Colin Doherty

Eurolife is inviting applications for the Eurolife Summer School 2026 in Dublin, hosted by Trinity College Dublin , Ireland. The programme is titled “Biology of Brain Disorders 2026: The Quest for Biomarkers and the Role of Artificial Intelligence” and will run from 8–12 June 2026 . This summer school is designed for students and early-career researchers with interests in neuroscience , brain disorders , biomarkers , artificial intelligence , clinical practice , translational medicine , and digital innovation in healthcare . The programme includes lectures, workshops, flipped-classroom sessions, clinical problem-solving activities, student presentations, networking events, and visits to Trinity research institutes. Eligible applicants are final-year undergraduate students , MSc students , PhD students , and postdoctoral researchers from Eurolife partner institutions only . The call is especially relevant for those interested in neuroscience research, patient stratification, EEG and neuroimaging biomarkers, stress-related disorders, epilepsy, and AI in clinical settings. Eurolife offers 27 grants in total, with up to 3 grants per partner institution . The grant covers 4 nights of accommodation with breakfast , the 5-day school , lunch , and coffee breaks . A EUR 260 attendance fee applies, and travel costs and dinners must be covered by participants. The application deadline is 10 April 2026 . Interested candidates should apply through the official call page and review the partner-institution eligibility requirements before submitting.