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HubMOL Training School A Successfully Held in Sommarøy, Norway 29.09-02.10.25

The first HubMOL Training School A took place in the breathtaking Arctic surroundings of Sommarøy, Norway, bringing together doctoral candidates, project partners, and invited lecturers. The event featured a rich program of scientific presentations, hands-on workshops, and valuable networking opportunities.

Participants also enjoyed team-building activities, including hiking in the stunning natural landscape, which helped foster collaboration and community spirit.

On October 2, 2025, a special workshop on self-management was held at UiT The Arctic University of Norway (Department of Arctic and Marine Biology – AMB). This session offered doctoral candidates practical tools to support their future professional development.

A big thank you to all who contributed to making our first training event a success!

🔬 HubMOL at AMPRS 2025!

We are proud to share that Ines Heiland, coordinator of the HubMOL network, was invited to give a keynote lecture at AMPRS – the annual conference of the Austrian Proteomics and Metabolomics Association.

In her presentation, she not only highlighted her research but also introduced the HubMOL network and emphasized the importance of its mission and scientific work.

👨‍🔬 In addition, Nick Sartison one of the PhD students recruited through the HubMOL network, presented the results of his master’s thesis at the conference.
📌 More information is here: https://lnkd.in/d29Y6hTw

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. marie migaud as our invited guest lecturer at the HubMOL Training School A, which will be held from 29th September to 2nd October 2025 in Tromsø /Sommarøy /UiT! 🌟

Dr. Migaud is a distinguished Professor of Pharmacology and Director of the Mass Spectrometry Core Facilities at the University of South Alabama, where she is part of the Department of Pharmacology, F. P. Whiddon College of Medicine. She is a trained Chemist/Chemical Engineer who has made groundbreaking contributions to the field of Chemical Biology, with a focus on Vitamin B-derived cofactors, particularly Vitamin B3 and the NAD(P)(H) metabolome.

Since 2016, Dr. Migaud’s research at the College of Medicine has led to new methods for synthesizing NAD precursors, as well as developing functional B-vitamin derivatives and non-canonical nucleotides. Her work is central to advancing our understanding of cell metabolism, mitochondrial dysfunction, and the role of non-canonical B-vitamin metabolites in disease progression.
Her patented processes enable efficient isotopic tracing and metabolomics profiling, which have profound applications in oncological chemical biology. Dr. Migaud's research is shaping the future of disease detection, progression, and treatment, and we are excited to hear more about her innovative work.

We look forward to her insightful presentation at HubMOL Training School A!

The MSCA Doctoral Network HubMOL held its recruitment meeting in Bergen on 28 April 2025.

The event brought together project partners and shortlisted candidates, with interviews conducted both onsite and online. It was a great opportunity to connect with future PhD researchers , share the goals of the HubMOL network, and strengthen collaboration across the consortium .

A big thank you to everyone who took part—and especially to our colleagues in Bergen for their invaluable support in making the day a success!

We look forward to welcoming our new doctoral researchers soon!

We’re excited to share that the Grant Agreement for our MSCA Doctoral Network (DN) project, HubMOL, is officially signed!