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Summer School for Young Scientists

Our international summer school focuses on young men and women of any nationality aged between 18 and 22. This training experience aims to provide a global vision of the day-to-day of a research laboratory and the life cycle of a research project. Our ultimate goal is to nurture a scientific vocation in future researchers and clinicians.

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Overall, it was a lovely experience, and I was able to get a grasp on how research actually works way beyond what college can provide. Everybody was clearly very enthusiastic about their own lines of work, which shone through during the sessions and made it easier to engage in them.

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CSF Summer School was an unforgettable experience! I loved the engaging lectures, hands-on lab experiences, and the chance to connect with passionate peers Spain, where I got to practice my Spanish.

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These weeks have allowed me to see what it's like to work as a researcher, how the entire team works together, and to consider whether this is truly the path I want to follow as a student and professional.

Essential Information

Who Can Apply?

Anyone between 18 and 22 with a strong interest in science and fluency in English is welcome to apply.

What Is the Schedule?

The Programs will be held every weekday from June 29th to July 31st, 2026. Each Program runs from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm. Applicants may choose to attend one or more of the five available Programs:

June 29th – July 3rd. “Molecular Messages: How the Mother Talks to the Embryo”. Group: Maternal-Embryonic Cross-Talk. PI: Felipe Vilella

July 6th – 10th. “The Science Behind Women’s Tumors”. Group: Molecular and Cellular Origin of Gynecological Tumors. PI: Aymara Mas

July 13th – 17th. “From Discovery to Bedside: Innovation in Maternal-Fetal Medicine”. Group: Maternal Implications in the Origin of Preeclampsia. PI: Tamara Garrido

July 20th – 24th. “The Endometrial Microbiome: From Colonization to Conception” Group: Endometrial Microbiome in Human Reproduction. PI: Inmaculada Moreno

July 27th – 31st. “Imaging the Mouse Embryo”. Group: Embryo Imaging and Developmental Dynamics. PI: Emilia Scharrig

Where Will the Programs Be Held?

Our summer Programs will be held at our facilities in Paterna, Valencia (Spain). Situated at Ronda Narciso Monturiol, 11C, our location offers easy access via public transportation, including bus routes L131A and L144.

What Does It Cost to Participate?

The cost of each Program is €200 + Taxes

What Is the Application Deadline?

The registration form will be open from March 2nd to March 31st, 2026.

How Is the Selection Process?

A competitive selection process will be followed, considering the number of Programs applied for, the date of registration, and the contents of motivation letters.

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Please email us with any inquiries at edu@carlossimonfoundation.com