The International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology (ICGEB) runs an advanced flow cytometry training in New Delhi from 8 to 14 February 2027 for master's, doctoral and postdoctoral researchers from its member states, which include Tunisia, and from India. The deadline is 15 November 2026. Registration is 8,000 rupees, and grants for registration, food and accommodation go to a limited number of member-state nationals living outside India.
Who can apply
Nationality
The training is for young researchers from ICGEB member states and India. ICGEB lists Tunisia among its member states, so a Tunisian researcher can apply, and grants go to member-state nationals living outside India.
Study level
Applicants must be doing a master's, a doctorate or postdoctoral research. Those with an interest in immunology or infectious diseases get preference.
Funding and what it does not cover
Registration is 8,000 Indian rupees, covering food, registration, the kit and accommodation. A limited number of grants cover these costs for selected nationals of ICGEB member states living outside India. Travel support is not mentioned.
Covered
Food, registration, course kit and accommodation (in the registration fee)
A grant covering registration, food and accommodation for selected member-state nationals, if granted
You pay
The 8,000-rupee registration, unless a grant is awarded
