In recognition of her exceptional academic achievements and promising research, Stephanie Josephine Eder, a doctoral candidate from the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Vienna, has been awarded the highly coveted DOC Fellowship by the Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW). This fellowship is one of Austria’s most prestigious awards for doctoral students, offering recipients financial support and an opportunity to pursue cutting-edge research in their respective fields.

Stephanie Josephine Eder’s research focuses on exploring innovative solutions within the realm of life sciences. Her work has consistently demonstrated a commitment to advancing scientific knowledge and contributing to essential questions in her field. The DOC Fellowship will allow her to delve deeper into her research, positioning her to make significant contributions both within Austria and the global scientific community.

The ÖAW DOC Fellowship is awarded annually to a select group of outstanding doctoral candidates across various disciplines of basic research, providing recipients with funding for up to three years. The fellowship recognizes not only the academic excellence of its recipients but also the potential impact of their research on advancing knowledge and society.

On behalf of the Faculty of Life Sciences at the University of Vienna, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Stephanie Josephine Eder on this incredible achievement. Her success reflects not only her dedication and hard work but also the strength of research and education within the faculty. We look forward to the outcomes of her research and her continued contributions to science.

This fellowship marks a significant milestone in Stephanie's academic journey, and we are confident that her innovative work will shape the future of life sciences research.