Doctoral Européen, 46 Boulevard de la Victoire, 67000 Strasbourg, France
📧 Email: f.gros@unistra.fr
Hey there! I’m Thanos Xhurxhi, a 2nd-year PhD at the Institute of Molecular Biology of Plants in Strasbourg. My work revolves around detecting and isolating RNA as a viral infection indicator.
My favorite part of research? Presenting findings and solving real-world challenges.
Outside the lab, you’ll find me jamming to music, dancing, and gaming. I’m thrilled to help organize this year’s DS Days and make it an event to remember!
Hello, my name is Jules Tritschler! I am a first year PhD exploring the diversity of vesicles released by neutrophils (fantastic cell) during bacterial infections.
Next to this work, I am invested since 3 years in the association of the master of immunology to create links between master students and PhD and organize convivial events. I hope I will inject this knowledge into these DS days to create a great day for you!
And because it is not enough, I tried on my personal time to write a book on dark fantasy based on a quest of an unreasonable revenge! (Keep it in your mind for later!)
Hi I’m Apo! I’m a 1st year PhD student working on the links between early life stress and pain at the laboratory of cognitive and adaptive neuroscience (LNCA) here in Strasbourg.
I hope to make the DS days shed light on the many possible paths our PhD has begun to carve.
See you soon!
PS: In my spare time I sing and play music
I'm Maud, a first-year PhD student at CRBS. I'm currently working on Immunology in the field of Autophagy.
Before diving into research, I completed a pharmacy degree and, for now, have chosen pipettes over patients.
I have a lot of experience in student associations, and I'm excited to bring some of my expertise to organizing the DsDays. Trust me, it's going to be amazing!
If you're looking for me in Strasbourg, you'll probably find me in a café, just reading a book and chatting with friends.
P.S.: Don't hesitate to ask me for recommendations on the best cappuccino in town!
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