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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO PREPARE THE MASTER THESIS

  • All students enrolled in the first years of the Master Degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology must present their experimental thesis project (see below) before start working in the lab.

    Since a.y. 2021/22 to present the experimental thesis project student must have acquired at least 40 credits including Advanced Cell Biology and Biotechnology.


    Thesis projects must be coherent with the educational objectives of the Master Degree.

  • Experimental work can be developed in laboratories pertaining to University Departments or to public/private institutions that have an agreement with the University of Turin.  

  • Students can choice the project by taking advantage of the proposals published on the Master Degree website (link) or by contacting research groups independently.

  • The experimental activity is under the supervision of a teacher (Supervisor) of the Master Degree in Cellular and Molecular Biology or of another Degree, provided they belong to a scientific sector classified as 'characterizing' or 'related and integrative' in the Master Degree CMB study program.  The Supervisor takes the responsibility of the research activity developed by the student. The role of Supervisor for a teacher of a Degree different from the Master Degree CMB and belonging to a scientific sector not included among those 'characterizing' or 'relative and integrative', or for other professionals, must be submitted for approval to the Didactic Committee of the Master Degree.

  • Thesis Format and rules to prepare the written dissertation.

The thesis proposal form containing a summary of the thesis project and other information must be sent (e-mail) for approval to the Didactic Commitee before start working in the lab. Send proposals to:

Prof. Fabio Penna  (Biomedical)
Prof. Santina Cutrupi (Biomolecular)
Prof. Patrizia Bovolin (Neurobiological)

 

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