FANTOM Training Event: Visual Storytelling, Career Talks & Podcast Session 2026
Fantom Training Event
Date:April 23rd and 24th 2026
Location: SkillsLab, Sensengasse 2, 1090 Vienna
This two-day workshop is designed to help our Doctoral Candidates strengthen CV writing skills and visual storytelling. They will also be participating in Podcast recording. Sessions include:
Visual Impact & Concept Positioning – Biolution
This practical workshop helps our students understand how reviewers think and teaches them how to present their research clearly using effective visuals. Through examples and practice, participants learn to create stronger graphical stories and deliver a concise, professional overview of their PhD work.n.
Narrative CV Workshop & Interview Techniques – Biolution
Our students will learn how to craft a narrative CV and prepare for interviews in both academic and industry settings. The session includes practical tips and mock interviews to boost their confidence and presentation skills
Student Supervision Essentials – Suzanne Turner
In this talk, Suzanne Turner shares her personal approach to mentoring and supervising students. Gain practical insights into building supportive, productive relationships that foster academic and professional growth.
FANTOM Podcast Series – Chris Smith & Doctoral Candidates
During this session, Chris Smith and our PhD students record engaging podcast episodes exploring research journeys, challenges, and successes. This series offers an authentic look into the experiences shaping the next generation of scientists.
In 1900, Klimt was commissioned to paint allegorical depictions of Medicine, Jurisprudence, and Philosophy for the ceiling of the University of Vienna’s Great Hall. The University rejected them in 1907 on grounds of ‘pornography’ and ‘perverted excess’.
The colour of this picture was made by artificial intelligence, since the original was not coloured yet.
Since 2025 it is now on the facade of the new Anna Spiegel 2 Building at the Medical University Campus.
Statue of Sigmund Freud