PhD Fellowships in Biomedicine and Translational Medicine at IDIBAPS DYNAMIS Programme Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer in Spain

The DYNAMIS doctoral programme at IDIBAPS (Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer) in Barcelona has opened its second and final call for PhD fellowships. The programme is designed to address real-world medical challenges by connecting clinical and basic science across a wide range of biomedical research topics.

This call awards five additional PhD fellowships within a larger programme that will ultimately support 10 doctoral researchers. The fellowships are 48 months long and are co-funded by the European Union through the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions COFUND scheme. Successful candidates will join the Clínic Campus in Barcelona and benefit from programme-specific doctoral training, professional development opportunities, and international/intersectoral stays.

The call includes 33 research lines spanning areas such as medical science, biology, neuroscience, computer science, cancer research, immunotherapy, genetics, cell biology, translational medicine, and computational approaches. Example topics include artificial intelligence for immunotherapy outcomes, CAR-T cell therapy, liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, psychiatric disorders, neurobiology, organoid-based disease modelling, and precision medicine.

Eligibility highlights: the post states that the programme is open to candidates from different scientific backgrounds. It is a doctoral fellowship call, so it is intended for PhD-level applicants / predoctoral researchers. The post does not list detailed GPA, language, or nationality requirements in the excerpt provided.

Deadline: 13 July 2026. An online information session is scheduled for 8 June at 13:00 CEST.

How to apply: review the full call details, choose one of the 33 research lines, and submit the application through the programme’s application page before the deadline. Use the linked article for the official instructions and preparation resources.